Mick & Wil ride the 2025 Fox 34 & 36. This year Fox Racing Shox celebrates its 50th anniversary. That’s a big deal, and the suspension brand is set to go all-out with a range of limited edition forks that feature a glossy gold finish to match the iconic Kashima coating.

Jack & Wil review the new Canyon Spectral. Ever since it debuted as a 27.5in trail bike in 2014, the Canyon Spectral has been one of the most popular and well-loved bikes to come from the German direct-to-consumer brand.

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Oct 18, 2024 · Wil has been getting to grips with the new Trek Slash+ over the past couple of months. An overview of the 2025 Trek Slash+. Just like its non-motorised counterpart, the Trek Slash+ features 170mm of travel front and rear.

Lows: The Merida branded dropper post has some reliability issues, and the headset cable routing is not service-friendly and prone to creaking. The new Merida One-Forty is a radical change from the previous design. Now with 143mm of rear travel and equipped with a 150mm fork, the One-Forty is close to what many would consider the definition of a modern trail bike.

I gotta say, we are absolutely loving this new trend for 120mm travel XC bikes, and the Specialized Epic is arguably the best example yet. We’ve been ripping laps of the Buxton MTB Park aboard the new Specialized Epic and Epic EVO.

Wil reviews the 2025 Fox 32 Step-Cast. Whereas most of the 2025 Fox fork lineup has been updated with new dampers, the Fox 32 Step-Cast is entirely new from the inside-out.. It’s a pretty big deal too. Featuring a radical magnesium structure that adopts a distinctive reverse arch design, the 32 Step-Cast is purportedly the lightest mountain bike …

Best known for producing drones and action cameras, Chinese tech behemoth DJI took everyone by surprise when it launched its new e-MTB motor system at Eurobike this year.While the move didn’t seem all that logical from the outside, DJI has garnered a lot of experience with electric motors, batteries and user software over the past two decades.

Mick & Wil test out the 2025 Fox Transfer dropper post. Replacing the venerable D.O.S.S that came before it, the original Fox Transfer dropper post arrived in 2016. Offering less weight and more travel, the Transfer boasted a slick air-sprung action and a blingy Kashima coated finish.

The Fox Transfer Neo is finally here! An overview of the Fox Transfer Neo. The Fox Transfer Neo comes hot on the heels of the launch of the mechanical Transfer dropper post that was launched earlier this year. Structurally speaking, the two share a lot in common including the twin-bolt saddle clamp, updated IFP, adjustable air spring and metal-backed Ekanol bushings.