The mountain biking industry has recently seen several notable developments in accessories and clothing:
Brompton x and wander G Line Collaboration
British folding bike manufacturer Brompton has partnered with Japanese outdoor brand and wander to release a limited-edition adventure-focused G Line bike. This special edition features a metallic grey frame with bright yellow anodized hardware, reflective details, and dual branding. Accompanying the bike is a range of functional gear, including a water-resistant backpack, a versatile 3-liter roll-top pouch, and technical outerwear designed for cycling. The collection emphasizes flexibility and adventure-readiness, blending utility with modern design. Available from September 10 through Brompton’s channels, with apparel also sold at selected and wander locations. (t3.com)
Pas Normal Studios’ Off-Race Collection
Danish cycling brand Pas Normal Studios has launched its Autumn/Winter 2026 Off-Race collection, expanding into a full lifestyle wardrobe. The collection transforms high-performance cycling elements into fashionable and functional everyday wear suitable for commuting, traveling, and casual use. It blends Scandinavian minimalism, technical outdoor wear, and modern streetwear with relaxed fits and muted tones. Signature pieces include the Off-Race Down Liner Jacket and Tech Corduroy Pants, alongside new merino knitwear and boiled wool garments. Designed with versatility and layering in mind, the line features practical elements like reflective branding and secure rear pockets. Available from August 13 via Pas Normal Studios’ website, stores, and select retailers, with prices starting at €12. (t3.com)
Rapha’s First USA Cycling Kit
Rapha has unveiled its first kit design for USA Cycling, marking the beginning of a partnership that will see the national team wear Rapha gear through 2029, including the Los Angeles Olympic Games. The design features pastel stars and stripes and will be worn by US national team riders across road, mountain bike, BMX, and track disciplines. (cyclingnews.com)
Arc’teryx Enters MTB Apparel Market
Arc’teryx, known for its premium outdoor gear, has entered the mountain bike apparel market with a new collection that includes jackets, trousers, and shorts. The Canadian brand is associated with using the finest materials and meticulous design practices for its outdoor kit. The new range is produced in a limited run and is expected to sell out quickly. (bikeradar.com)
Fox Racing’s Ranger Off-Road Gearset
Fox Racing has redesigned its Ranger Off-Road jersey and pants with a more ergonomic and articulated on-the-bike fit. The jersey is made from abrasion-resistant and sweat-wicking fabrics, featuring Drirelease fabrics that wick moisture and dry four times faster than cotton. The pants also offer an articulated fit, with heat- and abrasion-resistant leather panels reinforcing the knees and providing grip to the bike. The collection is available in Standard, Air (more venting), and Ex (over-the-boot with cargo pockets) versions. (cyclenews.com)
Highlights:
- Brompton teamed up with one of Japan’s coolest outdoor brands to turn its rugged folding bike into a seriously desirable adventure machine, Published on Thursday, September 03
- This cult Danish cycling brand wants you to dress better when you’re nowhere near a bike and its new collection makes a strong case, Published on Thursday, August 13
- Looking for bargain Rapha gear? The ‘Final Markdowns’ of the Summer Sale have up to 60% off cycling clothing and accessories, Published on Tuesday, August 18