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The Lab – Long-term review of the EVOC CP 26 camera backpack – A safe companion on the trails?

The EVOC CP 26 must be one of the best known and most popular camera backpacks in the mountain biking scene, and it’s been a loyal companion of ours on the trails. Besides offering a safe way to transport your camera equipment, it’s packed with practical details from front to back.

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New Rock Shox BoXXer fork first ride review – Smooth operator

The long wait was worth it! After munching through countless prototypes, RockShox have finally released the brand new BoXXer fork, which was redesigned from the ground up to include chunkier 38 mm stanchions, Rockshox’s latest Charger 3 damper and a new air spring. We had the exclusive opportunity to test the fork in the mecca of mountain biking – Whistler!

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The best tire inserts for mountain biking – 5 tire inserts in direct comparison

Tire inserts are becoming increasingly popular across all mountain bike disciplines, helping protect your wheels and reducing the likelihood of punctures. But are tire insert the ultimate remedy against flat tires and dented rims, or are they just extra weight that you don’t need to carry? In our 2023 tire insert comparison test we pitted 5 inserts against each other to tell you all the pros and cons of each model.

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Hardware shop backer rod – In our big 2023 tire insert comparison test

At first glance, tire inserts look like an overpriced foam sausage. That’s why we decided to include a bog-standard, hardware shop backer rod in our tire insert group test. At € 14 for both wheels, it’s remarkably cheaper than any other tire insert in this test, but can it hold its own against the competition?

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Technomousse Red Poison Evo – In our big 2023 tire insert comparison test

Italian manufacturer Technomousse is known primarily as a supplier of tire mousses for motocross bikes. While their moto foam insert replaces the air and expands the tire, the Red Poison Evo is a conventional insert that works with air. How did the Italian motocross specialist fare in the MTB sector?

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