Pivot Cycles Firebird
Pivot have only been around for 6 years but in that time they have established themselves as a serious player in the high performance…
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Pivot have only been around for 6 years but in that time they have established themselves as a serious player in the high performance…
View reviewThe Stache is a new bike this year from Trek, aimed at anyone who likes having fun on the trail. It’s a hardtail 29er…
View reviewHaving ridden and rated the Pivot Firebird not that long ago it was a pleasant surprise to have the Phoenix arrive at the office.…
View reviewWith Ben Walker heading up the design and Brendan Fairclough riding it, the Scott Gambler has been the subject of much anticipation and debate.…
View reviewThe Trek Session is the bike that won the Downhill World Cup last year with Aaron Gwin aboard. This year it has boosted Brook…
View reviewThe Supreme FR is a freeride version of their popular Supreme DH rig, it shares many similarities with the DH, the frames are almost…
View reviewThe Jabula is Morewood’s 170mm travel, split pivot offering. The split pivot design is a step away from Morewood’s traditional single pivot designs, the…
View reviewTrek announced this year that they will no longer be releasing bikes on a yearly deadline, instead they will be working on frame design…
View reviewA race-ready DH bike for £2399.99/€2699.99? A few years ago that phrase would have been laughed at, but following in the recent tradition of…
View reviewAs the winter has drawn in I’ve been spending a lot more time on hard tails, working on my fitness and skills for the…
View reviewThe Merida One Twenty is a striking looking bike that just looks fast. That may be something to do with the company’s name blazoned…
View reviewOne hundred and thirty millimetres of rear travel is something of a new concept for me. All my first bikes were downhill orientated and…
View reviewThe park and play bike market is constantly growing, and if you think about it, it’s easy to see why. A bike that’s just…
View reviewAt first glance Genesis are a British brand that have been building decent bikes and a decent reputation so I was looking forward to…
View reviewQuite literally ‘’ the Velocite Flux looks like a force of nature. Strong, purposeful and fast is how it looks and the top draw…
View reviewGhost are a German company so it is fair to say that I was expecting a well thought out bike that put function over…
View reviewWe have been lucky to have ridden several offerings from Cube over the last couple of years and so far none have disappointed. So,…
View reviewI chose this bike as my do-it-all machine for the year, I got to ride last years bike at the Megavalanche and round Scotland…
View reviewThe Cube Fritzz was the first bike that opened my mind to the potential of air shocks and proved that they're not just for…
View reviewThe Bandit 29er is the first 29inch wheeled bike from the clever folk at Transiton. I was lucky enough to be one of the…
View reviewHaving tested a couple of Merida bikes in previous issues it came as no surprise to see that the Big.Nine Carbon is a striking…
View reviewHaving ridden and loved the Scott Genius last year I was looking forward to putting some miles in on the Spark 29er and had…
View reviewIt is fair to say that I experienced a fair amount of excitement at the prospect of getting my hands on the Mojo HD…
View reviewWhen Rou wheeled the new Trek into the office and announced we had got our hands on the first one in the country I…
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