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Advertisement Two years later, and still not ready to settle for the status quo, Forbidden is doing the same to the enduro/freeride market with this 154mm travel, high-pivot enduro sled. So, will it tame the trails better than its longer travel, non-high-pivot rivals? Forbidden Dreadnought XT frame and suspension details High-pivot bikes aren’t uncommon these days, especially in the downhill world, but they’re certainly less common in enduro and trail disciplines. The design characteristics have pros and cons, and if you want to examine them in detail, check out our Forbidden Druid first ...

Nukeproof unveils the Giga, its all-new ‘super enduro’ bike The Giga is Nukeproof’s longest travel trail bike to date, but is it destined to tread on the toes of its very successful Mega enduro bike? January 27, 2021 at 9:00 am Nukeproof’s new Giga is the brand’s take on a ‘super enduro’ bike, and is inspired by its current Mega enduro machine and Dissent downhill bike. Look closely and it doesn’t take long to see just how the two bikes have morphed into what you see here. Advertisement The roots of the Giga actually stem from way back in 2013, whe...

Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) built to meet the unique needs of third-party logistics (3PL) warehouses, launched its fourth annual  highlighting several key trends and best practices for companies in the supply chain and logistics industry. The report outlines changing fulfillment trends and evolving market dynamics, as well as technology and resources being adopted by 3PLs to address an ever-changing marketplace.  3PL Central Last year, ecommerce revenue broke records, showcasing the need for 3PLs to focus on resiliency and innovation to meet changing customer demands in 2021. Spec...

How to photograph a bike (and get a picture to be proud of) How to photograph a bike (and get a picture to be proud of) Get a picture worth sharing with these pro pointers January 13, 2021 at 5:00 pm Taking a photograph of a bike is easy, but taking one to be proud of is something else altogether. Advertisement Here at BikeRadar we’ve photographed more bikes than we’d like to think of and we’ve learned a thing or two along the way. With that in mind, here are several pointers that should help you to get a shot you can’t wait to share.

December 30, 2020 at 3:00 pm Despite what 2020 has thrown at us, I’ve still been lucky enough to get out and test loads of new bikes, plenty of fresh kit and a smattering of the latest components too. Advertisement Having done this job for a number of years, it’s refreshing to see how many good products are available now. It’s rare we have to ride a bike that simply isn’t fit for purpose or hammer down a hill on a component that feels like it’ll fail at any second. No, these days, the majority of what you’ll find in the shops is decent stuff.