An excellently put together all rounder - £119.99
Mountain Bike Rider
Pro Bike Check: Dan Atherton’s GT Sanction
As part of mountain biking’s fastest family, Dan Atherton is guaranteed to always have a nice bit of kit under him when he rides. Dan started racing downhill and segued…
Is this the world’s most perfect whip? (VIDEO)
Finn Iles burst on to the mountain bike scene last year at Crankworx when he became the unlikely winner of the Whip Off World Championships at just 14-years-old. It was…
Öhlins air shock spotted on 2016 Specialized Enduro
An Instagram post from Specialized development rider, Brad Benedict, and a back page of the German Specialized website have revealed a new Öhlins air shock that may be specced on the…
Crankbrothers launches mountain bike charity initiative with professional riders
Crankbrothers has launched a charitable initiative with its professional riders to raise money for mountain bike related causes around the world. The Crankbrothers for Others project sees Crankbrothers donate to…
Camelbak introduces bum-bag hydration pack
Camelbak has just announced its latest hydration product, the Palos 4LR. This time your hydration bladder won’t be stored away in a backpack, but on a bum-bag mounted round your waist.…
Danny MacAskill helps launch the new Lezyne GPS (VIDEO)
Danny MacAskill took to the snowy highlands of Scotland to give Lezyne’s new GPS system to the test. Lezyne has been known for its lights and tools in the past,…
Camelbak Volt 13 LR review
The result is a pack where the weight is low down and held right against your body, meaning there is very little movement once it is in place. >>> Click…
SRAM XX1 1x chainset (2015) review
Not a bad crank, but it fails to stand out in a very competitive field - £295 (No chainring or BB)
EVOC CC 16L review
Evoc has been producing reliable and well-made packs for years. The excellent strap system just clamps on and doesn’t slide around once cinched down. As a result these packs are…
Fox Portage 16L review
The Fox was the only other pack instantly flagged up by the testers as being as stable as the Camelbak Volt over steep and technical ground. Although it doesn’t have…
Osprey Raptor 14 review
The Osprey’s semi-rigid reservoir made for easy handling, and the zip around the reservoir compartment and down the shoulder guide makes it the simplest to remove and refill. A strong…
Platypus Duthie AM 17 review
Platypus has been selling soft bottles and reservoirs to the outdoor market for years, so it was a bit of a surprise when we found the reservoir to be one…
Scott Grafter 18 review
We quickly learned to pack the Scott carefully, as the curved back panel wasn’t quite as stiff as we’d like and popped out of shape easily when put under pressure…
Shimano Unzen U10 review
For some reason Madison is not importing the 15L Unzen into the UK, so at present the Unzen 10 is the go-to pack from the big S. >>> Click here…
Vaude Hyper 14+3 review
Good for those of you with a sweaty back, but the reservoir needs more thought
Wingnut Enduro review
Wingnut packs are made from a waterproof sailcloth, with no back stiffening, but they are superb quality and very lightweight. We like the low centre of gravity allowed by the…
Dakine Nomad 18L review
Dakine was one of the first to utilise full-length zips, allowing the pack to completely open up like a clamshell. Intelligently-positioned mesh, zip and elasticated pockets within also hold everything…
Bryceland re-inserts dislocated finger hours before Lenzerheide race run (VIDEO)
Prepare to cringe as you get an up-close and personal look at the pain that World Cup downhill riders sometimes have to endure to stay at the top of their…
Mavic Crossmax Hydropack 15 review
As a very expensive trail pack, with an impressive design pedigree, we had high hopes for the Mavic Crossmax Hydropack 15. The large hip belt and wide padded shoulder straps were…