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The Lab: Stashed SpaceRail Sytem

Parking several bikes at home or in the office can quickly turn into a frustrating game of Tetris. Stashed from North Wales have taken it upon themselves to solve just this problem, promising a high-quality and carefully thought-out system with the SpaceRail, and ensuring order in your basement or garage.

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The Syntace K.I.S. system of the Canyon Spectral CF 8 K.I.S. in test – A revolution in MTB steering dynamics?

Some inventions forever change the way we ride mountain bikes. Now, according to Canyon, the new K.I.S. system is meant to do just that, influencing both the steering dynamics of mountain bikes and the future direction of mountain biking. But what is it, how does it work, and above all, does it do what it says on the tin?

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OUT NOW! ENDURO Issue #053: Experiences over results

No one in life has the privilege to keep things the way they are. On the contrary: the more you try to preserve the status quo, the more desperate it seems. Botox can’t stop the ageing process any more than an attempt to rekindle an old friendship can hide the fact that you’ve evolved and somehow drifted apart.

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Exclusive first ride review: the brand new 2023 SIMPLON Rapcon Pmax TQ 170/165

With the 2023 Rapcon Pmax TQ, Austrian manufacturer SIMPLON has just launched the second ever light e-MTB with a TQ HPR 50 drive system. The motor is integrated neatly and discreetly into the frame of the proven Rapcon frame platform, which promises to deliver endless trail fun with its progressive geometry and generous suspension travel.

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NIZE ONE 24 – An understated kids bike made in Germany

With the ONE 24, Bavarian manufacturer NIZE has unveiled a kids-specific, made-in-Germany mountain bike. While at first glance it might appear quite simple, the ONE 24 is meant to impress with several well-thought-out features. With its 24″ wheels, suspension fork, countless child-oriented components and progressive geometry, it should be suitable for both fun school runs and exciting bike park expeditions.

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