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Issue #047, Review -

Yeti SB115 TURQ3 in review – A motorless rocket

The first time we saw the Yeti SB115 TURQ3 our jaws dropped hard. The elegant turquoise finish and Switch Infinity Link suspension make for a unique and unmistakable look. Be warned: the nimble Yeti is damn fast and disappears over the horizon in a flash – very few bikes in this test climb as willingly as the SB115. But can it also convince downhill and does the spec live up to the potential of the bike?

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Issue #047, Review -

YT IZZO BLAZE 29 in review – Experts only

YT have given the IZZO BLAZE a healthy injection of travel, bumping up the front end from 130 to 140 mm. The rest of the spec is also meant to improve its descending capabilities and make it more fun downhill. But do all these changes necessarily make the YT IZZO BLAZE a worse climber and more capable downhill?

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SCOTT Spark 900 Tuned AXS 2022 first ride review – The new benchmark for integration?

With the brand-new SCOTT Spark 900 Tuned AXS, the Swiss brand presents its latest trail rocket, which was designed with weight optimization in mind. SCOTT’s beefed-up XC racer combines 130 mm travel at the front with 120 mm out back and features a fully integrated shock and super-clean look. But can it shred its way back down into the valley just as fast as it blasts up the hill?

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New 2022 Santa Cruz Bronson – An all-rounder for guaranteed fun?

Santa Cruz introduce a new, playful Bronson! According to Santa Cruz, the new Bronson 2022 is the all-rounder in the line-up. Thanks to the updated VPP rear triangle and mullet wheels, the latest version promises to be more fun than ever! The chainstays also grow depending on the frame size. Does this change the entire concept of the Bronson?

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Feature, Issue #047 -

Original or copy? An essay about the decisions that we make day after day

“Born originals, how comes it to pass that we die copies?” Regardless of whether it was Edward Young or Arno Gruen who penned it, this statement couldn’t ring any truer. We spend too much of life living on autopilot, jumping from whim to whim in search of acceptance from our peers. But is there another way?

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