Maxxis Reaver and Rambler test: Whether used for different trail conditions or as a pair, as on a mountain bike, these two Maxxis tires impress with easy mounting, good rolling characteristics, and smooth rolling thanks to a new rubber compound. Those transitioning from mountain biking to gravel riding often transfer the established practices to drop-bar bikes. And that means for… read more
Test / E-MTB: It hasn't even been a full year since Specialized introduced the 3.1 drive system alongside the current Levo generation. Now, the American company has released a comprehensive software update that elevates the motor to new performance levels. We put both the standard motor and the S-Works version through their paces in a real-world test. Whether the… read more
Liofit Battery Repair: When an e-bike battery fails, it can be problematic and expensive. Liofit has been repairing e-bike batteries for 13 years and considers itself the market leader in repairing these large batteries. We've found out what Liofit can really do and whether it's worth sending in a battery. Why battery repairs make sense… read more
Test / Grips for Mountain Bikers: The WTB Wavelength grip in our current test field aims to be a true all-rounder. Neither a pure racer nor a purely comfortable, lounge-style grip, it attempts to strike the perfect balance with its special ribbed structure and generous dimensions. We checked whether the concept works on the trail or whether it falls between two stools… read more
Test / Grips for mountain bikers: With the Hybrid Perform, Cube's own brand Acid is clearly targeting touring cyclists and e-mountain bikers. Instead of maximum trail feedback, the focus here is on ergonomics and generous wrist relief. We checked whether the "Natural Fit" concept works and what the integrated GI-Link is all about… read more
