Browsing Tag 29in
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First impressions: Specialized Enduro 29
Ask a group of MTBers to name a few iconic bikes and it’s dead cert that at least one person will mention the Specialized Enduro. The 2005 version ...
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Review: Boardman Pro 29er
Bikes are so expensive these days, eh? Remember when you could get a really good spec hardtail for well under a grand? I mean, there’s no chance of ...
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Review: Kona Process 111
Blimey, it’s nearly a year since I wrote a first ride review of the Kona Process 111 – which you can find here if you’re interested. Reading it ...
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Review: Maxxis Minion DHR2 Exo 29in
The replacement for the original, not-very-much-loved Minion DHR has been around for a couple of years now – and it’s safe to say that it’s already picked up ...
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First Ride: Kona Process 111 – playing the long game
You know that clichéd way of describing chaos theory? When a butterfly flaps its wings in the Amazonian rain forest it causes a bloke in England to buy ...
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Review: Trek Stache
The 2016 Trek Stache has been getting a lot of attention with its 29+ wheels and 3in “semi-fat” tyres, but the previous version of the bike seemed to ...
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Behold the Frankenthumper (aka Project 279)
I’ve been riding my Hammerhead Thumper for more than a year now and have been getting on with it pretty well, it’s not perfect but it’s a pretty ...
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Review: Superstar Components Tech 4 wheelset
Superstar have got a good reputation for budget wheelsets that can take a bit of a beating and keep on working without too much maintenance. Their Tech 4 ...
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Review: Hammerhead Thumper / Switchback Unveil
I didn’t really plan to buy a full-suspension 29er, it just sort of happened. I’d been riding my Trek Stache hardtail for a good few months and it ...
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Review: Superstar Tactic/Tesla 29er wheelset
Superstar Components are well known for their budget wheels, and up until recently they’ve focused on selling their own no-nonsene rims on their cheaper sets and offering Stan’s ...
