The crew turned an old dump site into a piece of art.

A dream set-up.

The Lowdown is built for serious terrain and hard riding, with a steel front triangle and aluminum swingarm.

Jinya's still a precision wizard.

It's steel, has 120mm of travel, and it's not really like anything else out there.

New pieces, bestsellers in new colorways, and their biggest women's line to date.

A good old fashioned dust-fest.

Simply known as "the guy on the Chromag hardtail".

Chromag is stepping all the way into the full suspension ring with three new bikes.

The new rig has a steel front triangle and an aluminum swingarm.

Chromag's first clipless pedals offer a generous platform and are SPD cleat compatible.

It's not too late to squeeze in a fall jump sesh.

Everything from Tubolito's sub-50 gram plastic tubes to Chromag's latest Canadian-made stem.

Chromag has a new high-end stem that's made in Canada.

Amber nectar and a line of tech tees and caps with proceeds going right back to the trails.

Looks like a party.

The Chromag crew headed to Squamish with some of the staff to shoot the 2022 apparel line and show you what's new.

Chromag, the Whistler based bike brand most known for their steel hardtails, has made a foray into the high pivot market.

Chromag seems to have an adult-sized version of the Minor Threat in the works - a Major Threat, if you will.

Hold your horses grown-ups. Before you get too excited, this one is for the groms.

Red, I'm seeing red. A red full suspension Chromag that is.

After about 40 tries, Calvin Huth and Reece Wallace finally nailed the drone shot.

His early unturndown cork 7 is SO sick.

Some impressive moves.

Always great to watch Sorge ride.

A half-dozen worthy options for keeping your knees safe and sound.

Kurt Sorge has joined Chromag for their technical components and apparel.

It's all about the sound of the bike and rider tearing down the trail.

We put 10 men's summer MTB kits to the test.

Chromag expands their apparel collection with the addition of the Rift knee guards.

A legendary BMXer's version of their ideal hardtail, complete with cartoons.

Trying to decide which flat pedals to get? This is a great place to start.

Chromag adds new options to its range of riding apparel.

The latest gear to cross our desks.

Stave off the self-isolation boredom with the entire Alchemy Trilogy.

Chromag expands its apparel range with two new gloves.

Extra wide, extra grippy, and they're available in purple. What more do you need?

A monthly round-up of the latest tech, including gear from Canyon, Wolf Tooth, Race Face, 100%, and others.

When Chromag first launched the alloy handlebar in 2003, it was one of the widest bars on the market at 720mm. Times have changed!

A few gift ideas that any mountain biker would be happy to wake up to.

Dominik Puffer gets extra stylish on his Chromag Stylus.

Always nice to see big tricks on a trail bike. The ender is something else.

That unique West Coast blend of fog and sun rays combined with super-fast and loamy trails.

There's a massive variety of grips out on the market - we put 9 worthy options to the test.

Laughs were had, tricks were thrown, and tires were blown.

We caught up with a few of the Crankworx competitors in practice to see what kind of bikes they were running and what they have done to them to help give them an advantage.

Chromag release their largest ever flat pedal, inspired by Karver

Whistler and the Sea to Sky Corridor is a key destination for anyone who loves to mountain bike.

The Whistler brand's first collection of women's apparel is comprised of three jerseys and a pair of shorts.

A nerdy explanation of the super-slack, super-long hardtail from the man who designed it.

Party in the front, painful ankles in the rear. The latest hardcore hardtail made in Whistler pushes the limits.

This is the first episode in our new 'Process' series where we focus on how a bike company actually produces, engineers and tests their bikes. We stopped by Chromag to see how they go from an initial concept to a bike that is ready for sale.

Oszkar Nagy's raw talent and unmistakable style have been obvious for a long, long time. Watch him shred his own riding spot for the very last time—that nose-bonk to opposite tailwhip is sick.

We look at what some of the innovative designs have in common, and how they compare to each other.

Two new products for your bike and one for your body.

Small feet shouldn't mean less performance. We take a look at two pedal options for groms to find out which one makes the most sense.

After years of wanting to delve deeper into apparel, Chromag dives in for 2017 with their first tech line.

Kyle Norbraten takes his Enduro to all new levels and no one gets robbed, so hold on tight.

