Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2012

The Kona Kahuna Deluxe 29er has a reasonable weight but when compared with lighter bikes, you can really feel the difference. It has relaxed geometry and a 20mm through-axle front wheel, so it is …

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Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 5/2011

BikeMagic couldn't wait to get their hands on the Santa Cruz Highball 29er, and after a titillating wait, they certainly weren't disappointed. The larger wheels rolled fast and gave an …

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Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2012

The AMS 110 Race is worth consideration for its feeling of being connected to the trail and the superb specification offered for the money. It has some tough competition though, and BikeRadar say its …

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Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Steel; Newest review: 3/2012

BikeRadar described the On-One Inbred 29 X9 as the Land Rover of the bike world, saying it is unstoppable. It may not be the fastest, but it is a steady and determined bike through technical trails, …

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Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 6/2011

Although Intense claims that the Tracer 2 is good for any kind of mountain riding, BikeRadar said that it's when it's pointed downhill that it really excels. It's incredibly responsive …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Titanium; Newest review: 3/2012

The skinny tubes used on the Van Nicholas Mistral allow the titanium to flex, which gives it a most welcome springy feeling which is totally different from the stiffness of carbon and alloy bikes …

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Triathlon bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 3/2012

BikeRadar comment that although Felt's most recent DA2 has the same supreme comfort and easy adjustability of the previous models, the skinny tubes mean there is more flex from the frame, and …

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Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2012

Care needs to be taken when choosing your size of Cannondale Trail SL3 29er, but it will immediately feel like a fun bike to ride. It's fast, engaging and incredibly agile. Trail riding is …

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Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2011

BikeRadar felt that the new AMS 130 Race from Cube Bikes offers a high build-quality and range of interesting engineering details, and as such could be a good option for those looking for a flexible …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 3/2012

Raleigh's road bikes are currently quite successful, and the SP Race is no exception, being built to the highest standards. It made a great impression with Bike Radar, who say its light weight, …

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Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2012

Ghost's HTX 29 Actinum 7000 rides smoother and faster than smaller-wheeled hardtails, and for riding trails or cross country at speed it offers a great deal of control. Bike Radar found that the …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 3/2012

More upright than most, the Scott CR1 Team offers a long, composed and confident ride, and is supremely comfortable for long uphill climbs. Bike Radar would have prefered less head tube height for a …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 3/2012

Based on it's equipment, the Tarmac Elite is not the best from a value for money perspective, but Bike Radar still believe it to be Specialized's best race bike offering, and therefore …

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Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2012

This is certainly the bike to choose if you want a 29er that can take on big terrain and hard hits. For a long time now, Bike Radar haven't come across a fully sussed bike that provides such …

1 review

Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 2/2012

Bikemagic think the Scott Spark Expert 29er is at least 1lb heavier than it should be and while the suspension is ideal for racing, it isn't beneficial when on complex trails. However the Expert …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 2/2012

The main impression that the Aurious made on BikeRadar was one of stability and reliability, qualities that aren't necessarily the most appropriate for a sportive bike, but which make it a blast …

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Cyclo-cross bike, Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 2/2012

The Evaporite Two is not only very keenly priced, but fantastically specced too. BikeRadar praised Pinnacle's component choice and said that its no-frills German-style fork made for a thrilling …

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Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 2/2012

The unresponsive brakes, stiff frame and mediocre fork of the Scale 29 Comp were a huge disappointment for BikeRadar, who said that despite its good handling, light weight and superb geometry, the …

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Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 2/2012

Bikemagic are pleased to see that Specialized also cater for women in their new collection of 29ers, although they are not sure how beneficial the bigger wheels are for the shorter women out there. …

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Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 2/2012

A final verdict is not possible at this early stage, but Bikemagic's first impressions of the Whyte 29c were very good, with it appealing to both their cross country racing and trail riding …

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