2011 Turner 5.Spot
The 2011 Turner 5.Spot isn’t the lightest 140mm frame out there, but it is among the burliest.
View Article2010 Santa Cruz Nomad C
The Santa Cruz Nomad C is a stiff bike with precise handling whose descending capabilities leave little to be desired—once the suspension is dialed.
View Article2011 Specialized SX Trail
The Specialized SX Trail falls between a burly trail bike and DH rig, which, when dialed, will rail the downhill and will climb when you need it to.
View Article2011 Canfield Brothers Yelli Screamy (29er)
The Canfield Brothers Yelli Screamy is the first 29er Noah Bodman has ever liked. (So why does it seem like he's trying to destroy it?)
View Article2012 Kona Satori
The Satori is Kona’s attempt to make an aggressive 29er trail bike in a full-suspension package. So far, it's been a lot of fun and a little bit confusing. Noah Bodman explains.
View ArticleTransition Trail-or-Park
The Transition Trail-or-Park has what you'd expect in a do-it-all jump / park / pump track bike, but it's the ToP's unexpected details that makes this bike stand out.
View ArticlePREVIEW: 2012 Knolly Chilcotin
After a long wait, reviewer Joe Hanrahan finally got a Knolly Chilcotin. While he continues to put it through its paces, here's a first look at the bike and Joe's early impressions of the ride.
View ArticleFirst Look: 2013 Diamondback Scapegoat
The 2013 Diamondback Scapegoat looks impressive, with quite possibly the best off-the-rack build of any Gravity / Park / AM bike on the market. Eric Melson's been putting time on it, check out his...
View ArticleFirst Look: 2013 Surly Krampus
The 2013 Surly Krampus brings back those good old memories of rallying rigid bikes with canti brakes; but instead of steep angles, long stems, and terrible tires, you're on a sweet modern machine.
View Article2013 Diamondback Scapegoat
Though billed as a gravity / park bike with all-mountain agility and playfulness, the Diamondback Scapegoat shines brightest as a freeride machine. Blister reviewer Eric Melson reports.
View Article2013 Turner Burner
The Burner is Dave Turner's entry into 650b. If you're thinking about making the jump to 27.5, the Burner should be on your shortlist.
View Article2013 Specialized Enduro Expert
The Specialized Enduro Expert excels in downhill chunder and holding its line at speed. And its old school horst linkage can still compete with today's new-fangled suspension designs.
View Article2014 Devinci Troy Carbon SL
If you're looking for a true all-around trail bike, the Devinci Troy is definitely worth a look.
View Article2014 Pivot Mach 6 Carbon
Of all the bikes we rode at Interbike, the Pivot Mach 6 Carbon was the most rewarding bike to ride hard, and is extremely capable in pretty much every category.
View Article2014 Santa Cruz Bronson
The Santa Cruz Bronson is a long-ish travel bike that's just as happy going up or down.
View Article2014 Specialized Enduro 29
The Specialized Enduro 29 will blast through rock gardens at speed better than any other bike we rode at Interbike.
View Article2014 Yeti SB95
The Yeti SB95 does a great job treading the line between an all-arounder that likes going uphill all day, and an all-mountain bike that focuses on descending.
View Article2014 GT Fury
The GT Fury is a big, stable bike, and a glance at the World Cup podium is evidence that it's an extremely capable DH machine.
View Article2014 Giant Trance
For $3,500, the Giant Trance is a great bike with a solid parts spec that will work well on a wide variety of trails.
View ArticleNorco Range
Our test ride showed that the Norco Range can still hold its own among next year's fleet of 27.5" wheeled bikes.
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