Bikes - Trail

Giving the Forbidden Druid V2 some trail time on the North Shore.

"When the new one launched, I was immediately a bit concerned. Everything sounded a little lighter, a little more XC..."

The 5th gen Bronson has enduro geometry, comes with Maven brakes and burly tires. Is this the downhiller's trail bike?

Does adding 10mm travel further weaponize Trek's versatile Top Fuel, or is this an exercise in deferred flex points? Yes.

Kona's Process 153 CR/DL splits the difference between trail and enduro in all the best ways, at a price is reasonable even without a 40% discount

Privateer's "trail bike" is not for the faint of heart nor the weak of limb

3 months aboard the 9.8 GX AXS version of Trek's XC-plus, trail-lite, most of the bell curve-targeted Top Fuel

The Sentinel has always been known as a trail bike that can be bent to fit different categories. The latest version continues the tradition.

Ten years ago, the Transition Smuggler was a burly short travel trailblazer. Does history repeat itself?

Is this the mythical one bike to do it all?

The third generation of the popular Process 153 carries over a lot from the previous generation but has some clever changes and upgrade - and now you can get it in carbon

The Bronson 5 features a tweaked VPP layout, less anti-squat, and a revival of some very popular colours.

Devinci's lightweight eMTB packs a sneaky punch

The third generation of Ibis' much-loved middle child makes its debut.

Trek's longstanding MoreXC steed gets a versatility makeover

Mondraker Raze RR - quiver killer en español?

Over 43 years after the debut of the first Stumpjumper, Specialized introduces their 15th full suspension version of the platform

What A Long Strange Trip It Has Been

Emma hops aboard Revel's trail bike to see how it handles her home terrain on the shore.

Knolly's Enduro Racer disguised as a Trail bike in the same platform

Mondraker, the stylish and eclectic Spanish marque, has opened a new US office. How will the Paella diet play in the land of the cheeseburger?

A modular chromoly dually design, some quality kids hardtails, and a company working in SRAM and Shimano's domain...

Chris Currie of Ministry Cycles is building a bike he's been thinking about and tinkering with since the 90s.

The most popular 29er Knolly trail bike debuts with a completely new tubeset, straight top tube design, and refreshed geo.