Bikes - Enduro

"Out of any bike I've tested and rolled through my place of employment, by far, this Canyon has caused the most stir..."

The Santa Cruz Nomad 4 features a V10-like shock rate, but climbs like a trail bike. Really.

170mm of gravity devouring carbon fiber goodness.

"This is an alternate look at how to spec bikes to get the best performance per dollar, rather than to catch the eye of any fickle consumer..."

Intense is going to spec 30mm wheels on all trail bikes - and they are going to have house-brand carbon rims to do it...

Trek's signature trail bike only comes in 27.5 for 2017, but it is as versatile as it is fun.

This special edition from of the RIP 9 RDO gets a custom valved PUSH ELEVENSIX rear shock but it doesn't come cheap...

The name suggest this bike is up to no good but the elegant lines make me think they bike will never get caught...

This bike makes some bold claims, like climbing like an XC bike and descending like a dh rig - and the gliding 4-bar system may even levitate...

The Norco Range is a competent and burly line eater - but it also has other surprising competencies...

"Everyone who’s ridden this bike, regardless of ability, has stepped off it with a huge grin on their face..."

Kaz's Metallica-inspired custom decal job turns the already stunning Santa Cruz Bronson CC into a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

Going back to a hardtail – even one with progressive geometry like the Primer – required patience. The payoff was well worth it.

It's made of aluminum, it doesn't have wagon wheels, it's got lots of travel - this will definitely make bikes great again...

We asked 8 industry insiders one question: Will the pace of change in MTB parts and standards remain contsant, increase or slow down?

Three days of riding the new Enduro and soaking in the riding culture on BC’s Sunshine Coast.

"I want something that encourages me to ride fast but that doesn't punish me when I'm at 90%. Or 80%..."

Uncle Dave was smitten as soon as he pulled the Yeti SB5.5c from the box - and it may have cured his colourblindness...

“Is this some kind of masochistic manifestation of mid-life in crisis, or just the next phase in my infatuation with bikes?”

“We rode twice a day, about 3 hours each time. It was like a training camp. It was awesome.”

Perry’s put some time on the Magenta Monster, read on for his thoughts on the Santa Cruz Bronson CC…

"This is a prime piece of grade-A trail killing ass and it looks the part..."

"The v1 Bronson certainly wasn't a bad bike, but the field of high end trail bikes is now stacked with some very refined hardware..."