Learn more about the Shimano E-bike system. How long will an E-MTB battery last? Unlock new rides and create new adventures with SHIMANO STEPS MTB. Designed to give riders command over climbs, extend your riding potential, and support you with a natural pedal feel.

When SRAM announced the first XX1 Eagle group a while back it changed the way everyone looked at drivetrain possibilities. Whether you agreed with the huge 50 tooth cassette or not you knew things would never be the same. You get all the benefits of a 2x drivetrain in a sleek and simple 1x12 Eagle setup that actually exceeds most 2x gear ranges. Fast forward to the present and all the exclusive XX1 technology has been trickled down through the XO1, GX, and even NX groups. No longer do you need to break the bank in order to reap the benefits from Eagle. In this video, we dive in and answer the most common questions pertaining to things like weights and compatibility. This is a full blown comparison shootout between all the Sram Eagle models/groups. Check it out!

Many of you have been asking what makes the Ransom and the Genius different. Check out the video to see where they differ, and perhaps to help you choose which one is right for you!

Hot on the heels of the new Yeti SB150 comes a slightly shorter-travel version that will suit even more riders. The SB130 brings incredible versatility, lots of pep in its step, and the ability to keep things in check when it's really needed.

Searching for that extra edge to take your riding to the next level? While you may not have the speed of Richie Rude or Aaron Gwin, the same tips and tricks that are used by the pro are readily available for the average rider and can drastically improve your riding experience. Sometimes it's the little things that make a big difference, in this video, we will go through a few of the tricks used by our very own Max Morgan while racing World Cup DH. From velcro straps to foam padding, we've got it all covered. Check it out!

This is a weird bike, and not because its name once belonged to a Midwest mid-nineties carbon and titanium component manufacturer. It’s weird because it combines forgiving geometry with unforgiving suspension… and it actually kinda works.

Pete from Yeti Cycles UK talks us through how the Fox engineered Yeti Switch Infinity technology works. Suspension nerds rejoice!

The Ransom is the long travel all mountain bike to rule them all. From stage racing at the highest level to traversing the world’s most demanding mountains, this bike was designed to help you ride like you never have before. Progressive geometry, 170mm of suspension travel front and rear in unison with the TwinLoc Suspension System and our strongest carbon construction to date gives you a mountain bike that will surely give you plenty of rewards when taking risks. Make mountains move.

We pick our highlights from the Focus 2019 MTB range. Focus are looking to own the eMTB space in Australia, with a massive nine models of dual suspension e-bikes coming to Oz. In the 'conventional' MTB arena, they're in the running for the budget trail bike of the year award with the new Jam 6.8.

How does FOX's new electronically-controlled mountain bike suspension work? It's time for some experiments. Join Vital MTB Tester Dylan Stucki as we abuse and rally it through over a dozen real-world riding scenarios. ROBOTS!

It's new bike season, and we've spent the day taking in the latest wares from the 2019 Norco and Merida range! Join us for a look at some of the highlights, ...

Fox Live Valve, a system which promises to control MTB suspension to suit the terrain, has been publicly in the pipeline for years. We first saw it on professional cross country and enduro racers’ bikes back in 2015. More recently, we’ve noticed a few test bikes with fixtures for the hitherto unavailable technology. Now, the cat’s out of the bag. Live Valve bikes are available to buy, and the system can be purchased aftermarket too. What’s more, we’ve been riding it for the last two months, and can tell you what it’s like to ride.

We're stoked to introduce you to the new Yeti Cycles SB150. Expect to see Richie Rude ride this one to some solid results at major enduro races soon. The SB5.5 replacement features 150mm rear travel, 170mm up front, some interesting ideas in the suspension realm, and much more aggressive geometry than Yeti has put out in the past. Dig in!

In the UK and many other places it’s trail and enduro bikes that make up the bread and butter of the mountain bike market. These machines can get to the top of the hill without too much effort, and can absolutely shred on the way back down. Here are five of the latest trail and enduro bikes you need to be aware of for 2019.