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Bikes, Fatbike, Gear, Modern Fatbike, Pole Taiga, Progressive geometry - March 26, 2020

Tested: Pole Taiga Fatbike

The Pole Taiga is a radical departure, geometry wise, from every other fatbike on the market. The Norco Bigfoot and the Kona Wozo nod amiably in its direction, but both fall well short of this outlier. There isn’t a geometry number on the Taiga that’s matched by any other production fatbike currently on the market. Read More

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Tested: Marin Rift Zone Carbon

Marin's budget short-travel shredder, the Rift Zone, just got a fancy carbon makeover. Technically, you could still call it a budget bike. But does it ride like one?

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First Ride: The New Evil Following

Evil has pushed the numbers on its new Following, but not too many of of them, and not too far. Same travel and just a smidge more aggressive geo. The real changes are more subtle but arguably more significant. Read our first impressions to get the details.

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First Ride: Scott Contessa Ransom

One of the best bikes ever made, the Scott Ransom has finally emerged under the Contessa name, Scott's women's specific lineup. Bike's editor in chief, Nicole Formosa, took one for a lap at the Sedona Mountain Bike Festival.

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Sedona MTB Festival Round-Up Vol. 2

If the “Volume 1” part of yesterday’s Sedona MTB Festival post didn’t clue you in, we saw more than just a handful of neat new goodies inside the expo gates. Here’s another round of stuff we spotted in them thar red hills.

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Tested: Pole Taiga Fatbike

Tested: Marin Rift Zone Carbon

First Ride: The New Evil Following

First Ride: Scott Contessa Ransom

Sedona MTB Festival Round-Up Vol. 2

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