Tech
The Bicycle Wheel, Reinvented
With the highly anticipated Copenhagen Wheel, from MIT-born Superpedestrian seeks to improve urban biking.
Page 1952 of 2133
-
-
-
MotoringTorture Testing Tires on 400 Miles of Baja
The Baja 1000 is one of the most grueling races in all of motorsports. Running nearly the entire length of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, drivers haul ass for 24 hours on motorcycles, production vehicles, trucks and buggies across some of the most varied terrain in the world.
-
TechKit: Taking on Baja
Packing perfectly for the Baja Peninsula in Mexico means being prepared for everything — because anything can, and will, happen.
-
Food & DrinkThe Pumpkin Beer Problem
Back in 2011 The Atlantic reported on “The Divisive Pumpkin Ale”, alleging that the style had become synonymous with increasingly stale and overdone flavors. This is still the (very subjective) argument for people who loathe the stuff.
-
MotoringFord’s Reigning Champ Arrives Anew, Stronger and Lighter
The Ford F-150 is the reigning champ of the truck world, having been the most popular truck in America for 37 years and — get this — the most popular overall vehicle for 32.
-
FitnessWant or Not, the Trek Lync is The Commuter Bike You Need
A week with the Trek Lync 5 proves it’s the commuter bike you need, whether or not it’s the commuter bike you want.
-
WatchesA Look Back at Germany’s Storied Watchmaker
This year Walter Lange turned 90, and the company his grandfather built celebrates 20 years since its post-Cold War rebirth.
-
WatchesA Lange-Term Love Affair
I’ll never own a Lange & Söhne timepiece. Yet ask me what my favorite watch brand is and I’ll spit out their name without hesitation.
-
WatchesGlaciers, Volcanos and Wind in Iceland
Iceland is perhaps the most exotic place on Earth. And it’s only a five-hour flight from Manhattan.
-
OutdoorsThe Tern Eclipse S18 Gets the Folding Bike Right
Meet the folding commuter bike that will steamroll your fixie.
-
-
-
WatchesTimekeeping Selects: OMEGA Seamaster Professional “SHOM” (Sold)
For the 11th installment of our Timekeeping Selects series with Analog/Shift, we’re presenting an OMEGA Seamaster Professional “SHOM” ($3,500), designed for the study of French coasts in 1973 by the Service Hydrographique et Océanographique de la Marine.
-
FitnessThe Vanmoof Electric 3, An E-Bike That’s Not Quite Electrifying
Vanmoof claims they’ve built “the world’s first intelligent commuter bike”.
-
Today in GearToday in Gear: October 14, 2014
Today in Gear: waterproof formal attire by Samuelshon, HTC’s handheld camera, a new collab from Sperry Top-Sider and Barneys New York, a siege-proof dock lock and more.
-
ArchiveTested: Five Great Everyday Hybrids
From miserly compacts to full-sized fuel-sipping sedans, you can have your cake and eat it, too, with both style and a serious salute to the environment.
-
MotorcyclesViewfinder: The Story of the Chopper
“The Story of the Chopper” explores the surprising birth and history of the world’s most recognizable motorcycle style.
-
TechDecrypted: Predictive Keyboards Are Taking Over Your Smartphone (and Beyond)
With this month’s introduction of iOS 8, SwiftKey — along with other alternative keyboards — have made their way over to the iPhone demographic. Suddenly, taking the words right out of one’s mouth is all the rage, but what’s it to you?
-
MotoringThe Boats, Crew and Route of the Around-the-World Volvo Ocean Race
In the past decade, the Volvo Ocean Race has seen boats dismasted and sunk, sailors break bones and lose teeth — and in one tragedy, a Dutch crew member washed overboard and was killed. It’s no wonder the race is called the “Everest of sailing”.