Components - Suspension

“[drum roll please] WORLD PRESS EXCLUSIVE of the Black Market Roam.”

“I secretly wished I could ride a light, high performance fork without the expense and hassle of frequent…”

Seb Kemp calls it as he sees it – and this time he’s looking at the SX Trail and Big Hit for 2011…

“Even when I have missed badly and bashed one, they have just kept right on turning with no complaint.”

“Split Pivot is the world’s first patented Concentric Drop Out Pivot Suspension system.”

Minor adjustments to the DH bikes, a teaser of things to come and a full sus 29er

Wider Tuned Concept widens XTR User profile? XTR for everyone? Kids Bikes? Cruiserss? Road? Nope!

“The bike still felt very good in the 8.5” setting – slightly more lively but not as plush in the ugly…”

RockShox unveils its World Cup-level air shock, as well as new technology to improve its coil shock

All three major players are endorsing the new axle size. Find out why RockShox jumped on board.

RockShox unveils its new hydraulic height adjustable seatpost

“It wasn’t like getting bucked from having too little rebound damping on, it was like hitting the throttle…”

“I felt much more in control in this section on the 2010 Boxxer when compared to the 2008 version…”

“Trail capability went up, weight went down and the fun factor came close to the mystical number 11…”

A couple of affordable products aimed to give you the performance of swankier products…

“Think about low speed compression being rider inputs – with more your bike’s not going to dive…”

Spy shots were posted in our forum – but it looks like this is a legit product…

To the Alpine! Connor Macleod kicks off a long term test with a trip to Brohm Ridge near Squamish…

“My University scores went down because I spent so much time building stuff for the magician…”

“I wanted to make sure we got rid of the “hammock” effect that large volume shocks are notorious for…”

Slickrock, exposure and challenges of all shapes and sizes on Amasa Back, Rock Stacker and Jackson’s…

“I was obviously more than a little confused with what Manitou was trying to achieve…”

A few more odds and ends from the greatest show on Earth

It never ends…