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Avinox DP200 brings touchscreen and shifting controls to the handlebar
Avinox has launched the DP200 Control Display, a compact handlebar-mounted unit that combines a colour touchscreen with buttons for motor assistance and compatible electronic gears. Announced on 15 September, it gives bike brands another way to arrange the controls on their Avinox-powered models, moving the screen from the top tube to within reach of the…
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.…
Storck e:drenalin.3 M2S brings Avinox power and an 800Wh battery
Storck has revealed the e:drenalin.3 M2S, adding Avinox power and an 800Wh battery to its carbon eMTB range. European pricing starts at €6,999, with the brand quoting a starting weight of 19.9kg for the lightest configuration—not every build. The appeal is the combination: a large battery, a full-power motor and a claimed weight that would…
Bosch eBike Flow 1.36 adds Extended Boost control and smarter eShift
Bosch has released eBike Flow app version 1.36, adding more trail-side control for riders using the smart system. The update brings Extended Boost management into the app, introduces a Drivetrain Tensioner function and expands eShift with multi-gear changes, alongside a new eBike Assistant. For UK eMTB riders, the most relevant change is not a headline…
How to check MTB brake rotor wear
Check MTB brake rotor wear by measuring the braking track against the minimum thickness for that exact model. Brake noise alone cannot tell you whether the rotor is worn out. Find the correct rotor wear limit Read the rotor’s minimum-thickness marking and confirm the model’s instructions. There is no single limit to apply to every…
Best full-power eMTB 2026: 10 bikes for UK trails
The best full-power eMTB should make the climb back to your favourite descent easier without compromising the ride down. Strong assistance helps, but the motor is only part of the decision: fit, braking, tyres, suspension and the way you charge the battery matter on every ride. These ten bikes cover everyday trail riding, technical enduro…
Best lightweight eMTBs 2026: 10 bikes for UK trails
Ten of the best lightweight eMTBs 2026, covering affordable carbon trail bikes, subtle TQ enduro machines and full-power assistance with lower weight.
Best MTB socks 2026: 10 pairs and packs for UK trails
The best MTB socks are the ones that suit your shoes and the conditions you actually ride in. A thin, ventilated pair can make a warm climb more comfortable, while a wool blend or insulated synthetic earns its place when the temperature drops. Waterproof socks solve a different problem again: keeping external water away from…
Best full-suspension eMTB 2026: 10 bikes for UK trails
The best full-suspension eMTB is the one that suits your normal trails, your riding style and the way you charge and store the bike. Some of these machines put strong assistance and a large battery first. Others trade capacity or low-cadence punch for a lighter chassis. Rear suspension can improve control and comfort over rough…
How to fix a blocked tubeless valve on an MTB or eMTB
A blocked tubeless valve can make a perfectly usable tyre seem impossible to inflate. The pump handle gets hard, the gauge rises quickly, yet the tyre remains soft. Dried sealant in a conventional Presta core is one possible cause, but a badly seated pump head, an obstructed valve stem or a tyre insert can produce…
Best MTB goggles 2026
The best MTB goggles protect against grit, branches, wind and wheel spray while preserving a clear view of the trail. They make most sense with a full-face helmet on enduro, downhill and bike-park terrain, although some riders also use them with high-coverage open-face lids in winter. UK woodland makes lens choice critical. A dark mirror…
How to find and fix an eMTB creak
Learning how to fix an eMTB creak starts with resisting the urge to tighten every bolt on the bike. A creak can travel through an aluminium or carbon frame and appear to come from the motor when the real source is a pedal, saddle rail, rear axle or dry interface elsewhere. The safest approach is…