Chromag's trail ripping athlete, Jordan Hodder, shows us where all his bikes take him in the Whistler region.

It's not the lightest saddle out there, nor the most high-tech, and yet Chromag's Lynx DT saddle has a following. There's a reason for that.

Margus Riga goes exploring Whistler's long lost trails with the Chromag crew.

This past Thursday marked the 10th annual Chromag Bikes' Show and Shine in Whistler, BC - a gathering of a few hundred like minded folks to celebrate great bikes.

In the past it wasn't uncommon to see Nick Tingren on a BMX or skateboard. Now he's busy tearing up the trails of the North Shore aboard his Chromag Stylus.

Reece Wallace had a goal of showing he could hold his own on the cliffs of Utah. We think this should earn him a spot in Rampage qualifying.

Buy a Devinci and get a free custom color coordinated Chromag bar plus enter to win a deluxe bundle of goods.

Chromag's Paul Genovese lights up up his hometown of Fernie, BC with his DJ and DH bikes in this season recap from Mind Spark Cinema.

Want the chance to win a Chromag Monk and to support a great cause? Bike Parks Calgary want to supply the city with a premier facility, donate to their cause and you could win.

Through the fog and in the woods, Nick Tingren explores some of the classics that the North Shore has to offer.

After a successful 2014 contest season, Logan Peat takes to the coastal forests of British Columbia to explore and relive some of his favourite riding spots.

Matt Hunter, Graham Aggasiz and Matty Miles, need we say more?

It really is amazing to think about what this crew of riders has achieved in a sort time span. We are keen to watch their futures unfold.

Chromag's Stephen Matthews might be from the prairies, but he's known to be a force on the West Coast riding scene these days.

This past weekend Remi Gauvin stood on the podium with his fellow Canadian DH racers at Nationals where he took the bronze. In this video you'll see why he's one of Canada's fastest DH racers.

Reece Wallace spent last season recovering from a horrific leg injury but this video shows that he's back and shredding harder than ever.

Brandon Semenuk leads the Liason crew by way of example as he charges everything in this new video from Chromag and Rupert Walker.

Remember this name, Oszkar Nagy, as he's headed to a lot of podiums moving forward.

Carson Storch holds it down in Bend, Oregon and takes you through the paces of what his diverse hometown has to offer.

Northern Washington is now home to an indoor bike park, Burlington Bike Park. Reece and crew go hit up the goods.

Chromag and the Accell Group set to manufacture their own versions of SRAM's X-SYNC chain rings.

The family that rides together, stays together.

Paul Genovese and Mind Spark Cinema team up to capture some cool features around Fernie, B.C.

Brendan Howey's effortless style is captured by Mind Spark Cinema.

Most riders can only dream of having a yard (and skills) like this.

The idea is simple, load up the RV and a support truck and head to California and escape the BC spring. On board the RV were Wink Grant, Jarrett Moore, Paul Genovese, Aaron Boss, Rupert Walker, and Ross Measures, driving in the support vehicle were Luke Fulton, Eric Lawrenuk and Brendan Howey. A stacked crew.

A long Winter and Spring are starting to pay off with some podiums, but this video of Matt Hardwick is all about the freeriding.

Fly Racing Action jersey • Chromag Fubar OSX handlebars • Specialized Bennies platform pedals

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're rocking and how it performs.

If you love to ride your bike, then you need to watch this video and simply remember the joys of tires on dirt.

Here it is, the second teaser for Eric Lawrenuk's new film. With stars like Graham Agassiz, Kurt Sorge, Geoff Gulevich, Anthony Messere, Brendan Howey (and more), you know it'll be good.

Camelbak Charge LR backpack • Chromag Ranger stem • MRP G3 chain guide

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're rocking and how it performs.

Check out Wink Grant crushing it on dirt jumps and trails in Rupert Walker's latest video.

Alchemy will premiere online here on Pinkbike in the spring, but until then, here is their teaser and story behind the film from BC Buds.

After a summer full of traveling and competing, Paul heads home to do some filming with Dylan Siggers. Check it out...

Hard tails are where it all started and for the crew at Chromag, it's where it remains. Watching riders like Jinya, Phelps and Skogland on Whistler's amazing valley trails makes us all want to get out and ride.

