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Change is afoot at Marin, the long established brand with more MTB heritage than most is returning to form in a gradual and purposeful…
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Change is afoot at Marin, the long established brand with more MTB heritage than most is returning to form in a gradual and purposeful…
View reviewSpecialized’s Stumpjumper has been around longer than most of us have been in long trousers, first hitting the market in 1981 in steel hardtail…
View reviewSouth African brand Pyga may not be overly familiar, depending greatly on which part of the world you call home. For me, this is…
View reviewForme are based in the centre of the UK within touching distance of the Peak District National Park: an area renowned for steep hills,…
View reviewFirst off, and for some most importantly, the Cube Sting WLS 140 looks great. In its vibrant Coral colourway, teamed with matching decals on…
View reviewKona have been on a winning streak with the Process family since they hit the market. A set of three bikes all looking to…
View reviewKTM have been making production bicycles since 1964, and they have a deep heritage in the industry. Mountain bikes entered their stable when the…
View reviewNS is a well-known name in the bike industry, but it is more often associated with the DH and dirt jump end of the…
View reviewThe Merida 120 sits in that middle ground of bikes that have become collectively known as “trail”, which covers seemingly everything from around 110mm-150mm…
View reviewStraight out of the box the Pivot Mach 429 Trail screamed ‘ride me!’ Big organic carbon tubes that hint at a strength in depth…
View reviewThe standout feature of the new Commencal Supreme DH V4 is the obvious deviation from the established norm in suspension design. There’s method in…
View reviewThe Vitus range has seen a bit of a revamp over the last 18 months right down to a redesigned suspension platform. Vitus say…
View reviewThe ASX 5500 from Ghost has been given a revamp this year, like many models out there the wheel size has grown to fit…
View reviewThe Meta V4 Trail Race from Commencal is a 120mm travel bike designed to be fast and nimble on a wide variety of terrain.…
View reviewThe Ground Control 2 from Rose is a 130mm trail bike with 27.5” wheels that is exceedingly well specced for the low price it…
View reviewThe Scott Genius 950 has to be something of a bargain. It is billed as being the ultimate trail bike, yet at a fraction…
View reviewWe were lucky enough to have a first ride on this bike when it was launched in the US about 10 months ago. We…
View reviewWe tested this bike last year, and in terms of the frame design and geometry the changes have been very subtle. In essence, the…
View reviewThe Lush Carbon is the crème de la crème of Trek’s women’s range. The Lush series has no less than four models, each with…
View reviewThe Kato is Ghost's entry-level price offering for the full suspension trail market. It comes in multiple builds and this is The Kato 3,…
View reviewWomen’s bikes are becoming ever more prevalent amongst the big manufacturers. The growing number of women in the sport is leading to more and…
View reviewCannondale are a bike company that have always walked their own path, the Trigger is yet another example of this. With a bold livery…
View reviewGT have stepped out of the shadows and taken their rightful place in the top tier of bike producers again. A blisteringly successful season,…
View reviewWhen it comes to looks nothing gets my juices flowing more than a stealthy, muscular bike. Ogling the Pivot Mach 429 Carbon in matt…
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