986 hardtail 1 of 2 Earlier this week, we revealed Oli Beckingsale’s move from Giant to Endura Racing – and here’s the Look bike the UK cross-country star will...
The new titanium frame uses a 44mm headtube 1 of 1 Genesis Bikes is a brand that has gone from strength to strength over the last few...
Kinesis Crosslight CSix2 2011 1 of 3 The cyclo-cross race season doesn’t get going until September at the earliest so to be talking about a new ‘cross...
Transition Blindside 1 of 6 This is the new Transition Blindside. There are quite a few changes for the new frame, with travel adjustable between 170mm and 190mm...
Race ready aluminium frame packs latest technology Upgrade Bikes have just revealed the all-new Kinesis Maxlight XCPro3, a major update of a classic frame launched nearly...
Orange Miii Orange mountain bikes have announced a 16in version of their Miii jump bike. The Miii takes a lot of features from its predecessor. The headtube...
Hot on the heals of the success of launching Transition Bicycles on the UK market, Surf Sales has added another brand to their stable by...
Rigid only 29er frame the latest from Ragley The latest frame from Ragley, the brand launched a year ago by ex-On-One Brant Richard’s Shedfire outfit, is the TD-1...
The new Ibis Mojo HD, possibly holding up traffic Ibis launched its carbon fibre, 140mm travel Mojo four years ago to considerable acclaim. Since then a...
Bristol-based Engage Bikes has launched its first MTB frame. Called the Soul Brother (not to be confused with Cotic’s popular Soul), the emphasis is clearly...
We’ve just been sent this picture of the latest carbon frame to come out of Kinesis UK, the KM-810. 2009 was the tenth anniversary for the...
Canadian brand Knolly has released further details on its latest models for 2010, which we took a first look at several months ago at Eurobike. The...
Following briskly on the all-mountain heels of the Nicolai Helius AC, German brand Nicolai has now added a sturdier addition to its range, the Nicolai Helius...
The first frame to come out of the new Shedfire design company, the Shedfire Ragley Ti (which was unveiled recently), is now ready for production...
The new Lynskey Ridgeline 29 draws on the company’s Pro 29 but offers handmade in the US frame for considerably less cash, with a price...
The first frame from ex-On-One bloke Brant Richard’s new Shedfire incarnation has been revealed. The Shedfire Ragley is a titanium hardtail made by Lynskey Performance...
This is Evil Bikes’s new Revolt downhill frame, which represents a departure for the Seattle-based company in all sorts of ways. It’s not steel, it’s...
Big changes afoot for Turner in 2009, as the company that pioneered chainstay-pivot, four-bar suspension designs moves wholesale to Dave Weagle’s DW-Link design. Turner had...
The 456 Summer Season offers everything you get with a standard 456, but with one important change: a slacker headangle. But what triggered this new frame?...
For 2008 Kinesis has updated its long-time popular XC 120 hardtail frame with tweaked geometry and given it a lick of fresh new paint. Made from...
Andorran bike brand Commencal has just released its first carbon frame. Yup, that’s right, instead of jumping on the carbon bandwagon at an earlier date...
the One marked Canfield Brother's move into more uphill-capable hardware
Dekerf Cycle Innovations has had its ups and downs over the years, but the latest news is definitely an up. Michael Golinski, former co-owner of...
It’s often said that bikes designed in the US rarely take into account factors unique to the UK (with thick mud being chief amongst them)....
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