Burgtec Ride Wide Enduro Alloy Bars
Now it wouldn't be a cockpit test without some Burgtec in the mix for good measure. The bars of choice for none other than…
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Now it wouldn't be a cockpit test without some Burgtec in the mix for good measure. The bars of choice for none other than…
View reviewThe eXotic Super Wide Full Carbon Riser is a fairly self-explanatory set of bars. It is indeed full carbon, and the Super Wide part…
View reviewThe mighty Lyrik has been around long enough now to have a devout following of riders and racers who swear by its performance. This…
View reviewEarlier this year, Pivot filled one of the last gaps in their range with the arrival of a long travel 29er. Previously, the Switchblade…
View reviewRelatively unseen in Europe, Polygon have flown under the radar somewhat but are beginning to show us what we’ve all been missing over here,…
View reviewDespite my go-to bikes always being long travel 29ers, I find myself endlessly intrigued by drop-bar bikes. Whether it's reminiscing about my early year's…
View reviewRose wasn't early to the emtb party but now offer both a hardtail and a full suspension in their gradually increasing emtb range. The…
View reviewKids mountain bike kit is getting better and better, and once mountain bikers produce offspring the first thing they look for (once they've adjusted…
View reviewThe Maya has been a long time favourite of mine as a do-it-all helmet for nearly every occasion. Bucking the Enduro trends it retains…
View reviewThe last few years has been a good journey for Rocky Mountain Bikes, and with the Altitude undergoing a progressive facelift their ‘aggressive trail’…
View reviewContinuing Merida's overhaul of their full suspension range, the 120 is the latest model to be brought up to speed. Sharing the style and…
View reviewWe all know that Marin is back in the game with some great bikes, and are certainly not afraid to try new things. They've…
View reviewAt a penny short of a grand (currently just £899.99on CRC), Vitus' Sentier 29 VR sits on that price point on which mountain bikes…
View reviewTRP have made recent improvements to their hydraulic disc brakes, with close involvement from Aaron Gwin. Previously overlooked by many riders, TRP has come…
View reviewUSE's new Helix dropper is their first foray into the world of the dropper seat post. They have been producing suspension seatposts for some…
View reviewThis is the second generation of the Updown dropper from Funn. The first was not without its problems, but this new, internally routed post…
View reviewThe new Reset full face helmet from 661 is just one of their new products to hit the market created to provide bang up…
View reviewThe Ripper is Funn’s latest clip-in pedal to hit the scene and replaces the Mamba as their go-to twin sided platform, the Mamba being…
View reviewI've enjoyed watching the gradual rise of VEE Tire Co as they have slowly manoeuvred themselves into the mountain bike world with some quality…
View reviewWhile many brands are on their second or third versions of an electric bike, Vitus have rolled in casually with their E-Sommet, sensibly waiting…
View reviewThe story behind the new Stereo has already been told when I wrote up the first ride a few months back. In short, Cube's…
View reviewCube has been in the ebike game since the start, and are now refining their mountain bike offer into an even more sleek package.…
View reviewStalwarts of the mountain bike wheel scene, Stans have been rolling out hoops for a long time and have always been at the forefront…
View reviewSpank has a great reputation for hard-hitting and reliable products. I tried and failed to destroy a set of Oozy 345s in the Alps…
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