Saracen Ariel LT
British brand Saracen is back with a bang, though for those in the know they never really went away. One of the original brands…
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British brand Saracen is back with a bang, though for those in the know they never really went away. One of the original brands…
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View reviewOut of the box this is one seriously nice looking bit of kit, although it comes with a fairly chunky price tag. You would…
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View reviewOne bike to do it all! I wonder if the Hobbits were as sceptical when they heard a similar phrase! For years my stable…
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…
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