At the height of summer we’re bringing out our most sizzling magazine to date, which is headlined by the G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time) Sam Hill launching a massive rocky step-down on the front cover! Inside he gives us the lowdown on his training and daily routine in order to stay at the very top for all these years. We’re also dishing up the [R] buyers guide to this season’s hottest hardcore hardtails, check out the highlights from Norco’s new season range, take a close look at the new Pivot Cycles Mach 6, as well as the new Canyon Spectral 29. Also get set for a detailed pro bike check on Connor Fearon’s Kona Process X, a chat with Tracey Hannah about her decision to step back from fulltime racing and in our Industry.AU feature we’re going inside the world of FIST. We’ve also got some epic feature length articles awaiting you; starting with our Eliot Jackson ‘Riders For Change’ interview, and following the overwhelming response to last editions ‘Pro Pointers’ article we’re upping the ante with version 2.0 with a star studded line up of rider insight including Brosnan, Hill, Graves, Maiwald, Booker, A’Hern (x2) Lucus and Rae Morrison. We know you love your bike reviews and this edition we’ve tested 3 absolute mind benders for you to read about, the YT Izzo, the new LIV Intrigue 29 and the latest Stumpy Evo from Specialized. You can also look forward to checking out all of your favourite regular feature columns, detailed product reviews and the latest industry gossip and news. Also included inside is the latest edition of [E]volution featuring the best e-MTB news and action.

Yep, it’s Gracey Hemstreet throwing down timeless style on the cover of #70 of your favourite magazine, [R]evolution. Grab your subscription today!

Our second annual [e]volution mag has landed and is absolutely jam packed with awesome content. Inside this high-quality mag you’ll discover page upon page of stunning imagery, in-depth feature articles and product guides, which make it Australia’s ultimate e-MTB resource for 2024.

The Spring edition of [R]evolution + [E]volution has landed and what a stella line-up of the hottest MTB content and feature articles await you inside! We get started with an in-depth look at our cover star Jackson Goldstone’s SantaCruz Syndicate race machine, including some insightful bike set-up secrets and tips from the man himself. We then dive headfirst into the latest news, bike and gear releases and we’ll examine some interesting emerging industry trends.  Factory pro Jack Moir then takes you on a ‘cornering’ master class to help build your skills, and after that we go behind the scenes with Australia’s best freerider, Mike Ross, to discover what makes him tick. The exclusive content isn’t done yet though, we’ve also scored a behind the scenes tour of a World Championships weekend through the eyes of a factory mechanic (really fascinating), and a pair of ‘rookie racers’ take us with them as they attempt to tackle one of the most treacherous Enduro World Cups on the calendar. You’ll also find in-depth reviews of the latest bikes from Trek, Focus, Pivot and Rocky Mountain. All of that plus the latest from the e-MTB world inside the latest edition of [E]volution. Be sure to grab yourself a copy as this edition of the mag is definitely not to be missed!

Issue 68 showcases the latest MTB gear news and releases, exclusive interviews, in-depth bike reviews, tech how-tos, loads of e-MTB specific content and some epic imagery. This issue we talk to Annie Ford, check out the new Fox helmet line up, talk to Grant Allen about his new whip and have all the coverage from Crankworks in Cairns.

Showcasing the latest MTB gear news and releases, exclusive interviews, in-depth bike reviews, tech how-tos, loads of e-MTB specific content, epic imagery, as well as a gigantic ‘flat pedals’ group test. Plus, fresh from his Oceania champs win Sam Hill graces our latest front cover and inside he exclusively reveals his racing plans for the year ahead. This is one magazine that is guaranteed to get your stoke levels fired up for the cold months ahead!

