Pinkbike Reviews

Flowy, rolling terrain is where the Rascal absolutely shines

The Alpine Trail moves to a four-bar layout, with twelve geometry configurations to choose from.

Henry, Kaz, Daz and Matt bring you up to speed with what they're testing, and speculate on the next frontiers of tech.

Suspension nerds rejoice - Motion Instuments' new system is less expensive and easier to use.

Henry looks back at some now-iconic venues, as well as explaining why new ones aren't as common as you might like.

The Primer Mips is a comfortable option with modern, low-key styling, but there's one detail missing.

Great value, but not without room for improvement.

The Trigger X is one of the lighter 3/4 shell helmets on the market.

The bitesize points from this week's podcast.

The SeaSucker Talon uses three suction cups to securely hold a bike on the top of a vehicle's roof.

Martin Maes joins Henry to talk about everything from bike tech, World Cup wins and the legacy of his tumultuous 2019 Season.

There were a few hiccups, but by the end of testing the Aria delivered excellent mid-stroke support and bottom out resistance.

With 165mm of rear travel, this British-made beast is meant to handle the fastest and gnarliest terrain around.

There is now a new way for privateers to fill their coffers at World Cup events.

Downhill racing is back, and Fort William is faster than ever.

Holy-high-rise handlebars, completed with pannier rack mounts.

After 16 years with the Santa Cruz Syndicate, the GOAT is on a Norco for 2024

The Fort William World Cup keeps on serving up new tech.

Henry brings you the latest tech from the first downhill world cup of the year.

A new Canyon Sender remains under a veil, but other new tech is out and proud for the first round of the 2024 World Cup DH

Sarah talks to the American World Cup Winner.

Henry looks back at the past winners at the famous venue.

All of these work much better than a piece of cardboard.

The Zerode is available with Pinion's new electronic Smart.Shift system.

We provide the kiss of death to our favourite downhill riders at this weekend's race.

Christina is joined by Kaz and Daz for this week's show.

Our resident XC expert, Sarah Moore, a former World Cup racer, explains to Henry why XC has never been so good.

"I have become the otter...I know not of bicycles or their constituent parts, I know only of clams, rocks, and water."