BIKE Magazine aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Fox Racing Shox has been teasing the RAD prototype fork under ...

Telescoping front forks and articulating rear frame triangles that absorb bumps and shocks. Inspired by motorcycle design, the 1989 advent of mountain-bike suspension allowed riders to go harder ...

When 29” wheels first appeared in mountain biking, it was slow to catch on, and the common opinion on 29” bikes was that they felt sluggish and boat-like when cornering. Early 29” wheeled bikes did ...

As riders increasingly seek versatile electric bikes, California-based e-bike brand Kingbull has introduced a distinctive ...

This fat-tire e-bike is built on an aluminum frame and is powered by a 750 W motor and has a peak range of up to 80 miles; it ...

Its front suspension fork and four-inch wide fat tires signal its readiness to tackle more than just paved roads. Performance-wise, the XPeak isn’t lacking either.

Canyon has leaned into the adventure USP with this latest incarnation of the Grizl. The brand's PR material asks if ...

The video only shows the nuts being joined with tack welds, and the front forks look particularly fragile. One suspects a decent shock loading could snap parts of the frame apart.

It appears to show an unreleased new Canyon gravel bike, possibly a new Grail, the German brand’s gravel race bike, featuring a Canyon branded front suspension fork.