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Canyon has launched its first mountain bike helmet, the Canyon Deflectr MTB helmet, aiming it squarely at trail riders who want a modern half-shell lid with a clear focus on impact protection, comfort and ventilation. The headline claim is a strong one: Canyon says the Deflectr arrives with Virginia Tech’s five-star safety rating and is…
Mondraker has unveiled the latest version of its long-travel Level eMTB for 2026, and it’s a proper platform update rather than a routine spec refresh. The new Level pairs Bosch’s Performance Line CX Gen 5 motor with an 800Wh removable battery, switches to a mullet wheel setup (29in front / 27.5in rear) and keeps the…
Canyon has launched the Canyon Pathlite:ON SUV range, expanding its e-bike line-up with a platform designed to sit squarely between a practical commuter and a capable electric touring bike. The new Canyon Pathlite:ON SUV models are aimed at riders who want one trekking-style e-bike to cover the weekly routine and longer mileage at the weekend,…
Specialized has broadened the Turbo Levo 4 range with two alloy-framed models designed to bring the platform’s entry price down in the UK. The Turbo Levo 4 Alloy is listed at £5,199, while the Turbo Levo 4 Comp Alloy comes in at £5,999. The headline here isn’t that Specialized has “made a cheaper Levo” —…
Bosch eBike Systems has announced an update that allows riders to increase the Performance Line CX’s output via a software upgrade in the eBike Flow app. The headline numbers are attention-grabbing: Bosch says maximum power can be raised from 600W to 750W, torque from 85Nm to 100Nm, with maximum support up to 400%. Crucially, it’s…
OPSS has issued a repeat warning telling consumers to stop using specific UPP (Unit Pack Power) e-bike battery models after continued safety concerns. The warning singles out UPP models U004 and U004-1 and links them to multiple serious fires. OPSS says it previously issued a warning and took action in early 2024 to require online…
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued a public warning urging consumers to immediately stop using Unit Pack Power (UPP) e-bike batteries with model numbers U004 and U004-1 due to fire and burn hazards. While the notice is US-focused, it’s relevant for UK riders because the same UPP models have been discussed in…
The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has taken enforcement action against a brand of e-bike battery sold under the name UPP (Unit Pack Power), warning consumers not to use it following links to multiple fires across England. According to OPSS, online marketplaces acting as distributors were issued formal notices requiring the product to…
The UK Government has published a safety message aimed at reducing the risk of fires involving e-bikes and e-scooters while charging. It’s primarily aimed at everyday users, but it’s relevant reading for e-mountain bike owners too — especially anyone using a second-hand e-bike, a conversion kit, or a replacement battery and charger bought separately. The…