Bikes - Enduro

“…despite the very capable support crews with extensive first aid and a doctor riding along with us, we were still pretty much breaking in bikes and trails on the bottom of the world.”

For outright descending prowess it is not my first choice, however the Mojo HD3’s versatility makes it one of the best AM bikes available.

“…few of them can claim the Nomad’s superlative descending and confident pedaling in such refined, well thought-out package.”

“The Thunderbolt has made my time climbing far more enjoyable than before, and I get a small sense of satisfaction by simply cruising past people on the way up the hill with a smile and a wave…”

With the split between a long travel trail bike and an enduro race bike finally becoming clear, we no longer have to beat around the bush about what the Bronson’s true merits are…

The Process 153 has a different geometry than we’re used to seeing historically. It’s long, low, and was designed around a stubby stem. The bike put me...

The Mojo HDR 650b slurped up bermy flow like a pig with a stick of butter

The Enduro goes 650 by stealing the front triangle of the 26″ version – but does it ride like a Frankenbike?

There are still those willing to stand up for the supremacy of a well-balanced 26-inch wheeled bike.

Matt Dennison gets tasked with a bike review, but he couldn’t just do something normal…