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Ibis Cycles Mojo SL-R
Having ridden and enjoyed the HD version of the Mojo a while back I was a little concerned that this lighter weight version of the Mojo might be something of a let down in terms of stiffness and thrash ability. The SL-R soon had me swooning over its good looks and light weight though and it was with a happy…
Ibis Cycles Mojo HD 160
It is fair to say that I experienced a fair amount of excitement at the prospect of getting my hands on the Mojo HD 160. The raw carbon frame has an organic quality to it that promises strength and poise, add to that the fact that it is achingly beautiful and you have a very desirable package indeed. Ibis have…
2 months ago
Hardtail or full suspension? Jeff Kendall-Weed compares them. Let us know what you think.
2 months ago
Jeff Kendal-Weed takes through Cougar Ridge, Bellingham. The trail has been incorporated into the sanctioned, public trail network and it's lost a lot of its…
2 months ago
Jeff Kendall-Weed shares his thoughts on the Stylus. A slack, 65° head angle with this short 530mm axle to crown, 130mm travel Trust Message fork.…
2 months ago
The Chromag Stylus is an all-mountain, aggressive hardtail mountain bike, and in the last episode of the vlog, Jeff Kendall-Weed went through the parts that…
3 months ago
Jeff Kendall Weed and Jorge De Avila team up on this! Nose wheelies have their place as a general skill to have for trail riding,…
4 months ago
From Jeff: Boundary Trail, nestled amongst the towering cedar trees on the legendary Mt Fromme in North Vancouver, BC, Canada, is a north shore mountain…
6 months ago
Jeff: Ya’ll have seen plenty videos of me riding fast and doing some fun stuff on the bike. This is not one of those videos!…
8 months ago
Do you ride your mountain bike in the rain? Perhaps the question should be, don't you ride in the rain? While it’s a way of…
8 months ago
The nicest guy in mountain biking rides the nicest trail in the south as Jeff Kendall-Weed attacks Geronimo down in Arizona, USA. Big thanks to…
9 months ago
Half Nelson trail in Squamish, BC, is a mountain biker’s dream come true and for me, it’s an ideal trail to ride with my 3…
10 months ago
Ibis have updated their classic Mojo HD model with this, the new HD5. Longer, lower, slacker, I know we've heard it all before but the…
10 months ago
Evan Geankoplis is the fastest upcoming American Enduro racer you've never heard of. His day job has him turning wrenches and selling bikes at his…
Issue 62
Bored with the same old trail? Take some advice from Ben Gerrish and explore the less travelled lines on your local loop. Get creative and go play on your bike while sharpening your skills and seeing what is possible with a little imagination.
Issue 61
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
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More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 55
The Tweed Valley has come of age. No longer just a trail centre, the valley offers such a vast amount of riding it is hard to ignore and is drawing visitors from around the globe. From downhill to XC and everything in between, is this the finest British mountain bike destination?
Issue 42
For a small patch of Scotland, the Tweed Valley produces more than it's fair share of riding talent. We head up for the annual Tweelove festival and check out the riding, racing and community, which make the area so special.
Issue 30
Jarno Hoogland heads to Liguria to discover more there than just the beaten path!
Issue 26
One of the most successful mountain bikers in the history stops by for a chat, Anne talks about her love of Enduro and some of her greatest achievements in the sport!
Issue 23
3 All-Mountian rigs on test and a load of packs to keep all your food and tools in on a long ride.
Issue 19
We've got two 160mm travel bikes and plenty of body armour to keep you out of harms way on the trails.
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