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Stif Morf Hardtail Review

Stif are one of the biggest shops in the UK and, for the Morf, they teamed up with Brant Richards, long time industry mogul and the man behind On-One bikes. Stif make some bold claims for the Morf, ‘Designed from the ground up to offer a riding sensation both climbing and descending like no other’ but in the last years years since the Morf was conceived, things have changed in the world of bikes, so can it still cut it with the young guns?

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Stanton Switch9er Hardtail Review

Based in the Derbyshire Dales in the heart of England, frame builder Stanton now field a mighty range for a small company and the new Switch9er is their longer, lower and slacker wagon-wheeled progression of the well regarded Switchback.

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Sick Headbanger Hardtail Review

Hardcore is in the DNA of Sick Bicycle Co. They hit the ground running with their niche within a niche, border-line-crazy but aesthetically stunning Gnarcissist just over a year ago. The Sick range is ever changing as the guys try out different ideas and materials so when we asked them to send us a bike for this test, we had no idea what they’d send us!

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Pole Taival Hardtail Review

Finnish company Pole have championed extremely long, low and slack bikes since day one and we were eager to see how the Taival hardtail would ride – would the longest stats in the test deaden the ride?

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Orange Crush 29 Hardtail Review

It’s been a few decades since Orange moved out of a shed in Halifax and the Orange Crush may not seems as niche as the other bikes on test but we just couldn’t ignore the heritage of one of the original hardcore hardtails.

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