Inside issue 66 we’ve got coverage of all the latest bikes to be released from the biggest brands including SantaCruz, YT, Trek, Giant and Pivot. We also have detailed reviews on three epic alloy framed trail bikes from Transition, Commencal and Focus. And for e-mtb fans our latest edition of [e]volution is overflowing with the latest news, reviews and insights from across the e-mountain biking realm. Including our exclusive in-depth review on the Forestal Siryon, plus we catch up with racing super star Mick Hannah about how he’d made the switch to racing e-powered bikes and sit down with the brains trust over at Norco’s global headquarters to chat about how they’re VLT department has been leading the charge. All that and plenty more – this massive mag is one you won’t want to miss out on!

On the cover is the unmistakeable style of 4x world champ Greg Minnaar and inside he chats with us about leading the charge into the 2022 season, plus we take a close look at his custom race bike. We’ve also compiled the best ever ‘female specific mtb buyers guide’ where we asked dozens of pro riders and industry icons for their top-3 must have essentials. If you’re a fan of world cup racing then you’re going to love the feature that we’ve put together with the makers of the ‘dialled’ fox factory’s legendary YouTube series. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about Rockshox massive new fork and shock line-up, plus we’ve got all of the details about Crankworx coming to cairns this October. Our popular ‘style check’ feature is back and this time around we’ll be examining the world’s fastest DH’ers tackle the notorious Fort William WC freeway section. We’ll then take you behind the scenes of Jill Kintner’s stunning ‘Bandit Hill’ film where hand drawn illustrations come to life. Then, jump on board with us as we road trip down to check out the best trails throughout Victoria’s ride high country region. Of course, Baxter and Anka have served up fresh editions of their regular columns which are both a must read. E-mtb fan’s you are in for a treat with the latest instalment of [e]volution mag, because inside this issue we’ve compiled a massive collection of exclusive articles which showcase the latest e-bike tech and happenings. Plus, the latest MTB news, reviews, rider bios, stunning galleries and much, much more awaits you inside our latest issue – don’t miss out.

The latest issue of [R]evolution has arrived and it is absolutely brimming with epic content!  Starting with the recently crowned National DH Champ Connor Fearon on the cover and an exclusive interview. We then catch up with Jack Moir and reveal his 8 golden tips for racing enduro.  We’ve put together a super interesting feature length article profiling more than 30 different job roles within the bike industry.  In this issue’s Riding Master Class, Bryn Atkinson teaches us how to lay it over and carve around corners. In celebration of International Women’s Day we’ve got coverage from the recent Trek ‘Momentum’ and Falls Creek ‘De Femme’, as well as Anka Martin’s latest column and we catch up with 15 year old Aussie freeride phenom Leyla Sharman. Be sure to check out our ‘first ride impressions’ aboard RockShox’s Flight Attendant plus we’ve got in-depth reviews of the new Giant Trance Advanced 29 equipped with Fox Live Valve and new Canyon Torque carbon. Plus of course you’ll be sure to get your fill of e-MTB goodness inside the latest edition of [E]volution Mag including the low-down on an upcoming world record ‘long jump’ attempt, as well as exclusive coverage of the new Transition Repeater and Giant Trance E+ alloy. Plus of course inside our latest issue you’ll find all of your favourite regular columns, rider bios, product news, galleries and more. This sure is one mag you won’t want to miss out on!

Since 2004, [R]evolution has been showcasing the new face of Australian MTB in it’s pages. In a nutshell, the new generation of riding from the riders perspective. 100% rider owned, operated and proudly produced entirely in Australia, [R]evolution is dedicated to documenting this changing face of MTB on these shores. We do this through progressive riding, the finest photography, passionate and expert editorial along with dedicated design, all fused together in a package that speaks from the rider to the rider.

