Test / Grips for Mountain Bikers: The WTB Wavelength grip in our current test aims to be a true all-rounder. Neither a pure racer nor a purely comfortable lounge grip, it attempts to strike the perfect balance with its special ribbed structure and generous dimensions. We checked whether the concept works on the trail or whether it falls between two stools… read more
Test / Grips for mountain bikers: The WTB Trace may look rather unassuming, but it's got a lot more going on than meets the eye – at least if you're looking for extra cushioning. With its generous width and special sipe design, it aims to please comfort-seeking trail riders. Does it live up to its promise on the trail, and where are the downsides… read more
Test / MTB Grip: The WTB CZ Control promises the perfect balance between ergonomic relief and the necessary freedom of movement of a classic round grip. We took a detailed look at whether the "Control Zone" concept works on the trail and for whom the investment of just under 30 euros is worthwhile. Dimensions and shape: WTB CZ … read more
Review: The BMC Trailfox AMPSX One is the Swiss manufacturer's durable top-of-the-line model, whose little brother (BMC Trailfox SX Two) we reviewed some time ago. The top-of-the-line version offers higher-quality components and more suspension travel, but does this premium machine offer even more? And what about maintenance and other upkeep? Should you start saving up, or are… read more
Test: Who needs a 30 mm wide racing tire? Well, anyone who wants to ride on something other than smooth asphalt roads. But how does a slick tire perform on gravel? Velomotion tested the WTB Exposure 30c. Wilderness Trail Bikes, as the name suggests, comes from the off-road sports world. Based in Marin County, California, the cradle of… read more
