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ENDURO Long-term Test 2014: Introducing the Focus SAM 1.0

It is time to introduce the long term test bike of UK editor and Marketing Manager, Trev Worsey, the Focus SAM1 (Super All Mountain). This was the first bike to arrive in the fleet and Trev has already put in over 880 hard kilometers, 3 enduros, 2 big crashes and 20,000m of climbing on the SAM1, wearing through 2 sets of brake pads and a set of tyres in the process. This bike will be tested hard!

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ENDURO Long-term Test 2014: The Canyon Spectral AL 9.0 SL

After we presented you with the Trek Slash 9 long-term testbike of Editor and Portal Manager Aaron, now we introduce you to the Canyon Spectral AL 9.0 SL of Christoph, editor and photographer at ENDURO. With this bike he will collect lot’s of trail miles, testing it for you thoroughly.

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First Ride: The Solid Magix X01 RAW 650B

Right after the Blade Enduro, Peter Schmied from Solid presented his newest baby to us: The Solid Magix 650 Enduro with a downhill-oriented geometry and 175 millimeters of rear travel. For a price of only 2.999 euros this well equipped bike could be the new ride for everybody. To get the best first riding impression, Peter invited us to Bad Wildbad to test the bike on one of germany’s toughest downhill tracks.

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ENDURO Longterm Test 2014: Introducing the Trek Slash 9

We all want to know which bikes and components can withstand the hard demands of everyday use, survive the toughest trails and keep coming back for more? In order to find out, our international team of testriders will each ride a different and exciting bike for a whole season. Aside from some late arrivals, most of the longterm testbikes have been collecting trail kilometers for a few weeks...

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Tested: Propain Frechdax Kids Mountain Bike

After we reported about the brand new Propain Kids Mountain Bike so called “Frechdax” last year, we couldn’t resist taking it on the trails and smashing it through the woods. Phil, nearly 140cm tall, 7 years old, youngest member of the Stuttgarter Hardness and born madman insists on wearing only a T-Shirt, despite it being little more than ten degrees outside. Luckily, his mum was not there to watch the spectacle.

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