The Trajecta from 100% is an enduro-style full-face helmet that offers downhill-certified protection in a lightweight and breezy package. Although, it’s pricey, the rotational impact protection system is flimsy and it’s best for round heads. Troy Lee Designs Stage helmet review Bell Super Air R MIPS helmet review The best mountain bike trail and enduro … Read more
Cane Creek Cycling Components has just announced the release of the HELM MKII suspension fork. It’s the first major revision of Cane Creek’s HELM fork lineup and they reckon improves on its predecessor in nearly every way. To celebrate the launch, Cane Creek has also announced a Hot Pink limited edition of the fork with only 50 units … Read more
The Specialized Recon 1.0 clipless mountain bike shoe is a versatile and lightweight trail shoe that happily takes on gravel riding too. It’s comfortable, stiff and easy to walk in, and well-priced as well. Other than the flimsy-feeling Velcro straps, there’s not much wrong with them at all. Shimano AM7 shoe review Leatt DBX 4.0 … Read more
Buying your first mountain bike can seem like a complex affair, with a huge variety of bikes at a staggeringly wide range of prices. While it’s possible to spend thousands, you really don’t need to break the bank to get out riding in the hills, but there are some key things you need to know … Read more
CarbonCycles’ eXotic Monocoque 29er fork is a Boost-spaced, through-axle rigid fork formed in carbon fibre as a single piece. It’s very light at 886g, offers just enough flex for comfort and feedback, and is extremely well-finished. If the 49cm axle-to-crown works with your frame, the weight reduction and transformative feel it delivers over suspension or even … Read more
News has just been released on the ‘Ard Rock Instagram page that the 2020 edition of the enduro festival will be cancelled. The global Coronavirus pandemic has meant it has been impossible for the organisers to plan and carry out the event in such uncertain times. Best mountain bikes for under £3,000 – capable trail … Read more
The Horizon Stem from Nukeproof is a blingy, heavily-machined alloy number that’s light, thoughtfully designed and fits either way up for a small rise or drop in bar height. It’s a little expensive for what it is, but it’s a tough stem with a lot of options, and ideal for completing your trail, enduro or … Read more
The Alpinestars Paragon Plus Knee Protector is a good value, slim and light pad that offers comfy-pedalling protection. The elasticated sleeve is breathable, the armour extends some way down the shin and it doesn’t move or chafe. The top of the sleeve does wrinkle down though, which is annoying. 661 DBO Kneepad review Race Face Indy … Read more
