Stanton Bikes Switch9er Ti
Described by Stanton as the twentyniner that doesn’t act like one, the Switch9er sports a progressvie geometry for playful handling and technical riding. The…
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Described by Stanton as the twentyniner that doesn’t act like one, the Switch9er sports a progressvie geometry for playful handling and technical riding. The…
View reviewGerman bike brand Canyon has three different dirt jump bikes in their range, we take a look at the entry level Stitched 360. Built…
View reviewThe bike industry is a bit strange these times, with availability of any type of bike a major challenge. How it normally works is…
View reviewStriking, that is the word that came to mind on first sight of the Merida Big trail 600. A gorgeous forest green set off…
View reviewDMR was born from the world of dirt jumps and messing about in the woods. Recent bike releases like the Trailstar and the Sled…
View reviewRagley is back! After a short break they are back with a full range of bikes and have lost none of their hardtail swagger.…
View reviewAt a penny short of a grand (currently just £899.99on CRC), Vitus' Sentier 29 VR sits on that price point on which mountain bikes…
View reviewCommencal has long been of the belief that “it’s better to have a good hardtail than a bad full suspension bike.” The Commencal META…
View reviewSonder is a relatively new bike brand from British outdoor experts Alpkit; they have been turning heads since launched at the London bike show…
View reviewBritish brand Pipedream are back with a hardtail to truly get the pulse racing. Launched at Eurobike, the pink machine was hard to miss,…
View reviewWhen Merida announced their 2017 lineup, I thought it would maybe feature a few new models or a colour change here and there. What…
View reviewMarin are gradually re-vamping their range of bikes, and this year we see the new Hawkhill, the Pine Mountain, and this, the Nail Trail.…
View reviewThe UK is the home of hardcore hardtails, and Ragley’s offering in the form of the Blue Pig stays faithful to that with this…
View reviewHardtails are still very much commonplace around the world, but there are only a few countries in the world that produce the type of bike…
View reviewOnza have been around for 25 years, and in that time have been pioneers of mountain bike components and tyres, as well as manufacturers…
View reviewRagley have been through a few changes behind the scenes in recent years, but at their core has always been the desire to make…
View reviewThe Bruce 3 is the top model in the Bruce line up from German direct sellers Rose. Designed for 'brave deeds' and the 'best…
View reviewThe world of wheel sizes and widths is no longer simple, not only do we now have three 'standard' wheel sizes, the advent of…
View reviewEveryone needs a hardtail in their life, fact. Not only do they teach you how to ride properly, but they also provide endless amounts…
View reviewArguably the first hardcore hardtail ever produced, the DMR Trailstar has a solid place in mountain biking history. This new version aims to bring…
View reviewThe Reaction SL is a race ready full carbon 29er with speed on its mind and not much else. Aimed at the rider looking…
View reviewHardtails are great fun to ride, especially when they come in the more “aggressive” guise such as the Scout Comp on test here. All…
View reviewWhen I started racing, the Animal Orange Team was in full flow, with Greg Minnaar, Steve Geall, Tim Ponting and the Kitchin brothers. Despite…
View reviewI know it’s meant to be all about the carbon nowadays, but there’s something about the clean crisps lines of a steel hardtail that…
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