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Will it hold up or give in when pushed to the limits
Since its debut in 2005, the Fuel EX has been
Trust the Process
A trail bike with a lively attitude
A trail weapon locked and load for any situation
Quite a few changes were made to the Switchblade with the most notable being an all-new suspension layout
The Rift Zone Carbon is a stand out bike in its category
Pacific Northwest tough
Expanding the Rift Zone line to provide higher-spec models
The quiver killer
Mountain Bike Action First Ride Video Series Devinci Django 29 Mountain Bike Action’s First Ride on the all-new Devinci Django 29. Sporting Boost 157 hub spacing, an updated geometry and a 120 millimeters of Split-Pivot suspension, the Django sets its sights on being a well-rounded trail bike built to handle it all. Specialized Stumpjumper First […]
The all-new Django is ready to rip
Built with Fourth Generation Knowledge
Niner, founded in 2005, established their brand around building bikes with big wheels long before it was even cool to do so. One could argue that Niner’s passion and commitment to the larger wheel size helped paved the way for the growing popularity of 29er’s today. The RIP 9 was introduced to Niner’s fleet in […]
Trail Warrior
Born in 2013, the Santa Cruz Bronson shook up the mountain bike market with its in-between wheel size, known as 650B. Promising the best qualities of the two the most popular wheel sizes of that time, 27.5″ wheels became the the obvious choice for that versatile trail machine. With a nod of the hat to […]
First debuted in 1981, the Specialized Stumpjumper is one of the most iconic mountain bikes in the world. In fact, it was the first full production mountain bike to be sold to the general public. The original Stumpy with its steel frame and 26” wheels is unrecognizable to the high tech carbon model that sits […]