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After announcing in November the brand had restructured and would return to producing its classic aluminum frames, Canfield has finally released details on its first update, the 2020 Balance.

The post Canfield Drops Details on the 2020 Balance Including Limited Edition Model appeared first on BIKE Magazine.

The D4 Helmet has been rumored, sought after and enamored ever since its disguised debut at Red Bull Rampage last October when Brandon Semenuk took his historic third career Rampage win while wearing the unreleased helmet (alongside his TLD teammates also in a D4: Tom Van Steenbergen, second place, Brendan Fairclough, fourth place, and Kyle Read More

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It’s easy to assume that fatbike tires are blunt tools that are beneath the attention paid to regular-season rubber. But the updates 45NRTH made are akin to going from a standard-def computer monitor to a 4K concave screen—the details are way more defined. 

The post Tested: 45NRTH Vanhelga Tires appeared first on BIKE Magazine.

For its biggest, baddest Enduro ever, Specialized scrapped the hugely successful, yet rather long-in-the-tooth X-Wing frame and began anew. Inspired by the freshly redesigned Demo, the Enduro shares Specialized’s new linkage design, which despite having more Rube Goldberg stuff happening than you’d typically see on a Horst-link bike, is still technically an FSR platform. You Read More

The post Bible Review: Specialized Enduro 29 S-Works appeared first on BIKE Magazine.

The Reactor feels like a bike with classic, old school all-mountain intentions, constructed with the colloquialisms of the contemporary mountain bike.

The post Tested: Nukeproof Reactor 290C Elite appeared first on BIKE Magazine.