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I used to hate fat grips. Maybe it’s because I grew up riding BMX in the 80s and the ODI Mushroom grips of the time felt at their prime just…

£22.99
Score 10

DMR’s Stage 1 saddle comes with a RideSaver strap that bolts onto the bottom of the shell and secures an inner tube. It’s not exactly revolutionary; XC racers have been…

£49.99
Score 8

There is a big empty space inside the steerer tube of your fork, making it a prime spot for tool storage. Various options have been tried, but Specialized’s chain tool…

£25.00
Score 7

It’s designed primarily for skinny road bars, but the expandable bung allows you to fit it into a mountain bike bar, although we found it works best in thicker-walled carbon…

£23.99
Score 8

It might be an old idea, but the M Caddy is lightweight, holds a ton of tools and fits easily under the saddle using two Velcro straps. There’s plenty of…

£23.99
Score 7

This bibshort is part of Specialized’s SWAT (Storage Water Air Tools) range. When we first tested it, a year ago, you could only buy it in combination with a baggy…

£45.00
Score 9

As a trail bike, Cannondale’s new Habit 4 perfectly straddles the divide between XC speed and all-day capability

£2,099.99
Score 9

With wider Boost hubs, frame and fork, the Occam TR H30 is a solid and stable package that goes exactly where you point it

£1,999.00
Score 8

The RXF 34 is Öhlins’s first mountain bike fork. Yes, the Swedish suspension specialist has had retrofit damper cartridges for Fox 40s before, and keen eyes may have spotted its…

The titanium-alloy rails, low weight and excellent performance easily justify the price

£69.95
Score 9