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For 2009 Specialized revised their venerable SX Trail model. They have incorporated many functional changes into this new frame that many riders will welcome with open arms. Poised and ready to be ridden as hard as you’d like. Check inside to see our full review.
[2009 Specialized SX Trail I Review]
EVS Wrister gloves
There are a few different options when it comes to light duty wrist support. Often times these options compromise on glove and grip fitment. EVS sought to fix this problem with their Wrister gloves that feature wrist support built in. Check inside for more details.
We’ve had some time on the Corsair Konig and inside we discuss more about what we thought about the Konig. The Konig has a lot to offer riders seeking a stiff reliable bike that exudes confidence on jump trails, dirt jumps, and much more. Check out the details in our review inside.
[Review: Corsair Konig]
The Transition TransAM is a fun bike that you can build up in a myriad of configurations including geared or single speed. Read more about what we thought about the Transition TransAM inside.
[Review: Transition TransAM]
Short travel full suspension bikes are quite popular amongst park / lift assisted riders for a wide variety of reasons. We’ve decided to build a few up with a static build kit to see how a select group of frames stack up and compare against each other.
The third bike we’ve selected to look at is [...]
Short travel full suspension bikes are quite popular amongst park / lift assisted riders for a wide variety of reasons. We’ve decided to build a few up with a static build kit to see how a select group of frames stack up and compare against each other.
The second bike we’ve selected is the Transition BottleRocket [...]
O’Neal Element Jersey and Thrasher Shorts
We’re always on the lookout for good riding apparel deals. O’Neal has a variety of racing and riding kit at relatively inexpensive prices. Check inside to find out about their Element jersey and Thrasher shorts.
Tyler over at Twenty6 Products sent over some new pictures of a new pedal called the Prerunner he’s been working on. Details inside.
When it comes to downhill history, Intense has most every manufacturer beat. 951 is not only their area code, but is also the name they chose to call their latest downhill bike. The 951 is a reflection of what Intense has learned with VPP technology and applied it here. The 951 is not designed to [...]
We’ve had a lot of riding time on Banshee’s Legend MK1 recently and we thought it was time for a project update. Check inside to find out more.
[Project: Banshee Legend MK1]
Diverse Suspension Products makes some nice titanium springs. We’ve used them in the past on our Intense M6 and decided to try them out again for another build. DSP make various Ti springs that fit just about every shock on the market (Elka, BOS, FOX, Rock Shox, Cane Creek, Manitou, etc). DSP makes springs that [...]
We’ve built up a perennial downhill favorite, the Santa Cruz V10. The V10 has been revised over the years and continues to be a solid performing bike winning races all over the world. Check out our build inside and look for a review later this month.
[Build: Santa Cruz V10]
Cane Creek 110 Headset
Headsets may not be the most exciting part of a bike build but it is important that they function correctly. We were after the best 1 1/8 headset for one of our recent builds and we picked the Cane Creek 110 headset for a variety of reasons. The 110 year warranty they [...]
Point One Racing Split Second 70 Stem
Point One Racing has used the knowledge they gained from creating their Split Second 50mm stem in order to create a new 70mm stem designed for All-Mountain riders. Check inside for more info.
It’s hard to get a decent looking full face helmet for a good entry level price. Six Six One delivers with their revised their level Comp II helmet. Available for $79.95 in two different color options at the end of this month. Some upgrades include better fitting, more ventilation, an adjustable visor, and a fully [...]
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