FOX GRIP X vs GRIP X2 Comparison // 2025 & 2026 FOX 36 Review
Discover the key differences between the 2025 Fox 36 GRIP X and 2026 Fox 36 GRIP X2 fork dampers. With Fox’s latest suspension innovations, including a redesigned chassis and evolving GRIP technolo...
Shimano XTR Di2 Wireless Groupset and New XTR Brakes Review
Shimano’s all-new groupset provides the precise shifting feeling of previous-generation XTR in a wireless package, all while offering increased durability across every component. Watch our latest Y...
Aenomaly Constructs SwitchGrade 2.0 EVO Review // Is the SwitchGrade Worth It?
The SwitchGrade 2.0 EVO is an expertly machined product and is a clear solution for saddle clearance issues. The SwitchGrade would be particularly beneficial for riders on frames with limited seat ...
Trickstuff Maxima Review // Compared to SRAM, Shimano, Hayes, and TRP
The Trickstuff Maxima stands apart as a product in the world of high-performance mountain bike brakes. It's not just a brake system—it's a statement of precision engineering and boutique craftsmans...
One Dropper To Rule Them All? // The New RockShox Reverb AXS
If you own multiple mountain bikes, every bike needs a separate dropper post, and that adds up fast. But what if you could own just one and swap it between bikes in seconds? Rich has developed a "O...
SRAM 90 Drivetrain Review // Mechanical Transmission Compared to AXS Transmission and Eagle
Over the past few weeks, I've extensively tested the SRAM 90 groupset on my Stumpjumper EVO, experiencing its performance in a variety of weather conditions and riding scenarios. The smooth, respon...
Specialized Hillbilly Review // Hillbilly Compared to High Roller III
The Specialized tire lineup has proven itself to provide elite-level performance at an affordable price point, and the Hillbilly is no exception in its intended conditions. The tall mid-spiked knob...
A New Era of MTB Tires? We Review Schwalbe's Radial MTB Tires!
In our latest video, we dive into the details of Schwalbe's Radial construction and how it performs on trail compared to standard bias-ply tires. BK, Joey, and Rich have all spent time on Radial ti...
Outbound Portal Light Review // Portal Compared to Hangover
The Hangover and Trail Evo have been the go-to combination around the shop for their brightness and easy-to-use designs. While the Hangover is a fantastic option for a lightweight helmet-specific l...
