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fromBikerumor
2 hours ago

A Full-Suspension Gravel eBike? Salsa Pushes Boundaries with New Wanderosa

Salsa's Wanderosa is a carbon full-suspension gravel eBike with 110mm rear, 120mm fork travel, FAZUA Ride 60 motor, and progressive geometry.
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fromBikeMag
1 month ago

Hardtail vs. Full Suspension: Which Mountain Bike Is Actually Right for You?

Hardtail bikes prioritize affordability, simplicity, efficiency, and skill development; full-suspension bikes offer greater forgiveness, capability, and versatility across more trail types.
fromBikerumor
2 months ago

New Whyte Youth Mountain Bikes Mean Go, Go Groms!

Key specs: Frame: Custom-butted 6061-T6 alloy, dropper-ready, internal routing Fork: 100 mm Suntour XCM Air - tunable spring rate, rebound, and lock-out Wheels: 26 in, reduced spoke count, trail rims with Vee Crown Gem tyres Drivetrain: Shimano 1×9 (30 T × 11-36 T) - wide range, reliable shifting Brakes: Tektro HD-M275 hydraulic discs, 160 mm rotors front and rear Contact Points: Youth-specific grips, saddle, and 152 mm crank length Colours: Two options - Aqua with coral orange & purple with yellow One size RRP: £649
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fromBikeMag
2 months ago

A New Suspension Design From Priority Bicycles Has Some Tricky Engineering

The brand has been pioneering belt-driven bikes for over a decade with great success, and it is taking its knowledge to the next level. Today, Priority dives headlong into full suspension bikes with the all-new Vanth. With 165mm of rear wheel travel, a Pinion C1.9i gearbox, and Gates Belt Drive, the Vanth is a serious contender for one of the most intriguing bikes of the year, and an exciting new endeavor for the brand.
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fromBikerumor
3 months ago

Apogee One First Rides Review: Nothing Else Quite Like It

I'm gonna start this off by saying this bike looks freaking awesome. It really stands out from the crowd of similar-looking carbon and aluminum bikes with oversized tubes and familiar suspension designs. I don't want to overstate it, but like many handmade bikes, it's more like a functional piece of art than any mass-produced bike could ever hope to be.
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fromBikeMag
4 months ago

How Trek Cracked The Code For Full Suspension Gravel Bikes

Trek CheckOUT is a modern full-suspension gravel bike combining modern geometry, efficient suspension, wide tire clearance, and extensive adventure-oriented mounting provisions.
Bicycling
fromwww.cyclingnews.com
4 months ago

New full-suspension Trek gravel bike has an unseen fork, massive tyre clearance, and will 'help you breathe more easily' (no, really!)

The Trek Checkout is a full-suspension gravel bike with a 60mm RockShox Rudy XL fork and 55mm rear shock, optimized for speed, traction, and control.
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fromBikerumor
4 months ago

Sage Previews Titanium Full Suspension MTB Project with Carbon/Ti Prototype

Sage Titanium is developing a full-titanium, US-made 120mm-travel full-suspension mountain bike using Cold Metal Fusion-printed lugs and custom suspension, targeting Q1 2026.
Bicycling
fromBikerumor
4 months ago

Salsa Teases Full Suspension Dropbar MTB or eMTB?

Salsa is previewing a full-suspension dropbar bike with MTB-sized tires, bikepacking mounts, and ambiguous e-bike features due January 2026.
Bicycling
fromHeybike
4 months ago

Heybike Ranger 3.0 Pro FAQs: Everything You Need to Know

Ranger 3.0 Pro is a foldable fat-tire ebike offering high payload, long range, full suspension, adjustable air shock, and compact storage for mixed-mode commuting.
fromHeybike
4 months ago

Heybike Mars 3.0 FAQs: Everything You Need to Know

The Mars 3.0 is an upgraded version of the Mars 2.0 750W. That means it comes with a wide range of improvements over the previous version. For example, it swaps out the cadence sensor for a torque sensor. The result is a smoother pedal feel and a more consistent delivery of pedal assistance from the electric motor. Moreover, the Mars 3.0 has a higher travel range than the previous model, increasing the travel range from 45 miles to 65 miles.
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fromHeybike
5 months ago

Heybike Ranger 3.0 Pro VS. Ranger S: More Comfortable and Versatile Than Ever

The single biggest performance upgrade is the move from a basic cadence sensor to an advanced torque sensor. Instead of just detecting if you're pedaling, the torque sensor on Ranger 3.0 Pro precisely detects real-time pedaling force, enabling the motor to instantaneously provide the right amount of assistance. This brings a seamless and natural-feeling boost that feels like an extension of your power, making climbs easier and the ride incredibly smooth.
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