ENDURO Readers’ Survey 2019 – Win Bikes from Ibis and Radon
This readers survey helps us to discover who our readers are, what gear they use and what they care about. Your feedback will influence the direction of our magazine and helps us to make ENDURO even better. It also helps the industry build better bikes. Of course, we won’t pass on your personal data – we only use your answers for an anonymous statistical evaluation of our readers. The survey will take about 20 minutes to fill out.
Click here to access the survey.
Everyone who participates in the survey will be automatically entered into a draw for the following prizes:
Ibis Ripley or Ripmo
You win, you choose: Do you prefer the all-new Ibis Ripley or its “big brother”, the Ripmo? The latter just won our recent trail bike group test, but the new Ripmo is lighter and, according to Ibis, an even more nimble trail shredder. No matter how you choose, one thing is for certain: You’ll end up with a real dream bike.
More info: ibiscycles.com
Radon JAB 9.0
The JAB supplies a lightweight, robust carbon frame with a stealthy look, 27.5” wheels, 160-170mm travel front and rear, new aggressive geometry for a smoother ride, and many new features. We’re giving away the JAB 9.0, which is equipped with a RockShox Pike RCT3 – a solid and reliable basis for fun on any terrain. The rear suspension is handled by a Rock Shox Deluxe RT3. An 11-speed rear derailleur and SLX cassette get you up any incline. Magura MT5 brakes give you plenty of power on steep downhills.
More info: radon-bikes.de
Click here to access the survey.
The ENDURO Readers’ Survey 2019 ends on July 31st, 2019. Winners will be drawn in August and contacted by email.
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About the Author
Aaron Steinke
Aaron was our first employee and actively helped make our company what it is today, significantly shaping the look and direction of our various magazines. Aaron has been pursuing his own projects since mid-2020 but he continues to advise and support us on issues of marketing and technology. For many years, you would usually have found Aaron at casual enduro races, but increasingly you'll find him riding his road bike – long live freedom on two wheels!
