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Looks can be deceiving. With an aesthetically clean and appealing to the eye 150mm travel frame design, a coil shock, and geometry that isn’t radical, Orbea’s Occam LT poses the question- Is it a trail bike, an enduro bike, or simply a modern-day mountain bike ready to take on whatever climb, descent or trail obstacle thrown its way? Highlights Carbon frame 29-inch wheels 150mm (5.9 inches) of rear wheel travel // 150mm (5.9 inches) fork travel Coil shock Asymmetric Design Tapered headtube Fully

The second generation of the Santa Cruz Megatower comes three years after the launch in 2019 and builds on the success of its predecessor. With some exciting new features and refined geometry, fans of the old bike may have a new favorite and those looking for an enduro bike can put this one at the top of their list. For a bike that is targeted at big rides and demanding terrain, Santa Cruz has upped the level for what to expect out of an enduro bike in terms of capability and all-day comfort

E-bikes are an ever-evolving product category. Any mountain biker wary of yearly incrementalism will find the e-bike landscape downright overwhelming. Trek's new Rail 9.9 line pushes the limits of technological integration and incorporates a host of new elements. Is it too much? Did they forget about the actual bike in the process? Let's dig in and sort it out. Highlights 160mm (6.2-inches) front travel // 150mm (5.9-inches) rear travel Trek ABP suspension design Carbon frame 29-inch wheels Mino

Pedal up. Party down. Repeat. The 2022 Kona Process 153 DL 29 is still the gravity shredding animal with playful attributes that we grew to love in previous iterations. With some updates to the geometry, it is now even more capable on the steep stuff. At a very reasonable price point, this year’s Process 153 DL 29 may appeal to many riders who are ready to take their all-mountain/enduro game several levels up. The Process 153 DL is incredibly fun to ride on all sorts of trails; from all-day

The second generation of the Specialized Status was introduced in 2019 as a purpose-built mixed-wheel trail bike, something Specialized is no stranger to. The latest iteration from Specialized sees some slightly different geometry and a consumer-direct option to have the bike delivered right to your door at a price that won’t break the bank. Focused on fun with an impressive level of versatility, it is a great representation of an affordable do-it-all bike and a great option for people