Vote Now! Most Desirable Mountain Bike – Singletrack World Awards 2023

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In a bumper year for brill bikes we’ve got five finalists for you in this category – we just couldn’t narrow it down any more.

These aren’t the bikes that you dreamt of when you were a teenager, these are the bikes you can go out and buy, now. There’s still plenty of innovative technology in all of these bikes, showing it’s more than just a pretty paint job that floats your boats.

Atherton AM.170

Atherton AM.170

From intriguing new-tech start-up brand to World Cup Downhill winning machines. Atherton Bikes is a big success story. The AM.170 is their latest and greatest offering. Watch Gee Atherton dominate the Dolomites on an Atherton AM.170.

Cotic FlareMAX Gen 5

Cotic FlareMAX Gen 5

Don’t say downcountry. The 125mm FlareMAX is all the trail bike that you may need. Steel looks, steel feel, steely on-trail performance. Cotic’s best bike? Read our First Look & Feels of the Cotic FlareMAX Gen 5.

Deviate Claymore

Deviate Claymore

All above the high pivot hype train! Except it’s not just hype. The excellently named Claymore from Deviate combines cool aesthetics with high tech suspension. Read our Deviate Claymore review.

Starling Mega Murmur

Starling Cycles Mega Murmur
Starling Cycles Mega Murmur

Another steel full suspension makes it into the Most Desirable MTB shortlist. The Mega Murmur takes everything Starling and turns it up to 11. Have a quick drool over the Starling Mega Murmur.

Hope HB916

Hope HB.916
Hope HB916

From skinny straight pipe steel to hand-laid swoopy carbon fibre and crisply machined alloy from Barnoldswick. The HB.916 is much more than just a vanity project. Is the HB916 the perfect bike?

There’s something for everyone in that lot. Close your eyes, picture that dream garage… which of these makes it into your bike rack? Ready to vote? Here we go…

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  • dangeourbrain
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    After a while of looking for something to redeem that awful awful rear triangle you start to notice all the fine detail that’s hidden away in their construction, they really are works of art.

    Ftfy.

    They might look better in person from really close up so you can only see the front (or rear I guess) end but from more than about two feet away they look like two halves of different bikes. I’ve seen several in person and kept hat enough back to be sure I wouldn’t catch anything.

    It’s the bike equivalent of

    Posted 1 year ago
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    cynic-al
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    @scotroutes druid the world is never ready for the pioneer 

    Posted 1 year ago
    aide
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    No one else seems to like it but voted for the deviate – it’s the bike I would most like a shot of from the collection we could choose frae

    Posted 1 year ago
    fatmax
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    Needed a hardtail on the list

    The Cotic if pushed

    Posted 1 year ago
    0range5
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    I have a Starling Murmur, best bike I’ve ever ridden & super tough too. I also think it looks good. For me, more travel would make it even better!
    The Atherton looks great and the custom sizing sets it apart. I think they look good too. But I think steel rides the best if it’s done well.

    Posted 1 year ago
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