Australian Mountain Bike

There’s a good reason so many Australian mountain bikers keep heading across the ditch. Beyond the familiar accents and short flight time, New Zealand delivers some of the best riding anywhere in the Southern Hemisphere. From purpose-built flow trails winding through towering redwoods to remote backcountry singletrack that feels a world away from any form of civilisation, it’...

Amflow set the e-bike world on fire when they landed the Amflow PL in Australia last year, with the Avinox M1 motor blowing other manufacturers out of the water when it came to power and torque output. The one aspect of the Amflow package that wasn’t exactly blowing minds was the more conservative lines and geometry of the full 29” PL frame. While it was a fine bike to ride, ...

The Rampage RS is Fox Racing’s all-singing, all-dancing full-face helmet offering. After years of success with their previous model, Fox decided to go back to the drawing board and re-invent what was already a market leading helmet.

This new addition carries across little from its predecessor, with improvements including a new carbon fibre shell design, impact line...

Designed and engineered in Brookvale, NSW, the Dropbear Incisor flat pedals come from riders who understand foot out, flat out fun.

What flat pedals give up in efficiency, they more than make up for in fun. The freedom to dab a foot builds control, adaptability, and a deeper connection to the bike. If you’re serious about developing high-level riding skills, flat pe...

Shimano’s XT groupsets have always been the dependable middle child – slightly heavier than XTR, a little less glamorous, but famously reliable and far more attainable. With the release of XT Di2 Wireless M8200-series drivetrain, Shimano has brought that ever-reliable middle child into the trail riding sweet spot. After several months of riding, racing, and general trail abus...