The Vitus Escarpe 29 VRX is one helluva package for the monies. Tom reviews the 29er trail bike to see just how good it is
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Review: Spank Spoon Flat Pedals
With 3 sizes to choose from and loads of grip, the Spank Spoon pedals are some of the best flats we reviewed in our flat pedal group test
Review: Crank Brothers Stamp Flat Pedals
The Crank Brothers Stamp pedals come with a 5-year warranty. So just how tough are they? We test and review both sizes
Review: Sixpack Skywalker Flat Pedals
At less than 400g for the pair, the Skywalker flat pedals from German brand Sixpack Racing are impressively well made
Review: Speedplay Brass Knuckles Flat Pedals
As part of our flat pedal group test in Issue #113 of Singletrack Magazine, we review the exotic Brass Knuckle pedals from Speedplay
Review: SRAM GX 1×12 Drivetrain
GX Eagle is here! Chipps gives us his review of the new lower-cost 1x12 drivetrain from SRAM
Review: Specialized Enduro Elite Carbon 29
Is the Specialized Enduro 29er the king of all things endoooro? Tom Hill has been thrashing the latest bike to find out
Review: Camelbak Palos LR 4
Wil tests the 2nd generation Palos from Camelbak to find out if bum bags are the future
Review: WTB Ci31 Carbon Rims
With a 31mm internal width and a 455g claimed weight, WTB's Ci31 carbon rim is ideal for aggressive trail riding
Review: Production Privee Shan GT
Andi has been testing the Production Privee Shan GT to see if the newer 29er matches the pedigree of the original Shan.
Review: Liv Hail Advanced 1
Hannah has been testing this enduro monster on UK trails - how has she fared?
Review: Race Face Charge Knee Pads
The lightweight and breathable Race Face Charge knee pads are about as minimalist as it gets
Review: Wee Cog Slider Saddle Bag
Handmade in Scotland, the Slider from Wee Cog is a saddle bag designed specifically for use with dropper seatposts
First Ride Review: Rocky Mountain Altitude Powerplay 70
Wil travelled to Valberg to ride the 150mm travel Rocky Mountain Altitude Powerplay. Is this the best e-MTB on the market? Find out here
Review: 2018 Rocky Mountain Altitude Carbon 50
Rocky Mountain's latest Altitude gets a new carbon construction, future-proof features and more. Read what Andi thought of it in his review
Review: Lauf Trail Racer Boost Forks
Long distance racer Lee Craigie takes the light, but unconventional Lauf fork for a few extra-long rides. How did she get on?
Review: Giant Trance 1
Just how much better is the 2017 Trance? Wil tests and reviews Giant's most popular full suspension mountain bike to find out
Review: Bontrager Rhythm SPD Shoes
The unique-looking Rhythm SPD shoes are tough, grippy and well-armoured. Wil gives us his review of Bontrager's latest SPD trail kicks
Review: SRAM Level Ultimate Disc Brakes
With carbon lever blades and a machined twin-piston calliper, the premium Level Ultimate is the lightest disc brake from SRAM
Review: Five Ten Freerider EPS Flat Pedal Shoes
Over the past winter season, James has been testing the all-weather Freerider EPS shoes from Five Ten. Do they get the thumbs up? Read on to find out
Review: Rad8 502 MTB Glasses
What did Tom think of the 502 MTB glasses from Rad8? Check out his review of both the photochromic and red mirror lens options from Rad8
Review: Shimano Deore XT 11-Speed 11-46t Cassette
Shimano quietly introduced a huge 11-46t cassette last year. Wil's been testing several since to find out just how smoothly this thing shifts
Review: Scott Soldier 2 Knee Pads
With high-tech D3O padding, the Soldier 2 knee pads from Scott offer a flexible pedal-friendly design
Review: iXS Hack EVO Knee Pads
The iXS Hack EVOs are a tough set of knee pads. But how did they fare in the Pads For Pedalling group test? Read on for the full review
Review: Norco Fluid 7.3 FS
Can you get a decent full suspension bike for a shade over a grand? Antony tests Norco's most bargainous bouncer
