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Hydraulic disc brakes

Shimano Deore Test
August 1, 2026of Lukas Mühlehner

ComponentsTests

Two steps forward, one step back: First impressions of the brand new Shimano Deore

A month and a half ago, Shimano sealed the fate of SLX with the introduction of the new Shimano Deore groupset. Can the Deore replace the popular mid-range groupset? We take a look at what the new Shimano 12-speed drivetrain can do – and whether the revised four-piston brakes will still be relevant in 2026. Shimano Deore groupset review. Actually… read more

August 1, 2026of Lukas Mühlehner
August 28, 2019of Florian Nowak

Product news

Magura MCi cockpit integration: Brakes and handlebars become a unit

Product News: The new Magura Cockpit Integration (MCi) is the world's first fully handlebar-integrated hydraulic brake. Without external hoses, the MCi offers a clean cockpit, improved aerodynamics, and enhanced protection for the hydraulic components. Update August 2019: We've now tested the Magura MCi system. You can find our initial impressions… read more

August 28, 2019of Florian Nowak
13 October 2018of Christian Ettl

ComponentsTests

components: The Magura MT Trail Sport in the test - good and cheap?

Review: With the MT Trail Sport, Magura sets a new price point and completes its already extensive MT disc brake product line. The increasingly popular combination of a 4-piston caliper at the front and a 2-piston caliper at the rear, as seen on the MT Trail SL, is now also available to budget-conscious riders. Magura has always been known for… read more

13 October 2018of Christian Ettl
Shimano Deore XT groupset
August 22, 2017of Christian Ettl

GeneralProduct news

General: Shimano Deore XT group: new crank and brake options

Market: The Shimano Deore XT groupset has long been a guarantee of flawless function and reliability at a reasonable price. Now, the Japanese component giant is expanding its offerings with additional crank and brake options. These products are designed to further enhance the groupset's performance, especially for trail riding, including on e-bikes… read more

August 22, 2017of Christian Ettl
September 18, 2015of the editorial office

Road bikesTests

racing bikes: Eurobike 2015: BH G7 Disc - Spanish aero racer with disc brakes

Test ride: The traditional Spanish manufacturer BH presents the G7 Disc, a lively aero road bike with disc brakes. The test bike was a pre-production model; but even so, it was clear that this bike has great potential. In 1909, the brothers Domingo, Juan, and Cosme Beistegui began producing weapons in the Basque Country. After the end of the… read more

September 18, 2015of the editorial office
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TQ HPR60

All bikes with TQ HPR60 engine: Bavaria's ultimate in e-bike technology

Propain Trickshot Update

New color “Champagne Gold” and red Marzocchi fork: Propain Trickshot with optical update

Thok Grow Gravel Bike: Race-ready bio-gravel bike from the e-MTB specialist

Kids Ride Shotgun Quick Fit MTB Tow Rope: The tow rope for small and large shredders

Hautoo One and Pro: When the bicycle becomes a transporter

eUrban Donkey

eUrban Donkey: Forget aluminum and carbon: This city e-bike is made of wood.

Crankbrothers Stamp 1 Composite: Lightweight, grippy and surprisingly robust

Storck e:DRENALIN.3 M2S: 170mm travel with Avinox M2S, 800 Wh, under 20 kg

Silca chain wax system

The Silca chain wax system: A clean, long-lasting chain with minimal effort

BH iRS1 : New e-road bike with long range

New Scott Addict Gravel

More tire clearance and comfort: New Scott Addict Gravel

The Radon Regard 10.0 in review: Affordable gravel racer with many mounting options

Pirelli P-Zero SL-R in review: Fast tire with aero profile

Revised shoe platform for greater comfort and efficiency: Shimano Dynalast 2.0

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