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Transition Bikes Patrol 2
The Patrol has been on a wish list of mine for a good while now, having first had a drool over it a couple of years ago when the brand brought it to the European stage at Eurobike. The Covert was previously a key player in the Transition line-up, an all-mountain rig that became the trusted favourite of many a…
Transition Bikes Covert26 3
We’ve always had a bit of a love affair for this bike in the office; it’s taken us down the Mega Avalanche in the past and been a bike that has featured as a long-term test rig too. This year the Covert has had a bit of a makeover in terms of the pivot placements in the suspension set up…
Transition Bikes Bandit 29er
The Bandit 29er is the first 29inch wheeled bike from the clever folk at Transiton. I was lucky enough to be one of the first people to ride the bike when it came into the country, and although the love affair was just a few short weeks, I spent them wisely thrashing it at every opportunity. Tech Heads The Bandit…
Transition Bikes Covert 2
I chose this bike as my do-it-all machine for the year, I got to ride last years bike at the Megavalanche and round Scotland very briefly and agreed with our test teams verdict that it really is a do it all machine. I had a DH bike with me for the Alps trip last year, but ended up just riding…
Transition Bikes Bandit
The Bandit was a totally new bike for Transition in 2011; it is a lightweight trail bike, aimed at being the perfect tool to ride up and down the mountain. It’s big brother, the Covert, comes spec’d with Fox 36’s up front and while it can be pedalled anywhere it can’t compete effectively in the popular 140mm travel trail bike…
Transition Bikes Covert
We loved the 2010 version of this bike, and with the Megavalanche looming felt there was no better bike to take with us. Nimble, fast and light for its travel the Covert is a true do it all machine. Perfectly happy railing singletrack as it is hammering down rock sections. It goes uphill pretty well too! The frame offers 150mm…
Transition Bikes Covert
Our Covert came in a cracking green colour that looked so much better in the flesh than we were expecting. Clean, simple lines hint at a no nonsense approach to bike building and that is exactly what you get from Transition. ‘Rider owned for life’ is the motto and all their bikes are designed and tested in house by people…
8 months ago
In this amazing video, follow 'The Giros' as they take you on an immersive journey across New Zealand, exploring some of the most incredible riding…
8 months ago
Transition Bikes have updated their classic trail bike, the Scout, and we have all the key info for you below from Transition: 'Our modern day…
9 months ago
2 minutes of Redwood DH shredding with Guy Johnston and Lachie Stevens
1 year ago
We think the award for one of the coolest kids bikes out there goes to Transition for their Ripcord, a proper mini-shredder for the mini-shredderrrs…
2 years ago
Dive head first into the finest trails Vermont has to offer with trail buddies Alex and Skye on board their Transition Patrols. There are fewer…
2 years ago
Take a spin with Transition Bikes' Kevin (owner) and Chris (sales manager) as they pull out the grins on the Transition Sentinel and Patrol NX…
2 years ago
Well, after watching this you'll be booking the next flight out to Japan with your bike and kimono in tow. The Giros offer up a…
2 years ago
For the past six years, Corey Smith has traded in the comforts of the traditional American lifestyle to follow his passion for mountain biking. Living…
2 years ago
The 2019 Ard Rock Enduro Festival will take place from 2-4 August 2019. Ard Rock takes place in the stunning Swaledale area of the Yorkshire…
2 years ago
Take a look at the sensational Transition Sentinel! Hungry for any type of trail, this is a bike that will give 100% when it's time…
2 years ago
Click here to check out some pedals, that are sure to win medals! The Tilts by ANVL are strong contenders in the flat pedal world.…
2 years ago
Atherton and Bruni serve up MTB thriller with Mont-Sainte-Anne wins. Pierron seals men's downhill crown as Seagrave keeps women's race alive. Britain’s Rachel Atherton and…
Issue 60
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Issue 52
Rou and the IMB Team head to Les Arcs in the Savoie region of the Alps to rediscover one of the best mountain bike locations in Europe. With runs from the top of the mountain to the valley floor and a hugely improved bike park they make new friends, ride amazing trails and discover somewhere they might try and call home.
Issue 49
We've got it all covered this month, with the XC whippet the Big Nine from Merida and the new Root Miller 29er from Rose. We get to know Canyon's do-it-all trail bike, the Neuron and for those that like things electric, the Cube Stereo 140 Hybrid. Formula also keep us in check with their brand new Cura Brakes.
Issue 48
Clive Forth looks at how you can go faster by using the right gear at the right time. Don’t get caught out spinning away pointlessly or grinding so hard your knees might snap! Learn the art of great gearing for better speed control right here.
Issue 46
Win a RinseKit Portable Washer System this issue in our Subscriber competition!
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Issue 44
As the Internet still reels from the most recent Danny Macaskill dropping, we catch up with Ian Young from Scottish brand Endura to find out more about the work they do and the kit they make. If it's good enough for Danny Mac...
Issue 44
We head to the far north of Scotland, to a land of ancient mountains, secluded lochs and amazing trails to see why this area attracts the adventurous mountain biker back time and time again.
Issue 41
As the explosion of dust settles after the first two rounds of the 2016 Enduro World Series in South America, we take a look at the women's competition, meet some of the racers, and find out what has changed since we left them in Finale last season.
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Issue 37
Nigel Garrood heads to the alps for a blind date with a difference, he's been paired with a fellow journalist to tackle the new Enduro2 format... Find out if true love blooms right here!
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