DMR Bikes Wingbar 35 and DEFY 35+ Stem
If ever a brand was to inspire confidence, then DMR would be the one. Born out of thrashing bikes in the woods, the components…
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If ever a brand was to inspire confidence, then DMR would be the one. Born out of thrashing bikes in the woods, the components…
View reviewNow 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 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 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 reviewBeing a mountain biking parent it's inevitable that one's offspring will have a childhood surrounded by bikes. From an early age, my son has…
View reviewWith the arrival of Jack, Manitou have at last joined the party and released their first dropper post into an increasingly wide selection of…
View reviewIf it's big drop you are after then the Fall Line is here for you. Available in up to 200mm drop it is one…
View reviewFOX had a slightly bumpy start to the world of droppers with their DOSS post, which wasn't badly received by the mountain bike world…
View reviewOne of the first droppers to dominate the market, the Reverb has been around for what now feels like forever. Opting to be hydraulically…
View reviewThe dropper seat post market is without a doubt currently saturated, with options from numerous brands of varying acclaim. For a product that has…
View reviewDesigned to offer maximum protection around a significant area of the front tyre’s circumference the ProGuard is a mud guard of gargantuan proportions that…
View reviewThe name may have been around for years, but this time Code sees a revision that loses the Avid label and joins the SRAM…
View reviewShimano's high-powered stoppers have been around for some time now, offering two flavours of four-pot power. The Saints sit up top as the benchmark…
View reviewWhen it comes to high-powered brakes, Hope has to be in the mix. Having been involved in disc brakes since the very beginning, they…
View reviewBefore Eagle even made its first squawk, there were rumours of its arrival. There was the talk of a 12-speed drivetrain with a huge…
View reviewFUNN, well known for producing high quality and affordable components, have been making bars, stems and pedals for a long time now. Their focus…
View reviewFor 2017, British brand Mucky Nutz have launched their biggest front mudguard to date, the Full Face Fender. It’s light, adaptable and costs less…
View reviewKS have been at the forefront of seat post technology for almost as long as I can remember, while the Reverb steals the show…
View reviewThe Formula lineup has seen revisions across the range for 2017, wheels, forks and brakes have all either seen new models or improvements made.…
View reviewNukeproof's new Horizon CL is their first foray into the world of clip pedals and as you would expect, contains plenty of DNA from…
View reviewDesigned and made in Germany, and born from their super-moto big sister, the Magura MT7s have landed on the scene in a sleek looking…
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