The latest edition of [R]evolution is absolutely brimming with epic content and it all kicks off with a very special front cover by Aussie artist Nick Hills, AKA ‘Hills Hoist!’ Nick is also an amazing rider but you’ll discover that for yourself when you check out his multipage interview inside. Headlining our feature articles is a piece called ‘Raising Champions’ where we sit down with the A’Hern family to learn about their remarkable journey of raising Kye and Sian. In our ‘Pro Bike Checks from Yesteryear’ feature we catch up with a handful of iconic downhillers for a chat about some of the famous machines they used to race. We know you love the latest tech so get ready to read our in-depth trail notes about how SRAM’s new GX AXS performs. And prepare to have your mind blown when you check out the insane custom painted Giant Reign Advanced Pro that we’ve featured.  Hey, have you noticed that bike shops have been a little empty recently and wondering what’s going on there? In this issue of the mag we’ll explain the current supply chain issues that are effecting bikes and parts. We’re also featuring the first edition of Baxter Maiwald’s new regular column ‘Diaries Of A Professional Trail Builder’. Then one of the most stylish riders on the face of the planet, Dan Booker, will teach you how to throw the perfect whip. We’ll then take you to the races with trackside coverage from the recent AusCycling National Champs down at Maydena. We’ve spent the past few months testing 4 sets of the most popular trail brakes on the market and we’ll outline the strengths and weaknesses of each set. Of course you’ll also find all of your favourite regular [R] content inside the new mag including the latest news, bike reviews, rider columns, galleries, and a whole lot more!

Our latest super thick edition is filled with epic stories and photos. Setting the scene on the cover is our senior bike ‘n gear reviewer Blake blazing aboard the new Transition Sentinel. Inside you’ll find 136 pages of the best content starting with the very latest 2021 product releases and exclusive insights from the biggest brands in MTB. In our ‘Pro Pointers’ feature we asked 7 of our favourite riders for their tips on a variety of different riding topics. We’ll then rewind the clock to the ‘gold era of DH’ and take a close look at 7 wild looking race bikes. We’ll take you behind the scenes as our winner of the ‘Spend a dream day with Sam Hill at Maydena’ contest flew down to Tassie to enjoy his prize with the Champ. Of course fresh articles from Anka Martin, Josh Carlson, Darren Mallard and the rest of the regular [R] columnists. Our bike test team have gone extra deep this mag with reviews on not 1, not 2, but 6 different bikes! Then for all the latest e-MTB coverage inside the latest edition of [E]volution we’ve got detailed reviews on the new Giant Trance X E+ 29 Pro, and the Specialized Levo SL, along with the lowdown on the new EP8 motor from Shimano, Merida’s latest E-One Sixty, the crazy looking thermoplastic beast from Kellys, as well as the Commencal Meta Power and new Focus Sam2 and Scott Ransom E-Ride. All that, plus ton’s more is waiting for you inside the hub of Aussie e-MTB.

We’re back! [R]evolution Magazine had to hit the ‘pause button’ for nearly 5 months throughout the height of lock-down but the mag is finally back in action. One of the things that we’re most excited about is to show you our brand-new editorial design style of the mag; cleaner layouts, amazing imagery, easier to read articles, easier to enjoy!

To honour the relaunch of the mag we have absolutely jam packed this edition of the mag with the best articles we’ve ever created.

It all starts with Jack Moir’s first ever [R] cover (seriously, what an amazing shot!) Then inside we’re delivering the interview so many of you have been asking for; ‘Fatherhood’ a candid chat with the Champ Sam Hill all about being a Dad and raising his three awesome boys whilst staying at the very top of the MTB game. Whilst the world was in lock-down we asked 7 of our favourite photographers to pick their three absolute favourite shots from their career to date (it’s an incredible feature which can’t be missed!) The goodness then continues with a ‘wheelie’ masterclass featuring the king of wheelies Wyn Masters, including how to do a ‘no handed wheelie!’ 

Our latest issue has been jam packed with the best MTB articles including an ultra exclusive 7-page interview with Jared Graves discussing his crazy past two years and preparing for his much anticipated return to racing this season. Tasmania is undoubtedly the crown jewel of the Aussie riding scene right now and we spent a full month down there creating a handful of articles that showcase all of the best spots for you to discover.