Check out this rad video of Chromag teammates Reece Wallace and Nick Tingren riding some sweet trails!

Chromag just released their Family Intro video for the 2012 season and they have one stacked team full of talent.

Chromag Seat QR • OtterBox Defender iPhone case • Oakley Jawbone glasses

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're rocking and how it performs.

Best known for its built-to-last handlebars, stems and saddles, Chromag also manufactures steel hardtail frames designed to handle epic rides on the toughest terrain. We put some serious saddle time in on their Aperture frame to find out what makes it tick.

Ian Ritz's journey from a small frame builder to an internationally recognized component brand.

Larocque and Mark Matthews head to one of Mark's favorite spots and get work done on this edit.

Chromag Lynx saddle • Maxxis Ardent 29 x 2.4" tire • RockShox Monarch RT3 shock • Point One Racing Podium pedal

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're rocking and how it performs.

Pinkbike.com / Chromag rider Reece Wallace and the crew at Chromag bikes put on the Family Gathering yesterday at the Whistler Dirt Jumps - check out the scene.

This year's "Chromag Family Gathering" is going to be a great event to take in if you are in Whistler on July 15th (Tomorrow!). Reece and the Chromag family want you to enjoy good beats and sick jumps, so come out and enjoy!

Having been a proud Chromag owner for several years, I always wanted to attend the annual Show and Shines in Whistler. Here is a look at this year's event.

Chromag Bikes just uploaded this bad ass edit of their in house shredder Jin to their Facebook page. Rumor has it that only a small handful of riders have ever cleaned this trail top to bottom and here Jin is making some sections look easier than they really are.

Check out that Chromag Gypsy in action!

While I was working for the Whistler Municipality in early May building the River Jumps, I knew that they were going to be sick, and the first thing that came to my mind was to get all my friends together, play some music, give out some prizes, and most importantly have fun riding bikes under the hot Whistler sun.

Read on to check out some killer videos and photos!

We caught up with Whistler shredder Reece Wallace to get the lowdown on his Chromag Monk. Inside you can see his bike and watch a video of him at Whistler's local jumps!

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Amado Stachenfeld is a ripper from Berkley, California who has been pushing it on the racing circuit. He recently put together this self made promotional video, so here it is!

Check out the video inside...

Chromag Bikes are well known for their frames and great component line up. The Pinkbike.com/Devinci DH Team was fortunate to run their bar and stem combo last year and are equally stoked to have Chromag on board for 2008.

Check out the goodies that Chromag is bolting up this year:

Fresh Meat is always about the nice new shiny bits that we're trying out or want to show you from around the industry. But what about when we get hungry or need some stuff? Sometimes you're on a road trip and forget things, like gloves. So you go to the local bike shops and you drop your hard earned cash on parts. Here are some of the parts that I've bought on recent trips or seen and thought-hell ya I want/need that for one of my bikes or for me to make my riding more enjoyable. Have a look at the Shift Strike gloves, the Lizard Skin's Charger grips, Dakine's Cross X gloves, North Face's Jacket, Chromag's Seat Post Quick Release, Sombrio's Forensic Glove and of course my Goodyear MTR tires.

This Ninth Annual Mount Seven Psychosis race at Golden B.C. proved to be one of the most challenging years for the race course to date. Due to the extremely dry conditions, riders found it particularly hard to control speed on the steep sections of the “Dead Dog” and “RTC” pitches. “There were a lot of high speed crashes this year” said Paul Taylor, course official “riders just couldn’t control their speed”.

For 2006 Chromag is proud to announce the debut of the Stylus frameset, a production model created to offer riders a frame with the features and detail Chromag is known for, at a competitive price. Like the handbuilt-in-B.C. models, the Stylus is a highly detailed frameset featuring many of the same unique components, including machined dropouts, chainstay yoke, headtube and two-piece seattube insert system. “This is a burly all purpose frame that is created for a strong rider who wants a next-level hard-tail, but is on a limited budget” says founder and product manager Ian Ritz, “we wanted to incorporate our distinctive features into an affordable package that offers value to the rider. The Stylus is the result”. Based on the popular Gypsy model, it features a versatile geometry that is suitable for trail, dirt jump and urban terrain.