Pinkbike Reviews

The Vyron responds and returns quicker than ever, but is going wireless worth the price?

What's it like riding on the Moon? Daniel Sapp finds out.

Brand new bikes tested, antics, arguments, and all. Here is our super mega ultimate recap of all the videos from the first annual Pinkbike Field Test.

RC compares the Norco Fluid FS 1 with Whyte's G-170 S and the Transition Scout Alloy NX to see how much trail bike you can buy for under $3000.

Magura's MT7 Pro brake system gives solid stopping power with four pistons and four pads. With their redesigned bladders, they're also now more consistent and more easily bled.

The Legend of M continues, but can it compete with the best DH bikes of 2019?

The 29" Legend was designed to be a high-speed race machine for taller, aggressive riders.

Their first entry into the flat pedal shoe world uses a simple lace-up design, but there are several clever features that separate it from your standard-issue skate shoe.

It doesn't get much more exotic than Unno's Spanish-made trail bike, but how does the Dash perform in the real world? Levy spent six months on one to find out.

This poor Kenevo has taken over 700 kilometers of abuse, but how did the electrified downhill monster truck compare to its competition?

It's more than just a mini-Nomad. Find out how the new Bronson stacks up.

Pinkbike's tech editors choose between the Pivot Firebird, Devinci Spartan, and the Scott Ransom. Which one would you pick?

The Ransom returns, with 170mm of travel, 29" wheels, and an appetite for steep terrain.

Which one would you pick? Pinkbike's tech editors choose between the GT Sensor, Yeti SB130, Giant Trance 29, and Cannondale Habit.

Dainese's All Weather Activity layering system is very well made, but it's not cheap.

The new Spartan is a burly, unflinching bike, with big wheels and 165mm of travel.

How do TRP's new four-piston brakes stack up against the competition?

The Firebird 29 is built for speed, whether that's in the bike park or between the tape at an enduro race.

From pocket-sized lightweight layers to full-on storm protection, there's a jacket for every rider in this review.

The Canadian company has two new e-offerings.

With a little less travel than the enduro-oriented SB150, how does the SB130 compare?

SDG's first entry into the dropper post world promises to be simple and reliable, and Levy finds out if there's any truth to those claims.

GT's redesigned Sensor pays homage to the famous LTS, but with big wheels and slacker numbers than DH bikes of the time.

We put eight pairs of downhill and enduro pants to task over the last six months.

Which one would you pick? Pinkbike's tech editors choose between the Santa Cruz Bronson, Trek Remedy, Yeti SB150, Kona Process 153, and Specialized Stumpjumper.

Riding the original Habit had us dreaming of bigger wheels and a more aggressive chassis. Well, here it is...

Is 115 millimeters of rear travel enough for the trails surrounding Whistler? We found out aboard the new Giant Trance.

The SB150 is the longest and slackest bike in Yeti's lineup. Find out how it handled the rugged terrain around Whistler, BC.

We find out how the latest version of the Remedy performs.

With the lines between categories blurring, Specialized's new Stumpy aims to be an ideal all-arounder. Is that the right approach for you?