Review: Maxxis Pace & Race TT Tyres
As the trails dry out, is it time to change tyres? Rachel gives us her review of the lightweight Race TT and Pace tyres from Maxxis
Review: ION K_Lite R Knee Pads
The K_Lite R is the lightest knee pad option from ION, making it a perfect entrant into the Pads For Pedalling group test
Review: Whyte T-130 S
What has Wil made of the Whyte T-130 S longterm test bike so far? Read his glowing review here
Review: G-Form Pro-X Knee Pads
The funky looking Pro-X knee pads from G-Form featured in our Pads For Pedalling group test. Check out the full review here
Review: Stif Morf
How different is the Stif Morf from every other steel hardtail? David Hayward investigates with his longterm review of the Morf
Review: Bontrager Drop Line Dropper Seatpost
How has Bontrager gone with its first attempt at a dropper post? Tom Hill spent eight months aboard the Drop Line to test its real-world durability
Review: Fox Launch Enduro Knee Pads
As featured in our Pads For Pedalling group test, the Launch Enduro knee pads are the slimmest and most lightweight option from Fox Racing
Review: Endura SingleTrack Knee Pads
How did the Endura SingleTrack knee pads stack up in our Pads For Pedalling group test? Read the full review within
Review: Bluegrass Eagle Crossbill Knee Pads
As part of our Pads For Pedalling group test, we check out the superlight Crossbill knee pads from Bluegrass Eagle
First Ride Review: New SRAM Code RSC Brakes
With its updated lever design and 4-piston calliper, the new Code disc brakes offer a step up in ergonomics, power and modulation
Review: e*thirteen TRS+ Dropper Post
With a focus on simplicity and ease of service, the TRS+ is the first dropper from e*13 and it uses a coil spring and entirely mechanical internals
Review: Camelbak H.A.W.G LR 20 Backpack
As one of Camelbak's best known backpacks, how much better is the new H.A.W.G LR 20? Rachel Sokal tells us all about it
Review: SRAM XX1 Eagle Groupset
In issue 109 of Singletrack Magazine, Chipps delivered his verdict on the SRAM XX1 Eagle drivetrain. Read his review in full here
Review: 661 Recon Knee Pads
The Recon is the lightest knee pad on offer from protection brand, 661. Wil reviews a set as part of our Pads For Pedalling group test from Issue 112
Review: Maxxis Minion DHF 29 x 2.5in 3C DH Tyre
Is the 2.5in Minion DHF the burliest 29er tyre out there? At 1300 grams, Barney thinks so. But it's also one of the grippiest too
Review: Robot R160
The exotic Robot R160 is custom built in the UK from carbon fibre tubes and titanium lugs. Chipps & Wil see if if the ride lives up to the hype
Review: Orange Five Factory
Can Orange's top spec Five Factory change your mind about Orange Fives? Wil and Chipps get down and dirty with this British brute
Focus JAM vs JAM²
Just how does the motor assisted version of the JAM compare? We rode them both head to head to find out
First Ride Review: RockShox Pike RCT3
We get our hands on the brand new RockShox Pike RCT3 fork. Just how much better is it? Wil took one out on our local trails to find out
Review: Gore Power Trail Lady Windstopper Softshell Jacket
Designed for cool weather riding in Spring and Autumn, the Gore Power Trail Jacket gets the full rundown from Hannah
UK Exclusive: Cannondale Trigger Review
Barney gets his paws on the all-new Cannondale Trigger for an exclusive UK first ride review
First Ride Review: RockShox Reverb 1X Remote
SRAM has released a new 1x specific dropper post remote for the Reverb, and we've had the chance to play with one. It's good too
Review: Brother Cycles Big Bro
The Big Bro isn't just a mountain bike - it is far more versatile than that. Wil has a crack at finding out all that the Big Bro can do
Review: NS Eccentric Cromo
NS uses its individual blend of style and attitude to create a unique, hard hitting hardtail with retro looks.