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Conway Ryvon 2027 gets Avinox M2S power and an 800Wh battery
The Conway Ryvon 2027 range adds another carbon eMTB platform to the Avinox line-up, combining the M2S motor with an 800Wh battery and 160mm of travel at both ends. Three builds are listed, starting at €5,199.95. That gives riders another reason to watch the expanding Avinox market, although a confirmed UK price and delivery date…
MTB brake fluid explained: mineral oil, DOT and Shimano low-viscosity oil
How to choose the correct MTB brake fluid, avoid mixing mineral oil and DOT, and check Shimano standard versus low-viscosity oil before servicing.
Best bike tool kits 2026: 10 workshop sets for MTB and eMTB
The best bike tool kits make home maintenance safer and less frustrating, but the right choice depends on the jobs you actually do. A compact option can be ideal for occasional adjustments; a sturdier workshop solution earns its keep when it is used every week. Our overall pick is the Birzman Essential Tool Box. The…
Alutech ePelmo X1P brings belt drive and automatic gearing to eMTB
The Alutech ePelmo X1P brings belt drive and automatic, continuously variable gearing to a new electric mountain bike platform built around Gobao’s combined motor and transmission. The German brand has opened a limited launch run, with its first 50 Signature Series frames personally welded by managing director Jürgen Schlender. Initial deliveries are planned for late…
Best MTB brake bleed kits 2026: 10 options for home mechanics
The best MTB brake bleed kits are the ones that match your exact brakes, not the box with the most adapters. Mineral oil and DOT systems require different equipment and fluid, and even brakes from the same brand can use different fittings. A suitable kit makes maintenance more controlled, but it cannot replace the correct…
Eiros EMPOR-e revealed: claimed 18.5kg eMTB gets Mahle M40 power
The Eiros EMPOR-e pairs a claimed 18.5kg weight with Mahle’s full-power M40 motor, giving the latest boutique eMTB launch a striking headline. Eiros is limiting production to 100 bikes worldwide. Its carbon build includes in-house frame parts and finishing kit, with titanium hardware helping trim mass. The stated weight is a manufacturer claim; Electric MTB…
Removable vs fixed eMTB batteries: what to check before buying
Integrated does not always mean fixed. Check charging access, pack removal, lifting and replacement support before choosing your next eMTB.
Best MTB handlebars 2026: 10 cockpit upgrades for trail and eMTB riding
The best MTB handlebars put your hands where you can steer accurately, stay relaxed and balance your weight between the wheels. Width, rise and sweep matter more than chasing carbon or the lowest weight: even an expensive bar is a poor upgrade if its shape does not fit you. The Renthal FatBar 35 V3 is…
Pirelli launches new Scorpion Gravity tyres — and every casing is eMTB-ready
Black Sting, Emperor and Red Claw bring new tread choices to Pirelli’s MTB range, with four casing options covering lightweight trail bikes through to full-power eMTBs and downhill racing. The new Pirelli Scorpion Gravity tyres have launched, introducing three tread patterns and a revised naming system intended to make choosing the right mountain bike tyres…
MTB freehubs explained: Shimano HG, Micro Spline and SRAM XD compatibility
MTB freehub compatibility becomes important the moment you replace a rear wheel or cassette. Shimano HG, Micro Spline and SRAM XD describe different fittings between those two parts. They are not interchangeable, and knowing that your bike has 12 gears is not enough to choose the right one. The quickest route is to find the…
TQ wireless updates start with HPR40, but not every eMTB is included
TQ wireless updates begin with HPR40, with HPR50 and HPR60 rollout details still important. Check the Orbea and Rotwild exclusions before updating.
Best waterproof MTB socks 2026: five options for wet UK trails
Waterproof MTB socks put a barrier between your feet and the water that gets into your shoes. They are useful for muddy trail rides, wet grass and riders who want to keep using familiar footwear through autumn and winter. Sealskinz Billockby is our overall pick for its cycling-focused construction, while Altura is the lower-cost starting…
