Bikes - Enduro

Is it "XTR or bust" or could you happily pedal a complete that costs less than some of your friends' wheelsets?

"It was interesting choosing lines that would normally have me bucking around like I was in a rodeo..."

Graham finds himself curious about the character of Canyon's longest legged single crowned mountain bike...

No expense was spared with this custom Deviate Highlander build

A DH bike in Enduro clothing?

Can a hunk of alloy give the Enduro (more) party in the back?

We just got the new Transition Spire in for test. Let's take a quick look through the build and specs.

The MX-wheeled Bronson gets a thorough pounding in the Whistler Bike Park, on the North Shore and in the steeps of Revelstoke and Nelson.

Imagine combining the materials and engineering of the big bicycle design houses with the near-infinite custom geometry and fit options of a custom builder...

A remarkable bike - designed and built in Canada by a remarkable company...

A mix of metals meets a mix of wheels with these custom-designed bikes from Whistler.

Bodging together a bike that would fit his son, with a used XC frame and parts hoarded over many years - almost put Cam McRae over the edge...

The Corsair Maelstrom was, from design to execution, an excellent example of a high pivot w/idler mountain bike meant to be pedalled - but where is the credit?

The "shootout" some of you have been waiting for...

Mixed-wheel musings from a year of experimenting…

Not your dad's Norco - this machine is a high pivot race weapon that has a lot in common with a DH bike...

"The Balance demanded my attention in the most polite way possible; by taking me to the edge of destruction and then returning me to earth safely..."

Kona's biggest enduro-style bruiser gets a winter of beat downs on the terrain it was designed for...

The mulleted conclusion of Andrew's frame-only review of the Banshee Titan

The Bronson gets the longer and slacker but not lower because it's wearing a mullet (except XS) along with size-specific stays and seat tube angles...

The party animal is back with a fresh new 'do...

"It's just a 27.5 bike with the wheel I'm used to in front."

Is the latest 27.5" wheeled Nomad fun, playful and poppy enough to usurp long travel 29ers?

Uncle Dave got stuck with a slightly lower spec version of the Spectral - and he'll have to somehow get by on Shimano XT componentry...