Whyte’s e-160 is dead – long live the kado!

ONE DESIGN BRIEF The first step is working out what type of bike is needed. At Whyte, this falls to their product manager, Ben. It requires continual monitoring of the mountain bike market, an in-dept

Canyon’s carved out a reputation for high-performance bikes at a good price, driven by both German precision and know-how and a direct-to-consumer (DTC) retail model that cuts out the middleman to kee

The model name might sound like a flight number, but does that mean this Dutch e-bike will give you a cushy cruise to work?

Weight 8.3kg (58cm with SmartSense, 2x bottle cages, StashPort storage bags) Frame and fork LAB71 Hi-Mod carbon fibre Groupset SRAM Red XPLR AXS with power meter (44t, 10-46t) Wheels Reserve 42|49 TA

New Ténéré troubler set to be the lightest and most capable yet

You can get a boost to two-wheel adventures with an e-bike – making hills easier and improving the ability to go further… The ideal has obvious appeal. An electric bike – or e-bike for short – looks l