Between test bikes and our own builds, we’ve spent the past two years living with multiple sets of SRAM Maven brakes – bike park laps, wet winters, long alpine descents and plenty of e‑MTB abuse. This ...

Beautifully light lever feel and easy-to-control power make this a great option for cross-country and trail bikes. They lack the punch of the outgoing Codes, though SRAM updated its brakes line-up ...

Last fall I reviewed the updated aluminum Devinci Troy, and when the carbon model launched this year I was offered the chance to ride it too. The carbon Troy has almost identical geometry to the ...

If the race model that Teewing mistakenly teased a month ago looked a bit Euro, the production models on sale to the public are far more orthodox, with trail-ready components and neutral paint jobs.

Is it an eMTB? Is it not? With the Spectral:ONfly, one of Canyon’s development team’s major challenges was to integrate all the components of the motor system seamlessly into the frame. Despite the ...

Now you can get Canyon's Spectral in three flavours, with the latest Spectral:ONFly offering minimal weight and limited assistance for an assisted ride experience that comes close to the purity of a ...

Shimano are famous for their quality Japanese workmanship and their massive portfolio of bike components, which includes drivetrains, ebike motors and (of course) brakes. Their brake portfolio has ...

Brand new for 2024, the Maven is SRAM’s most powerful disc brake yet. It joins the existing Level and Code brakes as a much heavier duty option that’s designed to provide a whole new level of control.

Experimenting with brake pads is not for the faint of heart. There is no room for braking error around these parts. From wheel-eating holes to trails so steep you’d ...