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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.

    Orbea Occam LT Bike Review

    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.

    Forbidden Druid V2 Bike Review

    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...

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    The Scott Ransom 900 RC is a highly intuitive bike that provides a seamless riding experience, ideal for navigating exceptionally rough terrain. It features top-tier rear suspension performance without relying on a high-pivot design.

    Scott Ransom Bike Review

    The bike market is more vibrant and full of innovation than ever before. The multitude of styles and philosophies to draw from when conceptualizing a...

    Cross-country bikes have evolved to be better on demanding descents. The ability to pop over roots with such ease and to rocket through flatter sections of trail make the Yeti ASR an awesome experience for a more traditional mountain biker who’s used to longer travel trail bikes.

    Yeti ASR Bike Review

    After taking a decade off from the ASR model, Yeti brought it back. For me, the timing of its arrival couldn’t have been better as sloppy...

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    Tenet Omen V2 Pedal Review

    Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson once wrote that while recording the 1982 heavy metal album “The Number of the Beast,” the band...

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    Forge+Bond 30 EM Wheel Review

    Wheels, it turns out, do not exist in nature. Unlike soaring or floating, the concept of rolling is completely credited to human invention. This...

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