TOP 5: The most popular ENDURO articles of September 2018
A monthly round-up of the most popular content that graced our site in September: These are your top 5!
Trek Fuel EX 9.9 Long Term Review – One year with Trek’s Trail Weapon
Over the last fourteen months our Trek Fuel EX 9.9 29 test-bike didn’t have an easy life. After Trek’s 29” trail bike bagged the test victory in last spring’s group test we decided to keep it for a little longer and put it through the ultimate endurance test.
Full article: Trek Fuel EX 9.9 Long Term Review – One year with Trek’s Trail Weapon
Bold Unplugged Review – Beauty on two wheels
With its shock hidden inside the frame, the Bold Linkin Trail caused a sensation when it was introduced. With the Bold Unplugged, the Swiss brand has upped its game once more, introducing a potent bike with radical geometry. We’ll tell you if the bike lives up to its promise, and which boxes to tick in the configurator.
Full article: Bold Unplugged Review – Beauty on two wheels
SCOTT Ransom 900 Tuned Review – One bike to rule them all?
The first SCOTT Ransom revolutionised mountain biking. What you’d expect of every modern enduro bike today was next level shit in 2006. For years, the Ransom had disappeared from the Swiss brand’s portfolio. Now SCOTT has re-released the Ransom in the form of a long-travel 29er. Can the new SCOTT Ransom 900 Tuned once again define an entire bike category?
Full article: SCOTT Ransom 900 Tuned Review – One bike to rule them all?
Specialized Stumpjumper Expert 29 in review – The definition of a mountain bike
It’s likely hard to find a mountain bike better known than the venerable Specialized Stumpjumper. It’s been on the market for almost 40 years and has always been one of the benchmarks in its segment. Earlier this year, Specialized introduced its latest version and we’ve had a chance to extensively review the Specialized Stumpjumper Expert 29.
Full article: Specialized Stumpjumper Expert 29 in review – The definition of a mountain bike
Cannondale Jekyll 29 1 in review
All of a sudden it just appeared out of nowhere: the Cannondale Jekyll 29! Whilst most manufacturers tend to celebrate the release of a new bike, the 29” version of Cannondale’s popular enduro bike sneaked into the portfolio of the American manufacturer overnight. It did not escape our eagle-eyes though, and we quickly put one to the test on the trails.
Full article: Cannondale Jekyll 29 1 in review
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