eMTB flat pedals: OneUp Composite vs DMR V11 vs Chester
Size, shape, pins and spare parts: compare three composite flat pedals without inventing a grip test.
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Vittoria Air-Liner for eMTBs: which insert to choose and how to avoid installation mistakes
Trail, Enduro, E-Bike or Downhill: compatibility, weights, valves, sealant and the full cost before protecting your eMTB's wheels.
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Newmen PHASE for eMTB: carbon handlebars with width adjustment, no cutting
The PHASE range brings VariGrip width adjustment to carbon handlebars. Versions, European prices and a guide to choosing width, rise, grips and installation.
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Garmin Edge 1060 vs Explore 3 for eMTB: choosing and compatibility checks
Three new Garmin devices for eMTB rides: differences in voice functions, navigation, battery life and eBike compatibility, with prices and ordering dates in Spain.
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Leatt Gravity 5.0 for eMTB: BOA FS2, sizing and full-face helmet checks
BOA FS2 adjustment, sizing, eyewear, ventilation and care: a guide to assessing the Leatt Gravity 5.0 without confusing specifications with our own testing.
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Lupine SL Minimax AF 2026: check remote compatibility before buying
The new generation changes remote compatibility. We examine the separate battery, runtime by mode, mounting and price for night-time eMTB riding.
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Crankbrothers Trail Seal for eMTB: Stamp or Mallet for rain and mud
Two new shoes for wet rides: we compare Stamp and Mallet, compatibility, cleats, prices and the limits of water protection.
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RockShox Vivid D1 for eMTB: air or coil and what to check before buying
Vivid Ultimate and Vivid Coil D1: what changes, how to choose air or coil and what to check on your eMTB before buying a new shock.
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DT Swiss Hybrid wheels: choosing H 1900, HX 1700 or HXC 1500 for your eMTB
Aluminum or carbon, 140 or 150 kg system limits, Ratchet LN or DEG, and versions sharing a name: what to check before upgrading your eMTB wheels.
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Garmin Edge MTB on an eMTB: maps, Bosch connectivity and what to configure
A GPS can offer more than another screen on the handlebar. We examine the Edge MTB, its connection to compatible eBikes, the limitations of 5 Hz recording and how to prepare it for a real ride.
