Test: Classic roller training is a thing of the past! Indoor cycling apps like Zwift and others have taken the indoor cycling experience to a whole new level in recent years. However, what the software offers is only as good as the hardware's ability to deliver it, because accuracy, connectivity, and handling are all important factors here... read more
Test: The Greyp G6.2 is an unusual e-MTB – that much is clear at first glance. The bike is packed with smart features: integrated front and rear cameras, a smartphone interface, and an eSIM card for location and tracking. The carbon full-suspension bike is powered by the relatively unknown MPF mid-drive motor. Plus points go to the compact, compact frame positioned in the frame triangle... read more
Test: Anything but ordinary: The Xduro Nduro from Haibike breaks new ground with its 120 Nm TQ mid-drive motor and consistent system integration. What's unusual is the relatively high weight of almost 28 kg, despite the carbon frame. This is due not only to the rather heavy drivetrain but also to the carefully selected components. To match the 180 mm of suspension travel, Haibike has chosen sturdy... read more
E-Performance / E-Bike: With the Bosch Smartphone Hub, the connected bike concept on Bosch e-bikes reaches a new level. The small display integrated into the mount is a particularly great new feature and greatly increases everyday usability. When Cobi.bike ventured into the field of connected bikes and smart features on bicycles a few years ago, the topic was... read more
Market: Korean smartphone manufacturer Samsung unveiled its own bike, the Smart Bike, at Milan Design Week. As expected, the bike features a host of electronic gadgets. Designed by Giovanni Pelizzoli, the bike can be easily connected to your smartphone. It features a small battery and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth sensors on the... read more
