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The Troy GX AXS is a tough, adaptable bike built to handle everything from long rides to double-black descents, striking a good balance between both ends of the spectrum

My rides on the new Devinci Troy have underscored why the Canadian bike maker has marketed this model as a “quiver killer.” With 160...

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  • The Orbea Occam LT is a trail bike that hits that balance of climbing at descending well—a perfect match for riders who want a bike that can handle long, challenging climbs as well as it tackles fast, technical descents.

    The Orbea Occam LT seems as if it was purpose-built for my natural riding style. I prefer a bike that can climb efficiently up steep terrain while...

  • The Forbidden Druid V2 is for riders who value a high-pivot suspension over pure pedaling efficiency. Perfect for medium-terrain mountains with roots and square-edged hits, it offers just the right amount of travel.

    Judging by the frequent requests for a review of the Forbidden Druid on our YouTube comments section, this bike has captured the attention of a large...

Welcome to Issue 15.4

When we push ourselves to new heights, we take on a higher form of being. This edition of Freehub examines the theme of “adventure” from new angles and with a fresh perspective. Korey Hopkins reports on an East Coast group’s first-ever foray into remote terrain. Andrew Findlay and Kari Medig explore the backcountry and frontcountry of Chile as they learn about the country’s thriving mountain biking scene. Matt Coté offers a sobering look at Canada’s increasingly dry and hot summers, and how race promoters are adapting to continue hosting events. These stories, along with many others included in this edition, highlight the multi-faceted nature of adventure and uncover why its meaning is more than just big rides, long days, and heavy terrain.

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