New name for Canyon-SRAM as sponsor steps up after zondacrypto termination

Shimano Earnings: New Product Launches Reinforce Growth; Fair Value Raised 10%, Shares Undervalued

Bosch’s popular e-bike motor just got upgraded with more power and less weight
Bosch has unveiled the latest generation of its popular Active Line Plus electric bicycle motor, bringing more power, less weight, and a significantly smaller footprint to one of the company’s most widely used drive systems. more…

New Wilde Rambler and Rambler SL Colors Have Landed
After selling out for most of the year, the Wilde Rambler and Rambler SL are back in fresh colorways. Take a closer look at the new Galaxy Black and Elven Silverblue hues here...

The best SUV E-bike of 2026: The 13 Hottest SUV E-bikes of the Year Head to Head.
€3,499 rather than €6,000, is the premium SUV eBike living on borrowed time? A wave of aggressive pricing is shaking up the market and calling long-held buying arguments into question. Our comprehensive test of 13 of the most exciting SUV eBikes makes one thing clear above all: this year, there simply can’t be a…

The Best SUV E-Bikes of 2025 – The Top 10 Hottest Models on Test
Everyday errands, epic adventures, alpine climbs – which SUV e bike can truly do it all? We tested the 10 most exciting models of the year, looking at comfort, practicality, off-road capability and fun. Who builds the best e bike for every aspect of life – the ultimate all-rounder? Who nails the elusive Triple A? Here…

Friday Debrief: Low-Budget Guides, New Garmins, Fresh Gravel Forks, Down Mittens, Candy Bags, and More…
• The GXF30 M.1 is Öhlins’ first dedicated gravel suspension fork, designed from the ground up for the demands of gravel riding rather than adapted from a mountain bike.
• Made in Thailand / $499-$799 at Garmin Edge 1060 Edge Explore 3 Plus
• Complementing the Baja Divide travel video we shared in last week’s Debrief, the latest release from YouTuber JupiterHikes is a full rundown of the bike and all the gear he used for his 1,700-mile ride.

Garmin Revamps and Opens Up Connect Developer API Program: All the Details
• – Personal: Designed for a single person to have access to their activity and health data via the Connect API – Startup: Designed for organizations that need to support up to 1,000 users, adds more API areas – Enterprise: Everything above, plus more API areas, technical support, and historical data.
• Historically speaking, Whoop, for example, has charged for more detailed API access (such as the full workout files), while allowing free summary information.

Garmin Edge 1060 Cycling GPS Hands-On: Everything You Need to Know!
• The Edge 1060 takes the core guts of the Edge 1050 (including the bright display, bike bell, speaker, battery life, etc.) and puts it in a smaller/lighter case, while adding in a microphone and a number of other software features.
• This does not feel like a major step forward for the Edge series, yet at the same time, it does bring the device in line with other voice features found on recent Garmin Fenix & Forerunner units.

The Lab: Shimano XTR PD-M9220 pedals on review
Shimano is best known for its drivetrains and brakes, but the Japanese company has also been shaping pedal design for decades. Its new XTR PD-M9220 enduro pedals bring a noticeably wider platform and optional pins. Do these updates really matter on the trail? We tested the Shimano XTR PD-M9220 to find out.

New Specialized S-Works Demo 11 – A World Cup Race Bike for Everyone?
A winning machine for everyone? With the Specialized Gravity Team, the new S-Works Demo 11 has already banked a stack of World Cup results in downhill. Its technical arsenal, headlined by the HighGear drivetrain and the OBB suspension linkage, is Specialized’s attempt to rewrite what a downhill race bike can be. The…

First Look: Canyon LUX Trail 2027 – More Travel, Less Weight
The New Canyon Lux Trail 2027 is designed to climb faster, inspire more confidence on the descents and even weigh less than its predecessor. With 140/125 mm of travel, a completely revised geometry and a host of refined details, Canyon are taking aim at the downcountry segment. We took a closer look at this…

Shimano Deore Review: Why Pay More?
Electronic drivetrains dominated the headlines a few years ago, but resistance to new technology and ever-increasing prices have driven demand for simple, effective mechanical groupsets. Neil spent a rigorous test period with Shimano’s new Deore system to see whether it can really compete with other modern groupsets…

New Canyon Torque AL on test: Is the Strive becoming obsolete?
Canyon have reworked the Torque from the ground up. With a tough aluminium frame, a generous 180 mm of travel at both ends, adjustable geometry and competitive pricing from € 2,499, the new version is out to make its mark in the bike park and on the freeride scene. We tested the range-topping model.

ON Fire: Testing the New Canyon Spectral:ON with Avinox motor
Canyon have redesigned the Spectral:ON from the ground up around its new motor, and one look at the bike and its spec sheet makes their intentions clear: sleek, lightweight and powerful. We spent three days testing it to find out whether it’s the all-rounder Canyon claim. And yes, things got outrageously fast at times.