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Cube reveals first Light E-MTB

Cube AMS Hybrid One44

Europe’s largest bike manufacturer has kept its fans on tenterhooks for a long time. Now, Cube reveals its first Light-EMTB, the AMS Hybrid One 44. But just how light is it, and what were the key considerations...

Expensive Temptation

Specialized Turbo Levo SL S-Works Review

Specialized carves a niche between muscle-powered bikes and e-bikes. The result is heavier than the former and less powerful than the latter. The manufacturer is asking for 14,000 € for this innovation. The product promise: in terms...

Less travel, more fun?

Focus VAM² SL Review

The new Focus Thron² SL is a rarity; a blend of 130 mm of travel, a weight of 18.6 kg, and a sub €7000 price tag is unmatched in the market. Has Focus hit the bullseye, or...

What Matters

Enduro E-MTB Buyer’s Guide

Enduro e-bikes take it all on. Technical uphills, gnarly downhills, and huge jumps: These e-MTBs push the boundaries of what’s possible. ...

affordable light EMTB

The Focus Jam² SL review

The light EMTB segment is trendy, but also very elitist. If you want an e-mountain bike under 20 kilos, it's not uncommon to have to shell out over €10,000 for it. The entry-level Focus Jam² SL costs €6,399, making it one of the most affordable light EMTBs for serious off-road use. In the test, we check whether it is still fun or whether the compromises outweigh the price....

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