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Team Tested: Ergon GA1 EVO Grips “Hands-on” review

Grips are one of those bike parts that perhaps don’t seem to be so important, they are just there, but maybe their impact is underestimated; providing the main contact point on your handlebars. Ergon offers a wide range of grips including the GA1 EVO. We literally got our hands on a pair and used them for about 800 kilometers of proper enduro riding.

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Team Tested: Polaris Vapour All Weather Jacket.

We’ve had one of these jackets over the back end of the UK winter and into the chilly spring, which has been put to good use out on the trail. This Polaris Vapour jacket was requested, as it claims not to be waterproof, or as I tend to call it a ‘sweat in a bag’ top! The fit of this comfortable lightweight, water resistant jacket really does feel second to none, with a real snug body hugging...

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Team Tested : Michelin WildMud Advanced Reinforced Tyres

These Michelin Wild Mud tyres were sent over to us to be tested in the UK several months ago, but believe it or not, it was only recently that they actually had their chance to shine. Enduro aint like DH, where you get a full track, requiring one specific mud tyre, being sloppy deep mud all the way. I had recently tried the Specialized Storm Control tyres at Hopton. These things were mega light...

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Team Tested: Osprey Rev 18 Litres Pack review

The Osprey Rev series of packs is all about moving quickly across terrain, with lighter loads. Straight from Osprey, “The new Rev Series perfectly suits the highly technical needs of trail running and endurance racing while also serving as a perfect companion to anyone who appreciates smaller volume, streamlined hydration packs. These packs carry just the essentials for the efficient traveler who prefers not to stop.” Some will love the way it hugs the body, some won’t. I think it fits a great niche in the mountain biking world. Read on to find out if you are in that group.

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Team Tested: The Specialized BIB MTB with SWAT System

With more and more bike factories offering a wider range of frame designs, unfortunately a really important thing is often neglected. What has happened to the humble bottlecage? Who of us wants to take a backpack for water or tools on a short after work ride? The new Specialized MTB-SWAT-BIB-Short offers, thanks to five practical pockets, storage for a bottle, cellphone, minitool and other essential stuff, and keeps it secure close to your body.

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