Tom Ritchey

This is the second of four anniversary edition Ritchey frames.

A lustrous red cyclocross/gravel bike to celebrate a big birthday.

It’s a little bit bikepacking, a little bit rigid mountain bike, a little bit touring, and looks like a lot of fun.

Ritchey's new Outback gravel bike is greater than the sum of its parts.

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Founder of the eponymous brand, Tom Ritchey was one of the pioneers of mountain biking and modern framebuilding.

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In an excerpt from Land of Second Chances, Tim Lewis tells the story of Tom Ritchey's journey of discovery in Rwanda

In Rwanda, the bike provides a platform for self discovery for an American icon, an attempt at redemption for another, and more

The ideas are decades old, but the time has finally come for electronic shifting, the 27.5-inch wheel size, and dropper posts

Lennard Zinn recalls all of the specs of his old 650b Ritchey to help a reader set up an authentic vintage 650b at home

In four days of racing, Mary McConneloug and Michael Broderick have traded wins with Chilean riders Martín Flaño and Nicolás Prudencio.

Size matters when it comes to tires: Many sizes that have the same, or almost the same, designation are actually completely different sizes.