"Turn down the volume. Go home, close the curtains, close your eyes. I've finally been learning how and it's been great."

Ice cream. Henry loves ice cream.

Exploring forgotten trails, visiting new riding areas, and powerful brakes are a few of the items on Matt's list.

Online exercise programs, kid trailers, and scones all made it onto Sarah's list.

Dario's list includes pedals, pants, big bikes, a nice fork, and a fun race.

Grassroots enduro races, long travel dropper posts, tire inserts, and bike trailers all made Seb Stott's best-of list this year.

Bikes, books, candy, and more.

"I like bikes and also other things."

Exotic DH bikes and shocks, bike parks, wet weather gear that works, and more.

Somehow Henry has managed to incorporate stories about farming, Smash Mouth, and chocolate ice cream into his interesting list.

Surprise, surprise, Levy's list of things includes a gravel suspension fork and a UFO podcast.

Kazimer's list has everything from German tires to Japanese noise rock.

Gear, events, people, and ideas.

Sarah's list includes everything from heated socks to a trials moto.

Alicia's list includes her favorite Field Test bike, some paragliding gear, and a clever tool.

Seb's list has everything from a multitool to the Megawatt.

Mr. Quinney's list of products or things that stood out, for one reason or another

Levy's best-of list includes electronics, not having enough suspension, the Grim Donut 2, and value bikes.

A folding saw, burly tires, flat pedal shoes, and a German-made high-pivot bike all ended up on Kazimer's list this year.

It turns out Daniel Sapp had a soft spot for waterproof softgoods in 2020.

On a scale of 1 to over-cooked op-ed, how badly did I mess up this 2020 best-of list?

Sarah Moore's list of products that made 2020 a bit brighter, more comfortable, and interesting.

A fancy tube strap, aluminum wheels, and an Italian fork all made Kazimer's list of favorites.