Continental Rubber Queen 2.4
The 2.4 Rubber Queen was an easy choice to make for the Mega, we wanted a tyre that was tough and grippy, and the…
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The 2.4 Rubber Queen was an easy choice to make for the Mega, we wanted a tyre that was tough and grippy, and the…
View reviewStraight out of the box the Lyric looks a fork that can take you places. 35mm 7000 grade aluminium uppers sit in power bulged…
View reviewWeight: 1527g The R7 MRD from Manitou is a weight watchers dream fork. It isn’t cheap, but then it is packed with some of…
View reviewWeight: 983g (medium/large) A thing of beauty to behold, the D2 from Troy Lee has always been one of our favourite helmets. Of course…
View reviewWe tested these back in Issue 5, and loved them then, the Nano Techs offer a huge stable platform for riding on and plenty…
View reviewWeight: 467g The Rove FR pedals from Answer feature a steel axel, cartridge bearings and are cast from a 6061 series alloy. They certainly…
View reviewStem Weight: 200g Bars Weight: 280g The Warhead bars and Stem from Nukeproof we added to the Scratch over the standard Bontrager 70mm stem…
View reviewWeight: 205g What can we say apart from WOW, these bars are stunning! The weave looks awesome under the gloss finish of the bar…
View reviewWeight: 615g (full brake with 180mm rotor, braided hose and all bolts and fittings) The new Tech V2 is the strongest and most powerful…
View reviewAnswer have a range of three gloves this season, the Strike which is a 3 season glove designed to keep you warm and dry,…
View reviewWe wanted a pack for the Mega that we could fit a fair bit in, obviously in a race like that you need to…
View reviewNew for 2011, the Hanzz is Cube’s 8” travel freeride bike. I first got to ride this bike back in July at Cube’s headquarters…
View reviewGerman company Solid are really causing a stir on the downhill scene and the mission 9 is becoming more and more popular. I’m sure…
View reviewThe Glory 1 is a truly stunning bike to look at with clean, simple lines and a very well thought out colour scheme. The…
View reviewNicolai have been around for about 15 years now and they have made a name for themselves by producing some rather exquisite bikes at…
View reviewScott first entered the mountain bike market back in 1986 and have been known for their innovation ever since. Often thumbing their nose at…
View reviewThe Canadian brand Pivot is fairly new to the UK market, but they have a faithful following over the pond and their Mach 5…
View reviewThe colour scheme on the Stereo means you are not going to miss it in a crowd and once it has drawn your eye…
View reviewFrom the off the Zesty hints at finesse, the beautiful sweeping curves and excellent attention to detail leave you in no doubt that this…
View reviewWhat can we say about the Orange Alpine, straight out of the box it looks every bit the purposeful All Mountain machine that you…
View reviewThe Ellsworth Moment looks and is a stiff strong frame that now benefits from a swaged, tapered and shaped tubeset that looks fantastic. All…
View reviewYou have all heard of the Commencal Meta 5, the award winning trail bike. Well the Meta 6 is its big brother and takes…
View reviewThe first thing that struck us about this light was the packaging! We know you can’t judge a book by its cover, but it…
View reviewOne thing you know you will get with a Hope product is quality, and with the Vision series of lights that is ever present;…
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