Commencal Meta V4 Race
The Meta V4 line up is an impressive one; it features four levels of bike, the Origin, Essential, Race Plus and the World Cup.…
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The Meta V4 line up is an impressive one; it features four levels of bike, the Origin, Essential, Race Plus and the World Cup.…
View reviewThe Cube Stereo has been around for a long time, and appears in many different guises in the Cube line up. This flavour of…
View reviewCommencal have always had a logical approach to designing and building mountain bikes and that is set to continue. Rather than come down heavily…
View reviewScott have had the Genius range of bikes in their line up for some time, the LT moniker stands for Long Travel. The range…
View reviewThe Trek Slash has been in the line up for a few years now; billed as an all-mountain slayer it boasts 160mm of suspension…
View reviewThe Santa Cruz Bronson is probably the most talked about bike on the planet right now. Launched with a huge fanfare, and the likes…
View reviewChris Cocalis and the team at Pivot have been working on this new 27.5 bike for the last two years. Since the launch of…
View reviewGhost are a German bike brand that has an eye for detail, function over form takes precedence and the result is a large range…
View reviewCube are a brand that has never failed to impress, so there was stiff competition in the office when it came time to get…
View reviewThe Remedy has been in the line-up at Trek for some time now, billed as the ultimate technical trail bike it has undergone a…
View reviewAt 18 years old the Heckler is finally allowed into the pub for a beer in the UK, obviously it would be foolish to…
View reviewNukeproof are very much a no-nonsense brand. They make great value bikes that are built tough and have a bias towards fun descending. The…
View reviewVitus originally hailed from France in the 1970’s, they have a long pedigree in the cycling world and have more recently been added to…
View reviewThe Sting 140 Pro 29 is a new bike from Cube this year, it inherits the tried and tested Stereo suspension platform and, if…
View reviewIntro I must admit to being slightly adverse to anything with names such as ‘Flower/Bliss/ Diva’ when it comes to female specific products in…
View reviewCube has dropped 26’’ wheels from their Stereo line up this year, the DTC system has been discontinued as well. In their place is…
View reviewThe Heckler has been part of the Santa Cruz heritage for 18 years, which is pretty substantial by any standards. Of course it has…
View reviewHaving ridden and enjoyed the HD version of the Mojo a while back I was a little concerned that this lighter weight version of…
View reviewMorewood Bikes have produced some of my favourite downhill orientated bikes over the years so I was as keen as mustard to get my…
View reviewThe Slash as been in the Trek line up for 2 years now, it’s proved so popular it has taken us this long to…
View reviewCanyon have been making some waves in a saturated bike market over recent years. Their headline pricing structure has garnered a lot of attention,…
View reviewWith guys like Fabien Barel and Cesar Rojo involved in the design and refinement of the Mondraker Foxy XR it promises to be a…
View reviewWe’ve always had a bit of a love affair for this bike in the office; it’s taken us down the Mega Avalanche in the…
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…
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