Although e-MTB racing is often overshadowed amongst top-level racing, e-mountain bikes are still becoming increasingly popular. That means that more and more are popping up in between the tapes, with more than 600 e-bike entrants taking on 2025’s Ard Rock. Even though they do the same thing as regular mountain bikes, there’s a lot more … Read more
The Osmo 360 is drone giant, DJI’s first crack at the 360-degree formula. Although the quality of its footage isn’t quite class-leading, its appeal lies in its comparatively small packaging, ease of use, and its competitive price point, all while packing all of the features found elsewhere. That said, its companion apps take a good … Read more
At the best of times, roots are pretty hard work. They’re lumpy, hard, and often, downright scary. Slather them with a liberal film of wet and grease, and they can strike the fear of god into even the most capable of riders. However, with a hint of confidence and a healthy dashing of finesse, wet … Read more
I love electric mountain bikes. In fact, I love electric bikes of all kinds. They make cycling more accessible to a wider range of people, and they’re incredibly enjoyable. There’s not much like the feeling of whooshing along on an eMTB in Turbo mode, knowing you’ve got the battery and energy to get at least twice … Read more
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[Sponsored by Orbea]Several brands offer a custom paint service, like Trek and its ProjectOne and Canyon’s reasonably new MyCanyon system. However, in collaboration with Shimano, Orbea is offering one lucky winner to win their own custom-painted mountain bike through MyO. Orbea Wild H10 e-MTB review Orbea Oiz M21 mountain bike review Orbea Terra M20iTeam GRX 825 Di2 review In a … Read more
Schwalbe continues to refine its gravel tyre range, and the latest addition, the G-One RX Pro, is its most open and aggressive design yet. Open tread patterns often come with a trade-off in rolling speed, but the RX defies that expectation, delivering a surprisingly fast and smooth ride. However, it lacks the bite you might … Read more
“Luxury” isn’t a word that’s often associated with cycling, that is, unless you’re Pard Design. The Italian outfit previously known for its lavish and somewhat classically designed commuter bikes and its, frankly, mental-looking Extreme e-road bike has broken into the gravel scene with the Impervia, and the most normal things on it are perhaps the suspension … Read more
As its name suggests, Garmin’s Edge MTB is a cycling computer tailored towards the requirements of mountain bikers. To help hit those needs, it boasts a range of features, modes, and programs that’ll certainly help MTBers find new trails and access handy metrics. While a lot of what it offers is very useful for the … Read more
The Renthal Fatbar 35 is an aluminium handlebar with downhill intentions. With a massive range of rise options for the 35mm clamp, it’s a sturdy yet lightweight bar that should have all bases covered. The steering input has a direct feel and it remains composed under heavy loads however the compromise is increased vibrational fatigue … Read more
Ditching the old Fuel EXe moniker to fit with a new range of super adjustable bikes, Trek’s Fuel+ EX nails its trail duties. Thanks to a class-leading suspension kinematic and a geometry that’s tough to moan about, the Fuel+ EX delivers an excellent trail character that’s fun, engaging, and lively, but capable beyond its means. … Read more
