Reviews

The latest reviews published on Electric Mountain Bike UK

Giant SyncDrive Pro 3X review: progressive power that makes climbing feel natural
We test Giant’s SyncDrive Pro 3X on the Stance E+ 1, covering progressive power, climbing control, noise and comparisons with Specialized 3.1 and Shimano EP6.
GoPro MAX2 review: crisp MTB footage, but editing takes patience
We test the GoPro MAX2 on MTB and eMTB rides, covering mounting, rough-trail footage, changing light and how its editing compares with DJI.
Peaty’s Monarch Pro Mushroom Thick grips review: comfort with serious control
Peaty’s Monarch Pro Mushroom Thick grips deliver excellent comfort, confident trail control and dependable lock-on security, though the tacky ribs collect dirt quickly.
Giant Stance E+ 1 review: a big-wheeled bruiser with a playful streak
The Giant Stance E+ 1 carries speed with confidence and hides its weight well. We test its playful streak, technical handling, suspension and Shimano brakes.
Garmin Edge MTB review: small, rugged and packed with trail data
The Garmin Edge MTB is a light, rugged GPS computer with clear maps, strong navigation and deep Garmin connectivity, although its button-only interface takes time to learn.
Peaty’s Monarch 4130 CrMo saddle review: comfortable, quiet and serviceable
The Peaty’s Monarch 4130 CrMo saddle combines immediate trail comfort with a genuinely serviceable design, subtle looks and sensible eMTB support.
100% S3 Photochromic sunglasses review: the perfect year-round MTB lens
The 100% S3 Photochromic sunglasses adapt brilliantly to changing woodland light, stay secure on rough trails and work as a true year-round MTB lens.
Troy Lee Designs Stage Pro knee pads review: Level 2 protection you can pedal in
The TLD Stage Pro knee pads combine comfortable CE Level 2 protection, secure grip and excellent breathability, although the three combined sizes will not suit every rider.
Troy Lee Designs Skyline shorts review: a comfortable choice for hotter trail days
The Troy Lee Designs Skyline shorts on review are the pair I want to reach for when the weather warms up. They feel light, the supplied liner is comfortable, and there is enough useful pocket space to make them practical riding shorts. For hotter summer days on the MTB or eMTB, that combination works well.…
DJI Neo 2 review: the easiest follow drone I’d actually take on an eMTB ride
The DJI Neo 2 review comes down to one question: does it make filming an eMTB ride easier, or does it become another gadget that spends most of its time at home? After using it to film solo riding, the answer is largely positive. The DJI Neo 2 is small enough to carry without resenting…