NS' Snabb 150mm-travel 29er gives back as much as you put in, but doesn't unlock the magic doors to free and effortless speed.

The Aurum HSP is a incredible, high-performance machine that's built for speed.

Simple, self-latching bottle holder that works beautifully in cramped frame locations.

The Bomber's back, but does it still have the plushness and durability that the original was known for?

Rocky's 130mm-travel, 27.5'' wheeled Thunderbolt put to the test.

Light, stiff, and strong? Enve's new M7 carbon 35mm handlebar and stem combo hits the mark, but that performance doesn't come cheap.

e*thirteen switched factories and updated the TRS Race's casing - how does the new version compare to the original?

The Project knee pads offer a blend of hard- and soft-shell protection.

Has Commencal created the ideal privateer downhill bike?

French-designed flexible knee protection with performance that matches their pay grade.

A seriously good glove that's as close as you can get to riding barehanded.

It's built to last, packed with safety features, and comes with a crash replacement warranty.

X-Fusion's ground-up fork design puts them squarely in the aggressive 29er trail bike game.

Giant's working class hero has everything an all-mountain rider needs - without the the big price tag

PB's Matt Wragg evaluates 4 rims, ranging from 25 to 40 millimeters with identical builds to find out once and for all if wider is truly better. Place your bets...

The Satori isn't your typical 130mm 29er - find out what makes this orange machine stand out from the crowd.

Disc brakes evolved from riding styles that have little in common with the sport today. Hayes threw out the book and reevaluated every aspect of modern braking technique before they developed the Dominion A4. It's impressive.

Race Face freely admits that oval sprockets aren't new, but they believe that their latest direct-mount option is the better performer.

Type “XC bikes are dead” into Google and you get 385,000 results. But if the new Intense Sniper taught me anything, it’s that short travel bikes with proper modern geometry, wide bars, and a dropper post make a complete mockery of this myth.

We put Five Ten's updated Hellcat Pro shoes to the test.

Our summer gear guide looks at SPD/clipless shoes from Mavic, Giant, Afton, Five Ten, and Giro.

Our summer gear guide looks at SPD/clipless shoes from Specialized, Ion, Pearl Izumi, Shimano, Northwave, and Giro.

With a name like that, it better be good.

Have an 11-speed SRAM drivetrain and want one more cog? e*thirteen's $299 USD conversion kit includes all the parts to make that happen, including the internal shifter pieces that you'll need to install inside your SRAM shifter.

The E-Sommet offers an excellent price vs. performance ratio, especially for riders who are focused on the descents.

Are these shoe-socks or sock-shoes? The Empire VR70 Knit takes an entirely different approach to mountain bike shoe design, and there are some advantages to that.

The Performance T doesn't scream 'look at me' and it works well on and off the bike.

Commencal's new 29er is one burly machine, with 160mm of coil-sprung suspension in the rear, and 170mm of travel up front.

Unior's super simple Cassette Wrench gets straight to the point.

SRAM's most affordable 12-speed drivetrain is compatible with Shimano freehubs.