We take a close look at Sam Hill’s latest EWS championship winning bike and his mechanic gives us all the insight into Sam’s set-up. We’ve got coverage from the recent Pivot Switchblade launch event where we spent several days putting the new bike through its paces, plus we’ve got an exclusive first look at the exciting new Transition Scout. Did you know Australia was voted as having the best enduro race track on the planet last year? Well it’s true and we’ve got all the juicy details for you. We’ll then explore what it takes to run a successful bike store in 2020. On the tech front we seek to discover your perfect handlebar width and then we take a look at Grant Allen’s ultra custom Trek Session ‘enabler’. We go in-depth with our review of Yeti’s SB140 and we also crash test Fox’s Dropframe helmet – how does it hold up? Plus, all of your favourite regular features, guest columns, galleries and news. In addition to all of that inside the mag you’ll also find the latest edition of [E]volution Magazine showcasing the latest e-Bike action, tips, news and reviews.

How’s the cover shot? ’Born To Be Wild’ ain’t that a mantra for the MTB life, eh! Launching right into the mag you’ll find all of the hottest new season bikes and gear, along with the freshest news and a ton of exciting announcements from across the Aussie scene.

Headlining this monster edition you’ll find all the low down on next season’s hottest bikes including Giant’s much anticipated Reign 29, as well as the brand new Rocky Mountain Slayer and Yeti’s big travel SB165. We’ll also tell you everything you need to know about the latest product innovations to hit the market from Zipp’s innovative carbon Moto3 wheels right through to Shimano’s super impressive ‘baller on a budget’ 12 speed XT and SLX groupsets. This issue we’ve got not one but two awesome pro bikes for you, taking a look at Aaron Gwin’s Intense M29 as well as Eddie Masters’ EWS winning Pivot Firebird 29. We sit down with the gravity queen of 2019 Tracey Hannah for a long and candid chat, oh and our cover star Richie Rude also gets the interview treatment. We’ll then take you behind the scenes at 2 of our favourite brands; ENVE and Maloja. Adventure wise we head to France and tackle the gnarliest Enduro race on earth, the Trans Provence, and then back in Oz we go head-to-head trail testing the burly Focus Sam up against the Focus Sam2 to reveal which would be best for you?  Then get ready to power on as our new issue of [E]volution has you covered with the latest from across the e-Bike world including an exclusive test ride about Giant’s new ReignE+, and then we take a look at the best new releases from Merida, Cannondale, Commencal and Focus. Our resident e-Bike guru Will gives you a master class in how to jump, how to utilise your bike’s walk mode function and a guide of what you should pack and carry on each kind of ride. We’ll also explore how the central nervous system of an e-Bike works. Plus we’ve got a stack of other insightful and light hearted e-Bike related articles to keep you clued up and entertained. All that and much, much, more is awaiting you inside Issue 55.

Issue 54 is here and by far the biggest MTB magazine on newstands anywhere. Who said print was dead! Business up front and party in the back, or is it the other way around? Whatever the case, we’ve filled it with naturally aspirated and battery powered MTB goodness with [E]evolution tucked away inside the pages of the mag you know and love.

Inside our latest issue you’ll be greeted by a massive 154 pages of the freshest MTB news, feature articles and reviews. Plus we’re announcing the launch of our ‘Steep ’N Deep’ Contest! The search is on for Australia’s gnarliest section of trail. We’ll also take you behind the scenes of five of [R]evo’s favourite brands to discover the secrets about what makes them so cool. Talking about cool, we’ve also got a detailed ride review on the new Yeti SB-150! This issue’s product showcase examines the best bars’n stems that money can buy and then we check out four of the most advanced Enduro helmets on the market. After that you can read our first impressions of the 2019 Transition Patrol carbon and the new NS Snabb 160. Oh, and we check out Sam Blenkinsop’s Norco Aurum HSP race bike. Inside our Visionaries feature, we take a look at Simon French’s amazing career to date. We’ve also recapped what was an incredible first season of the Shimano Australian Enduro Tour. We’ve also interviewed Aussie racing legend Jon Odams, and a super exciting young female freerider, Veronique Sandler, also gets the interview treatment this issue. And in this issue’s Tech feature we explore the concept detail behind a dream build.

