A look at the latest gear to cross our desks.

The new Smuggler hits the sweet spot when it comes to travel, geometry, and capability.

Shimano's new flat pedals shoes are an excellent option for those wet rides.

Henry sits down with Aaron Gwin's mechanic John Hall and The Union's mechanic Jim Bland.

Offering fully wireless control and up to 200mm of travel.

Melon and Vero team up once again on a new glasses and goggles collection.

The Hawk 30 wheels use polyethylene spokes to save weight and improve vibration damping.

Alicia sits down with PBR's Thibault Laly to reflect upon his season.

The Pythons measure just 10mm tall at the thinnest portion.

Tubeless tires have come a long way and here Henry shows that it's never been easier to get them setup.

Updates over the original include a new air spring with a larger negative chamber for improved off-the-top sensitivity.

Thibault shows us some highs and lows of his 2023 season before Episode 2 of PBR releases tomorrow.

Tiny bar ends to protect your pinkies.

For the days when you want to play tennis in the morning and hit the trails in the afternoon.

Alicia chats with PBR's Aimi Kenyon to reflect on the events of episode one.

The new Float is aimed a trail bikes where space is at a premium, but descending performance is still a priority.

Henry talks you through why brake lever position can have a larger effect than you'd think on your riding.

Trickstuff occupies a special tier at the top end of the brake market, with price and rarity that border on mythical.

Season 2 Episode 1 drops tomorrow, and we have the trailer and a photo story to set the stage.

A Canadian-made machine that climbs almost as well as it descends.

Few people have changed World Cup racing like Aaron Gwin.

Our current comfiest kicks for clipping in.

Version 3.0 receives numerous frame refinements, and is even more adjustable.

Not all bikes are created equal, and Brook is incredibly candid as he talks through what he's looking for.

Christina explores to topic of light output for your next night riding adventure.

The FR1500 is designed to handle the abuse dished out by everyone from World Cup DH racers to weekend warriors.

The Slayer continues to proudly wave the freeride flag.

Terje "TJ" Hansen was born at a motocross track and has seen mountain biking change a lot during his 25 years at Öhlins.

Featuring the inaugural Thrift Store Stem Special.

All the details of Mr. Quinney's silvery steed.

We rank each bike in order of how likely we are to recommend them to a friend.

"There have been square hits, side-glancing hits, front-and-rear-all-at-once hits, and both wheels still spin true."