Everything eMTB
Buyer’s guides to eMTB tyres, tubeless products, mudguards, pedals, lights, locks and other components and accessories for UK trail riding.
The 100% S3 Photochromic is our Best Buy for changing UK trail light. Compare nine MTB sunglasses for lens performance, coverage, fit and value.
Compare ten MTB grips by diameter, shape and clamp design, with DMR DeathGrip 2 our all-round pick and options for smaller budgets and larger hands.
The best MTB pedals 2026 fall into two very different camps. Flat pedals let you move your feet, dab quickly and step off without thinking about a release mechanism. Clipless pedals lock the shoe into a consistent position and can feel calmer through rough sections once clipping in and out becomes second nature. Neither system…
The best MTB hip packs carry trail essentials without covering your whole back. Larger models can also carry water and a compact spare layer. That can make them more comfortable than a backpack on warm climbs, while the low lumbar position keeps the load close to the rider when the trail becomes rough. A useful…
The best tubeless sealant for eMTB riding is the one that suits your tyres, puncture risks and maintenance routine. A liquid that is easy to inject can make regular top-ups simple; a formula with more fibres or crystals can bring different installation requirements. Neither approach removes the need for the right casing, a sound tubeless…
The best winter eMTB tyres need to answer two different UK problems. Wet mud, roots and cold rock call for suitable tread and rubber; hard ice calls for studs. A tyre that works well in soft ground does not become a safe ice tyre simply because the temperature falls, and snow can conceal both surfaces…
The best eMTB mud tyres need to find purchase in soft ground without losing their shape under a loaded bike. Open tread, suitable rubber and enough casing support all matter, but the right choice depends on whether your ride is deep slop from start to finish or a mixture of mud, roots, rock and firmer…
Choosing the best eMTB trail tyres for UK riding starts with getting the front and rear of the bike working together. The front needs to hold a line, remain predictable across uneven ground and support braking loads. The rear must transfer motor assistance into climbing traction, control speed and cope with repeated impacts. A good…