Maxxis’ latest downhill tire bears the name Highroller, but technically it’s the Highroller III. The original Highroller came out in 2004, followed by the Highroller II in 2011. The name may be the same, but there aren’t many similarities between the new model and its predecessors when it comes to the actual tread pattern. Instead, … Read more
Specialized is launching a new line of bikes, but no, not under the Enduro model name. The Status 2 brings updates to the affordable aluminum frame platform, as well as more travel. There are now Status 140 and 170 trail bikes, plus a 170 DH version built for bike parks. The new Status family also … Read more
An investment banker on a dream trip to South America had to have his ‘dead’ leg amputated after a horrific motorcycle accident. Luke Tarrant quit his job in investment banking last September to make the trip of a lifetime: from the US to Antarctica. The 28-year-old said he knew riding a motorcycle could be dangerous … Read more
Elite has launched Square, an adjustable smart frame designed to accommodate multiple riders on one machine and works with all direct-drive smart trainers and training apps. The design means there’s no need to fit or swap bikes, with the frame offering seven adjustments for saddle height, tilt and fore-aft position, handlebar height and fore-aft position, … Read more
Perhaps the most recognizable name in mountain biking, the Specialized Stumpjumper celebrates 43 years of evolution with this latest edition: number 15. Not only has the Stumpy evolved with this new generation, the lineup has also undergone some consolidation, with the EVO designation no longer appearing on the longer-travel variant of the Stumpjumper. We’re back … Read more
Specialized Stumpjumper 15 Pro descending performance Adjusting the shock absorber gives you an idea of what’s possible when it comes to adjusting the ride feel. Taking corners quickly accentuates these differences. – Justin Sullivan / Our Media The latest Stumpjumper 15 Pro reminded me in many ways of my time on the early Stumpjumper EVO … Read more
Let the summer tides carry you away this month. Take Trishi, the baby naga pet, with you everywhere. She will keep an eye on you during all your adventures! Visit T&W** (Tawney and Wilder) just outside the Mage District in Stormwind or the Zen’shiri Trading Post next to Grommash Hold in … Read more
It’s no secret that pro mountain bikers often want something a little different with their suspension, the benefits of having access to previously unreleased parts or a suspension engineer who can build a custom shim to suit their specific needs. With the new Josh Bryceland Edition Selva fork, Formula aims to give the general public … Read more
Support us! Bikerumor may earn a small commission from the affiliate links in this article. Learn more Custom steel bike builder Officina Battaglin is making a big leap into new materials with an all-new Roma carbon and steel road bike. Combining a lugged steel backbone with lightweight forged carbon tubing, the Battaglin Roma promises that … Read more
RockShox unveiled the latest generation of Flight Attendant last March, with the initial offering focusing solely on efficiency-oriented cross-country platforms. They are now expanding that range to include all of their fork and shock platforms, covering everything from do-it-all trail bikes to descent-oriented enduro rigs. This is all based on the latest Charger 3.1 damper … Read more