Mountain Bike Reviews
Chromag Fubar OSX
No stranger to pushing the limits on bikes, Chromag are manufacturers of some of the wildest hardtail mountain bikes on the planet. They also turn their hand at components too including the Fubar OSX and the Hi-Fi Stem that we have here. The OSX bar is an alloy, 31.8mm clamp bar coming in at 780mm width and a crowd-pleasing 5-degree…
Leatt DBX 3.0 Enduro V19.1 Helmet
The Leatt DBX 3.0 Enduro Helmet is aimed, as you may have guessed, squarely at the enduro market, featuring a removable chin guard that even when attached, makes for a very lightweight helmet offering a good amount of protection. Key Features As you would imagine, this helmet complies to all standards (certified and tested: AS/NZS 2063:2008, EN1078, CPSC 1203). The…
Merida Bikes One-Twenty 6000
Continuing Merida's overhaul of their full suspension range, the 120 is the latest model to be brought up to speed. Sharing the style and layout of the bigger 160 and 140 models, the 120 aims to be everything the modern trail rider wants from a bike. Merida claim this new bike is the best balance of 'trail oriented riding on…
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Rose Bikes Elec Tec FS 2
Rose wasn't early to the emtb party but now offer both a hardtail and a full suspension in their gradually increasing emtb range. The Elec Tec FS is the full suspension model and offers up 140mm of travel front and rear and comes in two specs; easily distinguished as the FS 1 and the FS 2 featured here. The geometry…
DMR Bikes Wingbar 35 and DEFY 35+ Stem
If ever a brand was to inspire confidence, then DMR would be the one. Born out of thrashing bikes in the woods, the components that come from DMR are certainly ones that can take some abuse. The Wingbar and Defy Stem combine to make a thoroughly modern cockpit which maintains their classic core values. The Wingbar is now available in…
Lezyne MEGA C GPS
The world of bike computers has moved on beyond recognition from the early days of magnets on spokes and wires running up forks. These days my phone has replaced any sort of computer or GPS on the bike and using Strava and some mapping software together I have a pretty good setup. However, it does live in my pocket and…
Ragley Bikes Big Wig
Ragley is back! After a short break they are back with a full range of bikes and have lost none of their hardtail swagger. With a range of models in both aluminium and steel, Ragley has all the bases covered with a hardtail for everyone. The Blue Pig, Piglet, and Big Wig represent the steel side of the family, each…
FUNN Full On Bar and Crossfire Stem
Funn have been producing great bars and stem for ages, and always offer up something affordable and functional for those without a huge wedge of cash burning a hole in their pocket. The Full On bar is not going to blow anyone's mind with futuristic features but offers a reliable bar with some good numbers. 785mm is the width, which…
Lake Cycling MX241 Endurance
Lake has been making shoes for a long time, they are one of those brands synonymous with one product, and that is cycling shoes. Furthermore, they are intensely focused on fit and having developed their craft over the years, Lake is keen to make sure riders have the best fitting shoes possible. Choosing shoes by the 'Last' shape is the…