Flat tires used to be the cost of admission for bike riders until Tannus rewrote the rules. This is the true story of how one frustrated engineer turned a deflated dream into a high-performance breakthrough: the world’s most advanced solid bike tire. From the invention of Aither foam to a 3,000+ mile airless ride, discover how Tannus took on the flat tire and built a no-maintenance, no-compromise solution that’s changing how riders roll, whether you're commuting, riding an e-bike, or managing a full fleet.

Tired of flat tires ruining your ride? You’re not alone. Whether you’re tackling rugged mountain bike trails or clocking gravel bike miles, tire inserts are the game-changing upgrade you didn’t know your bike tires needed. The No-B.S. Guide to Tire Inserts for Mountain & Gravel Bikes gives you a simple, straight-talking crash course on how tubeless tire inserts work, why they prevent flats, and how they boost grip, control, and ride quality. If you’re ready for fewer flat tires, smoother rides, and more confidence on every trail, this guide is your starting line.

This Earth Day, we’re proud to announce a new chapter in our mission to protect the places we ride. In partnership with Schwalbe, we’re launching a closed-loop recycling program that transforms old tubes into new ones, reducing waste and riding toward a more sustainable future. Because wild places deserve better, and so does the gear we use to explore them.

Flats are the ultimate buzzkill. Whether it's a goathead ambush or a sneaky pinch flat, they always show up uninvited. In this blog, we break down the 8 most common reasons your ride gets cut short and how to stop it from happening again. From sharp debris to rim tape fails, we’ve got the lowdown (and the solution). Bonus: A quick look at how Tannus Armour helps you outsmart every flat in the book.

Let me be honest with you right out of the gate, I didn’t grow up dreaming of bike gear. In fact, if you rewind a few years, you’d find me flying down the street on a dark purple Mongoose bought on sale at Walmart, knees probably scraped, helmet probably too loose, and not a single care in the world.

Did I know what a tire liner was? Absolutely not.

Spring has finally arrived, which means it's the perfect time to dust off your bike and hit those trails! With the snow melting, the longer, warmer days, and the flowers blooming, it's the perfect time to rediscover the joy of cycling. So whether you're an experienced cyclist or just getting back into it, grab your bike, strap on that helmet, and check out our spring riding tips and trail highlights for the season.

Some races test endurance. Others test willpower. The Absa Cape Epic does both... and then some. From March 16 to 23, 2025, riders will face 608 kilometers of untamed trails and 16,500 meters of relentless climbing through South Africa’s Western Cape. This isn’t just a race; it’s survival on two wheels. And this year, Keegan Swenson isn’t going it alone. He’s teaming up with none other than three-time Cape Epic champion Matt Beers to take on the beast together.

Let’s be real, spring may feel like it's right around the corner…but really who knows when the temperatures will be back to optimal riding! Luckily, we have a few tips to keep you riding comfortably, even when it's chilly outside. Whether you're on an e-bike or a road bike, here’s how to keep riding through winter without freezing your toes off.

At 67 years old, most people are eyeing their retirement plans or reminiscing about adventures of the past. Not Jack Smith. In 2024, Jack embarked on his ninth journey across America—but this time, he decided to attempt it solo. Armed with the Scambler e-bike by Vintage Electric Bikes and equipped with Tannus tire inserts, Jack’s adventure was as much a tribute to history as it was a testament to the human spirit.

Mountain biking has always been about more than the ride, it’s about freedom, creativity, and the chance to flow with nature. That’s exactly what Natural Selection Bike celebrates. This new freeride event isn’t just a competition, it’s a shift back to riding in sync with Mother Nature. Picture big mountain terrain meeting raw rider creativity on New Zealand’s stunning Mt. Dewar, overlooking Queenstown. 

Robbie Seaman, a senior at Dixie High School, survived a UTV accident that nearly took his life and resulted in arm amputation.  Despite this life-altering event, his community rallied around him, enabling him to return to competitive cycling within the same year.