Best lists / Tests: Hardly any component has changed mountain biking over the last 15-20 years as much as the dropper post. Being able to comfortably lower the saddle while riding, allowing for more freedom of movement and increased safety, helps beginners and pros alike, from cross-country to freeride. Reason enough for us to give the dropper post one of our... read more
Test: The Beto brand probably won't ring a bell for most people – we felt the same way before testing the floor pump with the pragmatic name "Floor Pump." Naturally, we were skeptical, after all, we'd had bad experiences with "no-name" pumps before – but the Beto surprised us enormously. Visually, the pump is a real eye-catcher. From the handle... read more
News from the editorial team: Our best-of lists are growing today – the eighth list is now online. We've taken a closer look at a whole range of multitools and tried to weigh up the sometimes significant advantages and disadvantages of each model. A multitool is probably one of the first things an ambitious amateur cyclist buys and... read more
Construction: Jack Wolfskin opted for a robust yet weather-resistant outer material for the Cargo City XT. However, you'll have to get used to the feel of the material – it's considerably thinner than many other comparable bags. The construction is also unique: The bag is padded all around – both front and back. The… read more
Test: The Scottish cycling clothing manufacturer Enduro isn't yet well-known in this country. On the island, it has been synonymous with affordable yet high-quality functional clothing for many years. Our test reveals whether the British brand lives up to this reputation with the Endura Thermolite Biblong winter trousers. They're quite simple, these trousers made of... read more
