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The Recluse has all the trappings of an aggressive, high-performance trail bike. Unfortunately, its singletrack skills...

The Kona Honzo is a serviceable trail bike with swift climbing skills and reasonable descending chops. This bike is...

Fast and fun, we like the Stache for cranking out miles on mellow trails or for new riders looking for confidence...

Yeti created a balanced beast with its 2017 SB5.5. Winner of our 2016 enduro and 2017 trail tests, it established...

Specialized offers well-balanced performance in a simple package for an excellent price with the Fuse. Lively and fun...

A dutiful bike, the Mach 429 Trail rolls up to the singletrack ready to get the job done. This business first attitude...

A standard in the industry, the Bronson has been offering solid MTB performance since 2013. A 2015 reboot only...

Our testers were blown away by the high-speed confidence and all-around capability of the 2016 SB5.5c X01. The fastest...

The Mojo HD3 is lively and capable on all aspects of singletrack. While it's not the fastest or most confident enduro...

The 2016 Specialized Enduro Expert gets the job done, sometimes very well, but riding it can feel more like work than...

Pivot's 2016 Mach 6 performs below expectations due to a tricky fit and overly narrow rims. As a result, this was the...

Salsa's Woodsmoke is meant for long days in the saddle on largely smooth trails and fire roads. Unfortunately...

Ibis blends high-speed performance and saucy handling skills with the 2017 Ripley LS X01 Eagle. The bike earned top...

An early standout in our 2016 enduro test, the Santa Cruz Nomad was the most confidence inspiring descender in the...

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