Zack Henderson reviews the Propain Spindrift 5

Propain Spindrift 5

The fifth-generation Propain Spindrift 5 is still a 180 mm travel Freeride bike but has more configuration options than ever. With multiple wheel size options, single or dual crown builds, and a host of new features, there’s a lot to cover — join us as we dig in with our First Look.
Simon Stewart and Dylan Wood review the Commencal T.E.M.P.O. for Blister

Commencal T.E.M.P.O.

Commencal’s aluminum-only T.E.M.P.O. leans into its burly nature in many ways while still retaining the practicality that is necessary to be a competitive short-travel Trail bike in today’s market. Check out our Full Review to read on how that plays out on the trail.
Simon Stewart and Dylan Wood review the Commencal T.E.M.P.O. for Blister

Deep Dive: Commencal T.E.M.P.O.

We compare the Commencal T.E.M.P.O to the Cannondale Habit, Pivot Trail 429 Enduro, Revel Ranger, Revel Rascal, Niner JET 9 RDO, Yeti SB120, Scor 2030, & Yeti ASR.

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David Golay reviews the Cane Creek Tigon for Blister

Flash Review — Cane Creek Tigon

We've started testing Cane Creek's novel Tigon "air-charged coil" shock. Check out our early impressions.

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David Golay reviews the Fox Transfer Neo Dropper Post for Blister

Flash Review — Fox Transfer Neo

We’ve already logged quite a bit of time on the new Fox Transfer Neo. Check out how it’s working so far.

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Zack Henderson reviews the COROS Dura cycling computer

COROS Dura Cycling Computer

COROS recently broke into the cycling computer market with their new Dura, promising exceptional battery life at a compelling price point. So how does it perform after several months in the field? Our Full Review has the answers.
David Golay reviews the Maxxis High Roller for Blister

Flash Review — Maxxis High Roller

The new Maxxis High Roller doesn’t look anything like the earlier tires to bear that name, but how does it perform? Check out our early impressions.

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Zerode on Gearbox Bikes, World Cup DH Racing, & Building Stuff in a Shed (Ep.235)

Zerode on Gearbox Bikes, World Cup DH Racing, & Building Stuff in a Shed (Ep.235)

A lot of mountain bike companies started with one or two people building stuff in a shed, but not many of those folks *began* by building their own gearbox, and even fewer have stayed committed to gearbox bikes. But Zerode isn’t most bike companies, and we sat down with them to hear all about their history, how they got where they are today, their thoughts on gearbox bikes, and a whole lot more.