Then, inside this issue of [E]volution you’ll discover all of the latest news and information about e-MTBs. We’ve got an in-depth article how batteries are made and function. Then, we explore how the latest connectivity systems work. We’ll also take a look at the new Bosch Performance Line CX motor, as well as the new Liv Intrigue E+ and Intense Tazer, and we’ve got detailed bike reviews on the Norco Sight VLT and Thok Mig-R bikes. There’s also a stack of coverage from the epic Salt 2Snow trip, a life changing adventure from the lowest to the highest points of Oz. In this issue’s How-To section we’ll teach you master wheelies and also conquer those tricky uphill corners. All that e-Bike action is waiting for you inside plus a heap more.

Starting with the exclusive look at how Specialized created the rad new Stumpjumper. You can win yourself a set of RockShox BoXXer World Cup forks. We’ll then give you 10 reasons why modern day hardtails rock, and after that we’ll examine Shimano’s stunning new XTR groupset. There’s a big tech special examining the anatomy of bike set-ups between grassroots level and EWS Pros. Speaking of Pros, our ‘Me & My Lid’ feature focuses on the sweet custom helmets of your favourite riders. We collaborated with our buddies at KWT for a behind the scenes look at how Maxxis developed Minnaar’s new signature Assegai tyre. We’ve showcased 16 of the best flat pedals on the market and we’ve also put together a Retrospective ‘by numbers’ looking back at our first 50 issues. We’ll also review the latest trail slayers from Devinci and Trek. How about some awesome interviews? We’ve got Kye A’Hern on his rapid rise to becoming the fastest Jr downhiller on the planet, we spent a few days hanging out with Kyle Strait whilst he was in Oz recently, and we’ve also got young style king Tyson Wise and Jai Motherwell both getting the microphone treatment. All that plus your regular favourite articles, columns, banging gallery shots, the latest news and tech. And to cap it all off our boy Baxter Maiwald lands his first [R]evo cover with a banger shot by Ryan Finlay down at the Maydena MTB Park.

Welcome to our special ‘collectors edition’ 50th issue with non other than the one and only Sam Hill on the cover! Inside we’ve packed in more than two dozen unique feature articles featuring the very best of MTB (WARNING: it’s epic!) to ensure your stoke level is as high as ours is to be hitting this half century milestone. First up we go behind the scenes for an insight into how some of the world’s fastest Factory Race teams prepare for a new season (WARNING: it’s going to blow your mind).  We then head over to NZ for the Rock Shox media camp for an exclusive shakedown of the new Lyrik fork (WARNING: those things are next level!). After that we’ll venture to Wollongong NSW and catch up Giant Factory Off-Road Team sensation Josh Carlson about his recent homecoming move (WARNING: you’re going to fall in love with this frother!) How about another major exclusive? We’ve got the scoop from Connor Fearon’s section in the upcoming mega film GAMBLE (WARNING: his riding is insane!). Then get a major dose of life inspiration with a stunning journey through Botswana, Africa, with Anka Martin (WARNING: you’ll want to frame each of these photos and hang them on your wall). We’re not done yet – we then sit down with Loic Bruni for an extended conversation with the charismatic Frenchman (WARNING: it’s rad!). Also with the interview treatment this issue we catch up with Aussie Jr Enduro Champ Harrison Dobrowolski (WARNING: this kid has the sickest style ever!). Progrssion in bike’s specifically for young/super small trail rippers has exploded recently so we decided grab 3 of the best for a shootout featuring Rocky Mountain, Transition and Commencal. (WARNING: you’ll be thinking you never had a bike so rad when you were a kid!) Australia’s mega bike park at Maydena TAS has officially opened it’s doors and we’ve got all the latest news and coverage from opening weekend (WARNING: there’s no need to go to Whistler any more!). All that plus , lots, lots more!

