Formerly only available to Devinici's World Cup team, the Wilson 29 has now officially been released to the general public. We sat down with Julien Boulais, Devinici's brand manager, to find out more about this new DH machine.

New Five Tens, carbon bars from FSA, glasses from Oakley, racks from Yakima and Saris, and more.

Dainese's new Enduro Knee Guard is designed to offer the extra protection racers need, but their initial design compromises off-the-bike comfort.

Is this an alternative to platform and clipless pedals?

High single pivot DH rigs are hot right now, but do they make sense on a trail bike? Forbidden Bike Company says they do, and they have a 130mm-travel 29er that might prove their point.

There's a new Jekyll on the way, with 29" wheels and 150mm of travel.

Kona debut their 29" wheeled carbon Operator CR that can be downsized to 27.5" wheels.

We take a look at Liv's new carbon 27.5" women's specific trail bike.

Polygon bring their unique suspension design to the downhill world - meet the XquarOne DH.

Does Giant's new Trance offer more than its mere 115mm travel would have you expect? Daniel Sapp flew to northern Italy to find out.

Orbea's best selling XC race bike gets the low-and-slack treatment and a more playful, 120mm-travel sibling.

Developed in partnership with Bold Cycles, this 150mm-stroke dropper fits inside standard, 31.6mm seat tubes.

Bold's latest creation is an unbridled enduro bike with adjustable geometry, two suspension options, and you can configure it for 27.5" or 29" wheels.

Specialized's dual-suspension XC race bike gets the EVO treatment, with a longer-stroke fork, more relaxed numbers, and a muscular component spec..

Öhlins' long-awaited DH38 Downhill Race fork has arrived, and Paul Aston has some early impressions of the Swedish slider.

WTB revamps its most important tires and rims and introduces a two-layer armored bead seal. Daniel Sapp puts them to task on Idaho's Silver Mountain trails.

Marin's affordable 150mm travel 29er comes ready to shred - with modern geometry and a needs-nothing spec.

See what made it into this month's Check Out, including sunglasses from 100%, Bontrager tires, a Prologo saddle and more.

Maxxis' new Rekon Race is a semi-slick XC race tire developed for all-out speed but it still holds its own in the corners.

The Bronson still has 27.5" wheels and 150mm of travel, but the frame has been fully redesigned.

This is the third iteration of the 5010, and it's easily the most capable yet thanks to some big changes.

Matt Wragg has been the only rider outside of the DT-Swiss factory to ride this fork and has been testing since April. An all-new approach to the air spring and damping promises to truly give riders what they want: sensitivity, support and bottom out control with no compromises.

Bluegrass has released their latest Legit full face developed in conjunction with the UR Team, along with budget and youth enduro lids from MET.

Canyon's newly remade Lux is lightweight, fits two bottles, and is very XCO race focused.

The Powerfly family gets updated for 2019, and now has a fully-integrated power pack.

Öhlins finally release full details of the fork developed with Loic Bruni and the Specialized Gravity Team, and it will be available to buy soon...

There's another big-wheeled brawler on the block - meet Pivot's 162mm Firebird 29.

A quick trip to Taiwan revealed some interesting products, including new tires, a super-expensive dropper post, and another option for 12-speed chains.

A monthly round-up of all the latest tech - including gear from Ryders Eyewear, Giro, Db Equipment, Nukeproof and more.

The M9100 group's massive overhaul has a new silent freehub interface, 3 cassettes, 2 rear derailleurs, 2 brake calipers, redesigned brake levers, bonded cranks, narrow-wide chainrings, upgraded pedals, a trail-adjustable top guide... oh yeah, and 12-speeds.