Bikes
We put the power into our pedalling with Cube's new Kathmandu e-bike.
The first gravel bike with 20mm of suspension, we review just how fast this offroad rocket, the Specialized Diverge Sport, has the potential to be.
Coming from an adventure biking background we review the Sonder Colibri Force 22 to see if they have managed to cross over to carbon road bikes with the same success.
We review how capable the Ridgeback Ramble 2.0 would be on its home turf - the open roads of the planet.
Used by the Lotto-Soudal women's team as a race machine, we review the Ridley Liz SL Disc 105 Mix to see if it could measure up to everyday riding too.
We review the 'Swiss Army knife' of the bike world, the Kinesis Tripster AT, to see if it really could be our last bike purchase.
Coming in at a very competitive £1250, we review if the Orange RX9 S really is a good way to get you offroad on a budget.
We review the gloriously retro looking Genesis Equilibrium Disc 20 to see if those classis looks can still translate to performance on the road.
We review if the GT Grade Carbon Expert really could carry you the distance in comfort, on and off road.
Hailed as the Land Rover Defender of bikes, we review the Bombtrack Beyond 1 to see if it really could reach those lofty heights of dependability and ruggedness.
With suspension built into the frame tubing, we review the Cannondale Synapse Carbon 105's ability to take us further without the pain.
If you thought 29ers were for fast and easy trails, think again. We review the Whyte 529 and see how some relaxed trail geometry has taken bigger wheels onto harder trails.
Few entry level bikes boast genuine trail ready geometry, so we review the Vitus Nucleus VRS to see if the number add up to make it your best first mountain bike.
At £879 we felt we couldn't afford not to have a Sonder Frontier NX1 Rigid Hobo 29er, so we review the facts to see if that really is the case.
Designed by riders in the UK, we review if the Stanton Sherpa 853 Next Gen Standard really does meet the needs of our muddy, steep and glorious country.
