Bikes - Trail

More trail-friendly than a Lux, not as burly as a Spectral, the Neuron is Canyon’s bread and butter mountain bike. How does it respond to getting hit with the Longer/Slacker/More stick?

Andrew borrows the mix-matched travel full-suspension-hardtail concept from the Chromag Darco and applies it to his own bike.

Daniel's Smash is from one of the last batches of aluminum frames that Guerrilla Gravity produced…

Frame integrated suspension; hero or villain?

How do you min-max a 2015 Kona Process 111 with nice parts and high-end suspension?

The bike from Santa Cruz designed to make you a better rider

A hardtail.... with rear suspension?

Chromag's first adult full suspension bike is a tale a decade in the making. Here is the scoop on the Darco (yup, and the Darco Titanium).

Three Months on the Little Bike that Could

The Digit Datum is looking to slice up the big trail/all-mountain pie in a simple, efficient way. Will it?

"Anything new that’s been introduced in the last 2 or 3 years feels to me like it’s either a marginal improvement or simply a way to raise the price ceiling..."

Can the Enduro's little brother hang in the steeps and deeps of The North Shore?

is 3 a crowd or the best version of the Santa Cruz Hightower yet?

The We Are One Arrival 152 is fast, way faster than you, it's faster than you, and you, and me too.

The long-awaited Arrival 170 is here and We Are One has also updated the Arrival 152.

If you have been keen to order a new Arrival - the wait may be over. Andrew Major - who has one - goes over the new spec...

The friendliest Santa Cruz trail bike gets a bigger front wheel and some other tweaks for 2023.

Three days in the Chilcotins is a risky way to break in a bike, but Karin did it anyway.

A hand-crafted steel hardtail, in a world of carbon, built during the pandemic. Meet my Falconer Pro Cruiser tribute.

"Steampunk" aesthetics and familiar fit: How a used $300 2011 Turner 5 Spot frame went from a niche air-travel rig to regular trail riding.

Transition's new lightweight E-MTBs, breast cancer awareness shoes, and a whole lot of aluminum anodizing.

No point burying the lead: a Ti Chromag Darco graced the SRAM booth. But we found a few other fun things, too.

Big brawlin' Torque vs go-anywhere Spectral - who brings the business without spoiling the party out back?

The Nomad now rocks the mullet, and has more travel than a camper van.