Ergon SRS Comp Men review: The new, particularly short model from Koblenz stands out with such high comfort that you'll gladly switch to a saddle with a central cutout. It also comes with grippy, soft handlebar tape that's easy to wrap and feels good in your hand. Anyone who (like me) doesn't get on well with saddles with a central cutout has a hard time these days. The… read more
With the Kalkhoff Entice 7+ Move, the North German manufacturer is launching a new full-suspension SUV e-bike that promises versatility and, above all, comfort. We took a closer look at the model, which is priced at €5.799, and put it through its paces – from urban commuting to light off-road use. Can this... read more
Myvelo Makalu review: With a powerful motor, plenty of front suspension travel, and a wide-ranging twelve-speed transmission, this SUV is very similar to an e-MTB. And the monotube frame can certainly be considered a sporty feature. A few years ago, an e-bike like the Myvelo Makalu would have been unthinkable. A model tailored to off-road riding without a diamond-cut frame? So that... read more
Suspension stems aren't really anything new. In the early 1990s, we mountain bike friends were already debating whether a suspension fork or a suspension stem made more sense. Eventually, suspension stems disappeared from the sporty segment, primarily because good, long-travel suspension forks became available. There were still a few... read more
Test: Scott's e-MTB product range has been expanded with the Strike eRide 910, a model that, in terms of suspension travel, sits between the Genius eRide and the Spark eRide. The Scott Strike eRide 910 offers its rider more comfort and is more geared towards touring than the two sportier models. It boasts 140mm of travel, so... read more