The awesome cover shot this issue is Rae Morrison on her new 2018 Factory LIV race bike, and Rae’s got an in-depth 5-page interview inside. Also headlining this edition is Sam Hill’s UNSTOPABLE feature - one of his most candid interviews to date reflecting on his amazing ‘17 season and his plans step it up even further this year. We then head across to Portugal for the launch of Canyon’s impressive new gravity and trail bike range. You’ve probably heard about the crazy big new bike Park that’s being built down in Maydena, TAS? Well we went and experienced the epic’ness first hand and we’ll be telling you all about it. What if we then told you we’ve lined up 13 of the absolute biggest names in gravity racing to share with you their tips and advice in our ‘The Art Of Cornering’ feature? Oh yes. The goodness just keeps on flowing and flowing from there...

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better our Spring issue takes it to a whole new level! This issue is loaded with very the raddest MTB action and exclusive content from across the scene. We start by taking you behind the scenes at the recent Cairns World Championships. We head across to the European Alps for a detailed look at Giant’s impressive new Reign enduo machine. Ever wondered how bike components are created? We’ll show you as we head to Crank Brothers and follow their journey of creating the new Mallet DH pedal from start to finish. We’ve also got the ultimate ‘First Timers Guide’ to Crankworx Whistler. You want more [R]? How about the lowdown on all of the best new season bikes and the latest components, rider news and interviews, reviews, race reports, riding tips, and we’ll even show you the sickest custom paintwork ever. Bike reviews? You bet, we’ve compiled in-depth trail notes on the new Ibis ‘HD4’, Rocky Mountain ‘Altitude, and also the Commencal ‘Meta AM V4.2. All that and more awaits you inside our Spring issue – grab yourself a copy today!

It might be cold outside but we are bringing the heat with our winter issue! Headlining this massive edition is our exclusive interview with Casey Stoner getting the low down on his passion for MTB. We then explore the latest news, bikes, gear and trends from across the scene. We then go racing and catch up on the latest action from the Gravity Enduro National Series. We’ll take you behind the scenes at Deity and discover all about their re-launch. We then take you on an epic adventure over to Arthurs Pass in NZ. Caroline Buchanan has a massive 5 page interview, as does the giant of Aussie Enduro ‘Paul Van Der Ploeg’, and both are not to be missed. We’ll then get techy and dissect ‘what’s what’ with wheel sizes and options right now. Bike reviews?  Sure, we check out 3 awesome trail bikes from Santa Cruz, Giant and Canyon, plus detailed product reviews. All that plus your regular favourite articles, columns, buyers guides, banging gallery shots and more. Grab yourself a copy of our best ever issue today!

In the name of ‘awesome’ we hereby deliver you our latest edition, ‘Autumn’. Turn the page on this rather sweet cover of Jared Graves and you’ll discover a massive 148 pages of the very best trail, gravity and enduro MTB action. We’re featuring the latest bikes, the freshest parts and the coolest gear, plus a stack of behind the scenes insight, race coverage and rider interviews.

Issue 45’s 148 pages of goodness is dedicated to the Summer of Shred! Inside we catch up with the fastest enduro dude on the planet right now, the unstoppable Richie Rude while hanging here in Australia training hard for the upcoming EWS season. Liv’s latest female specific models the Hail and Pique were launched in Arizona recently and [R]evo made the trip to learn more about how seriously they take their design. Australian junior shredders Remy Morton and Baxter Maiwald (and Remy’s Dad) let us know how they took on the world DH circuit in a van named Audrey. We jump behind the scenes of Danny MacAskill’s latest production, his Wee Day Out plus give you the story that was the Australian Enduro Championships in Adelaide, where it even rained for once. A lot! Young gun and Sydney local Patrick Butler gets the interview treatment and we get down and dirty to give you the lowdown on Specialized’s epic Turbo Levo FSR, Intense’s latest trail weapon, the Recluse and Norco’s dialled Optic C7.2. All this plus all the latest news and products along with all our regular all-star columns in Issue 45.

