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Whyte has expanded its electric mountain bike range with four Karve models built around the Avinox M2S drive system and an 800Wh battery. The new family splits into a 160mm-travel Karve trail/enduro platform and a 180mm Karve EVO, giving UK riders a choice between a full-29er chassis and a mixed-wheel gravity-focused bike. Prices start at…
FOCUS has refreshed its core eMTB line-up for model year 2027, simplifying the names of the JAM, SAM and THRON while changing specifications, integration, colours and prices. The announcement on the FOCUS 2027 eMTB range was made on 19 August 2026, and the important point for UK buyers is that this is an update to…
Peaty’s has launched the Monarch Saddle, a new mountain bike saddle built around a refreshingly practical idea: when it starts creaking, you should be able to service it rather than replace it. The Peaty’s Monarch Saddle is available in two versions, priced at £69.99 with 4130 CrMo rails and £89.99 with lighter Ti-MX rails. Both…
Trek has adopted its own voluntary eMTB speed limits in the United States and is calling on other bike manufacturers to follow its lead. All Trek electric mountain bikes sold in the US will remain within the American Class 1 category. That means pedal assistance up to a maximum of 20mph and no throttle. The…
A new UK e-bike safety trust mark has launched after polling found that 84% of Britons were not confident they could distinguish a road-legal e-bike from an illegally modified machine. The E-Bike Positive trust mark brings verified e-bike brands and approved retailers together under one consumer-facing scheme. It is intended to help buyers identify e-bikes…
Jagwire has introduced two new braking products aimed at riders who put serious heat into their brakes, with the launch of the Jagwire Pro LR3 Disc Brake Rotor and Jagwire Elite Disc Brake Pads. The new parts are not being marketed as e-bike-specific, but they are clearly relevant to riders using heavier bikes, riding longer…
Muc-Off has launched the Muc-Off AirMach Electric Inflator Pro Max, a more powerful rechargeable tyre inflator aimed at riders who want more battery capacity and broader usability than a tiny emergency pump. The new electric inflator sits above Muc-Off’s smaller AirMach Electric Mini Inflator Pro and is designed for bikes, motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs and cars.…
Hope has revived one of its most recognisable brake ideas with the new Hope EVO V6Ti Mono Edition, a limited-run six-piston brake aimed squarely at downhill, enduro and electric mountain bike riders who want maximum stopping power and serious heat control. The new brake is being launched as a special edition to mark 20 years…
Amflow has revealed the Amflow TL Carbon, a new full-suspension eSUV that takes the Avinox system beyond the brand’s original high-performance electric mountain bike territory. The new bike is described by Amflow as its first all-terrain touring e-bike, rather than a pure eMTB, and that distinction matters. While the Amflow PL Carbon Pro put the…