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I 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…
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…
View reviewIn the northern hemisphere the winters are long and bleak, there is usually a decent amount of rain and mud kicking around too. As…
View reviewOut of the box I really love the look of these shoes, a cool looking, casual style shoe that appear more like a pair…
View reviewLT stands for Long Travel, the standard Riot from Ghost is a 130mm travel trail bike, for 2015 the brand upped-the-anti and went with…
View reviewEvery year Trek seems to add an acronym or two to the features list that describes their bikes. You could call it marketing or…
View reviewThe South African brand, Momsen, might not be one that you’ve heard much about, if indeed anything, but that is set to change over…
View reviewDropper posts have been around for a while now, and in fact most bikes are shipped with them these days. Arguably they are the…
View reviewA couple of summers back I was lucky enough to have a Pivot Phoenix as my trusty steed on a month long alpine road…
View reviewThe Meta V4 Trail Race from Commencal is a 120mm travel bike designed to be fast and nimble on a wide variety of terrain.…
View reviewThe Ground Control 2 from Rose is a 130mm trail bike with 27.5” wheels that is exceedingly well specced for the low price it…
View reviewThe Scott Genius 950 has to be something of a bargain. It is billed as being the ultimate trail bike, yet at a fraction…
View reviewWe were lucky enough to have a first ride on this bike when it was launched in the US about 10 months ago. We…
View reviewAnd now for something completely different! The Lauf Trail Racer is a full carbon build, 996grams on my scales, 60mm of progressively stiffening travel…
View reviewThe Meta V4 line up is an impressive one; it features four levels of bike, the Origin, Essential, Race Plus and the World Cup.…
View reviewWe tested this bike last year, and in terms of the frame design and geometry the changes have been very subtle. In essence, the…
View reviewThe Lush Carbon is the crème de la crème of Trek’s women’s range. The Lush series has no less than four models, each with…
View reviewStylish leather kicks that look better than most flat pedal shoes and have some great features! Not only have the Sense shoes got sticky…
View reviewHigh tops with waffle soles, or Honey Rubber as O’Neal calls them, due to their honeycomb appearance and the fact they are made from…
View reviewThe Cube Stereo has been around for a long time, and appears in many different guises in the Cube line up. This flavour of…
View reviewThe Kato is Ghost's entry-level price offering for the full suspension trail market. It comes in multiple builds and this is The Kato 3,…
View reviewWhen I opened the box from California, I instantly got delusions of grandeur; I’ve raced to a high level in several disciplines, so with…
View reviewCommencal have always had a logical approach to designing and building mountain bikes and that is set to continue. Rather than come down heavily…
View reviewScott have had the Genius range of bikes in their line up for some time, the LT moniker stands for Long Travel. The range…
View reviewWomen’s bikes are becoming ever more prevalent amongst the big manufacturers. The growing number of women in the sport is leading to more and…
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