The front cover of our Spring edition is lashed with chrome foil cover lines and an awesome shot of Giant Factory Team pilot, Josh Carlson in full flight. Inside the issue you’ll find a massive 148 pages of the latest MTB news, bikes and product reviews from right across the scene. Including all the lowdown info about the EWS coming to Tasmania next April. We’ve got your exclusive backstage pass to two of the biggest bike model launches this Summer; the all-new Giant Trance, and the all-new Specialized Enduro family. We then take you to visit Troy Lee Designs’ headquarters in SoCal and discover the brand’s awesome racing heritage and hear about their big plans for the future. After that we take a close look at the all-new Rocky Mountain Slayer and then we catch up with NZ’s leading freerider, Connor Macfarlane. We’ve also reviewed 3 impressive new machines; Canyon ‘Sender’ DH, Transition Scout ‘Carbon and Rocky Mountain’s new Pipeline 27.5+. All this and much, much, more awaits you inside our new Spring edition.

It may be getting cold outside right now but our latest issue is sizzling with the hottest MTB content in the land! Our epic cover features Bryn Atkinson boosting sideways chasing his bro Rhys out in front. This banger was shot on location as part of massive Destination Cairns feature article, which just so happens to headline this issue. We then take you behind the scenes with the Santa Cruz Syndicate Team for all the action of their recent Aussie East Coast Tour. Want to know how a superbike gets made? We’ve got you covered as we take a close look at Intense Cycles latest masterpiece, the Spider 275 Carbon. You’ll also get to ride shotgun with Hans Rey and Tyler McCaul’s trip down under to check out Derby, TAS. Then our ‘never judge a book by its cover’ interview then puts the microphone in front of one of Australia’s most stylish and interesting riders, Keiren Volk, for his take on life. Does all that sound good? We’ve hardly even scratched the surface of the articles and radness that is locked away inside the new issue. ‘Witness the litness’ for yourself and check out a copy today!

Our ‘Interview’ themed issue is out best issue to date overflowing with the latest MTB news, insights and reviews. We shed the dirt on Intense Cycle’s new Factory Team, SRAM’s new Eagle 12 speed drive train, Canyon’s new ‘Sender’ DH bike, Ohlins’ debuted single crown forks, as well as Specialized’s new alloy Demo DH machine. We’ve interviewed 16 of our favorite heavy hitters from the MTB scene – pro riders, industry icons and creative geniuses. We then take you on a tour of Fox racing’s global headquarters & we showcase the winner of the SRAM’s Ultimate Summer Contest who had their bike decked out, got to live like a pro during a race weekend and scored master classes with Sam Hill, Troy Brosnan and Connor Fearon. We’ve got 4 super tasty bike reviews; Transition ‘carbon’ Patrol, Santa Cruz Bronson CC, Scott Gambler 710 & the new Giant Reign Advance. All that and much, much, more awaits you inside our latest issue!

Welcome to the thickest ever issue, Summer 15/16. This issue is jam packed with awesome content, headlined by a 9 page Sam Hill Interview where he speaks candidly about his growing family, racing and life. Our ‘Day Of Dave’ feature shadow’s Dave McMillian throughout 24 hours as he shreds on 4 different bikes. Our cover star is none other than current Aus Enduro National Champ Chris Panozzo with a banger shot taken during the recent Shimano Tasmanian Adventure Roadtrip, which you will also find full coverage of inside this issue. We then go behind the scenes and explore how Santa Cruz managed to raise the bar with their all new Bronson and 5010 trail bikes. We’ve also got extended coverage from our favourite shows at this years Deep Summer Photo Contest, as well as a road trip through the hidden trails of ancient Japan. But we’re not done there, not even close! We check out 3 wicked new trail bikes from Intense, Specialized and GT, as well as a host of long term tests on new season components.

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