How Chris Cocalis continues to push mountain bike design
Pivot Cycles’ main man designed one of the first full-suspension mountain bikes, and still innovates as founder and owner of the US boutique bike brand
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Pivot Cycles’ main man designed one of the first full-suspension mountain bikes, and still innovates as founder and owner of the US boutique bike brand
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Field Trip: Devinci's $2,299 Marshall is a Capable All-Rounder May 10, 2021 Don't have an account? Sign up Words by Sarah Moore, Photography by Tom Richards We're just about through the full-suspension reviews in our Field Trip value bike series, and next up is the Devinci Marshall 29 Deore 12S, an aluminum 29er with 130mm of rear travel and a 140mm fork that retails for $2,299 USD. It's the least expensive full suspension bike we had on test despite the fact that the frame is made in the Canadian company’s manufacturing facility ...
( Photo: Courtesy Evil) Over the past two seasons, we’ve seen a resurgence of well-rounded mountain bikes with 140 to 160 millimeters of travel. These are the models most mountain-bike riders should consider when shopping for one rig to cover the broadest range of terrain. Evil’s Offering hits the sweet spot, with 140 millimeters of very efficient rear suspension mated to a 150-millimeter fork on 29-inch wheels. It’s a long bike, but its 66.6-degree head angle is not the slackest in the category. That’s a good thing. We’ve found there are limits to how long and slack a trail bike c...