Review: Last year, Scott presented its new Genius. The established trail all-rounder received a completely new frame – the TwinLoc suspension system was retained. We now had the opportunity to test the bike extensively over a longer period. Does the Scott Genius live up to its reputation? Scott Genius 930 – The Frame The new Scott Genius arrives – as in our… read more
Review: At last year's Eurobike, Drössiger presented the Mo'Flow, their latest addition to their trail bike lineup. With 140mm of travel and a coil shock in the rear, it promises plenty of downhill fun, and for just under €3.500, you get extremely high-quality components. We wanted to find out exactly how much flow the new Drössiger Mo'Flow delivers. Drössiger Mo'Flow: … read more
Test: We put the Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Comp Carbon, one of the quintessential trail bikes, to the test in its 2017 version. Does the Stumpi live up to its reputation as an excellent all-rounder? Or does the ravages of time become apparent? Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Comp Carbon 29: Frame and Geometry The Specialized Stumpjumper FSR is available in the current… read more
Canyon Spectral AL 7.0: Frame and Geometry Test: The Canyon Spectral AL is not a new bike – quite the opposite: Anyone interested in all-mountain or trail bikes has likely heard of this all-rounder from the Koblenz-based direct-to-consumer brand in recent years. It's also clear, however, that Canyon isn't focusing solely on… read more
Cube Stereo 140 C:62 SL 27.5: Frame and Geometry Test: The Cube Stereo is a familiar name, and the German manufacturer's all-round full-suspension platform is used for a wide variety of bikes – from 120mm 29" touring full-suspension bikes to uncompromising enduro machines that also have to prove themselves in the EWS. For our test, we were provided with a Stereo 140… read more
