Bike Test: Diamondback Sync’r Carbon
This bike is a Swiss army knife of sorts that is capable of riding up the trail and bombing back down
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This bike is a Swiss army knife of sorts that is capable of riding up the trail and bombing back down
Carbon performance at an aluminum price tag
Trek announced a major revamp of its entry-level hardtail mountain bike offering. The all-new Marlin lineup hits the same introductory price points, but now delivers far better performance with significant updates to its frame design, components, and suspension. All-new Alpha Silver Aluminum frame This is a frame-up overhaul of Marlin. All new Marlin models, with […]
Spanish speed and design for cross-country racing.
Hardtails are quickly becoming more and more advanced machines, capable of not only flying up technical climbs but descending like a full-suspension trail bike. The Cannonade FSI Carbon 2 is a perfect example of a cross-country race bike that rips down hill just as fast at it goes up. With a handful of rides under our […]
When Design Means Everything
We traced the Windsor brand name back to a Mexican bike company that had a tie-in with Eddy Merckx in the ’70s, but don’t quote us on that. The history is spotty and doesn’t have any bearing on what Windsor is todaya new line of bikes from the same guys who are behind Motobecane. Like […]
MBA had the opportunity to take the new TE01 29 out for a spin and sample some of Sea Otter’s best trails. The Teamelite will weigh around 22lbs. equipped with SRAM’s XO group and will be available in three sizes: S,M,L. The bike will be available in early June 2012 and will run around $5500. […]