Gearing revolution

Just when you thought Geometron’s G1 ‘superenduro’ bike was already unique enough, with its mega-long chassis and modular frame blocks, they’ve only gone and added a gearbox and belt drive. The origin

Gearboxes have been around for a good while and have had a lot of hype, so you may be surprised to see them included in this ‘futuristic’ tech feature, but there still aren’t many riders actually usin

Maxxis have unveiled a 32in production version of their Aspen cross-country tyre, cementing their commitment to the oversized format and potentially kickstarting a wider industry trend. Apparently, th

When SRAM released their redesigned Red XPLR AXS groupset last year, I was impressed. It paired the brilliant shifter ergonomics and brakes from the road-going Red AXS with specific gravel parts – a w

In a way, the Aspect Integrale is Mason’s most important bike to date. Not from a performance perspective – the company has a range of ten bikes that all hold their own in specific niches – but in ter

Moto Morini’s Kanguro has a fabulously Heath Robinson gear linkage that provides fabulously sloppy shifts. Sorting it is a masterclass in bushes, reaming and rose joints…