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New Santa Cruz Megatower GX AXS RSV 2022 first ride review – Super-duper mega-rad enduro shredder?

Longer, slacker, faster? The new 2022 Santa Cruz Megatower has its roots deep in enduro racing and that’s exactly what it wants to keep doing! For this reason, the second iteration of Santa Cruz’s popular enduro bruiser comes with more travel, a more aggressive geometry and, for the first time in its history, an integrated storage compartment in the frame. For once, we’ll spare you the mega-puns and get straight to business! We recommend wearing your goggles for this review, because it’s gonna be damn fast!

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UNNO is back! Exclusive review of the new 2022 UNNO BOÖS Race eMTB

UNNO Bikes is back! With the UNNO BOÖS Race 2022 eMTB, the Barcelona based company is back in full swing: with a new logo, new design language, new pricing policy, new distribution channels and numerous new models that are waiting in the wings. We flew Barcelona to exclusively test the new BOÖS Race!

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The Lab: Thule RoundTrip – A well-sorted bike duffel bag?

Is it possible to organise the chaos that usually reigns in duffel bags? Our editor Peter put the Thule RoundTrip bike duffel bag to the test for a year, taking it on a variety of (road) trips. Read on to find out if the bag helped him get more organised and not forget any gear.

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The new Continental tire range for 2022 – Five brand new models for all use cases

Go big or go home! Continental did just that, not just updating their tires but coming up with a completely new gravity range for 2022. It’s made up of 5 all-new tires as well as 3 different casings and rubber compounds. Read on for the details, an overview of the variants and our first riding impression.

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Intense Tracer 279 Expert 2022 exclusive first ride review – from exclusive top-end ripper to enduro bike for everyone?

When developing the new Tracer, Intense have clearly followed the instructions of the “modern enduro bike” handbook: super-low shock, integrated storage compartment in the downtube and mullet wheel setup. However, what’s particularly striking about the latest iteration of the Tracer, is that it’s significantly cheaper than its predecessor. Can it still convince on the trail?

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