Vaude Moab Low AM
The flat pedal shoe market is not the most diverse, dominated by one very big brand, and very few others. Attempts from other companies…
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The flat pedal shoe market is not the most diverse, dominated by one very big brand, and very few others. Attempts from other companies…
View reviewAs the name would suggest, these pedals have been designed with the rider who is undoubtedly the king of flats; Sam Hill. This is…
View reviewIf you’re looking for some serious protection for your ‘grey-matter' then this super stealthy black-beauty looks like it will win most battles. Thankfully I…
View reviewA small British company, Mapdec was born from a love of racing bikes for very extended periods. Be it endurance, 24hr or adventure races,…
View reviewForme are based in the centre of the UK within touching distance of the Peak District National Park: an area renowned for steep hills,…
View reviewAndorra based Commencal have already created an impressive Meta V4 line up, and not ones to rest on their laurels have added two new…
View reviewFirst off, and for some most importantly, the Cube Sting WLS 140 looks great. In its vibrant Coral colourway, teamed with matching decals on…
View reviewHope needs no , renowned for high-quality engineering and manufacture; they have been making lights alongside all their other products for many years. The…
View reviewFirst impressions of Endura’s popular Mullet riding glasses are of a chunky, hardy piece of riding eyewear with full frames and a mirror-finish lens.…
View reviewEndura have been producing clothing that riders can trust for over 13 years now, clothing that lasts and stands up to the elements of…
View reviewThe trend for wider rims is clear, and the competition is hotting up as manufacturers respond and the choice expands. The 345 from Spank…
View reviewAdidas offer a mind-boggling array of sunglasses and eyewear for every type of activity and light conditions. With the Evil Eye Evo Pro, we…
View reviewThis year the Durolux from SRSuntour gets a revamp to bring it right up to date. Upping the stanchion size to 36mm shows that…
View reviewThe Cube Stereo range stands in the market as an extensive arsenal of weapons. A popular and long-standing bike which comes in many differing…
View reviewKona have been on a winning streak with the Process family since they hit the market. A set of three bikes all looking to…
View reviewGreen Oil is a company with a serious environmental agenda. Based in the UK, where most of the manufacturing is done, the company hold…
View reviewThe F20 has been around for a while now, in a typical Hope 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' style. True to form…
View reviewEnduro colours are a clear giveaway for what these fancy numbers are all about. Although not quite as 'enduro' as the Crossmax, the Crossride…
View reviewItalian company Dainese have a mission to 'deliver safety to people exposed to traumatic injuries in dynamic sports'. Now I, like most others I…
View reviewEnduro racing has been a catalyst for many mountain bike products over the past few years. Dropper posts, one-by drivetrains and 160mm travel bikes…
View reviewThe enduro crowd seem to be disowning the backpack and attempting to fit the contents either in pockets or strapping tools and tubes to…
View reviewManitou have put the Mattoc out as a strong contender in the modern enduro fork market. In recent years Manitou were all but out…
View reviewPurveyors of fine quality British engineering, Hope have been at the forefront of component manufacturing for what seems like forever. Having developed an almost…
View reviewKTM have been making production bicycles since 1964, and they have a deep heritage in the industry. Mountain bikes entered their stable when the…
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