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Mountain Bike Rider Magazine May 2017 Back Issue

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10 Reviews   •  English   •   Sport (Cycling)
TRAIL BIKE OF THE YEAR
Our Trail Bike of the Year test used to be a regular fixture in MBR, and
represented the prize that every brand wanted to win. Over the years, trail
bike classics such as the Orange Five, Lapierre Zesty and Commençal Meta have risen to the top and gone on to legendary status. But for some reason we stopped doing this test. In fact the last bike to win, way back in 2011, was the Orange Five, with a teeny-tiny 1,130mm wheelbase, a fixed seatpost and, wait for it, 26in wheels. Well now our Trail Bike of the Year test is back, and like frame lengths and wheel dimensions, it’s bigger and better than ever before, with 12 bikes tested across three wheel size categories and three key price points. So get ready for the full test, and make sure you’ve got a big mug of tea ready, as it’s a monster.
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May 2017 TRAIL BIKE OF THE YEAR Our Trail Bike of the Year test used to be a regular fixture in MBR, and represented the prize that every brand wanted to win. Over the years, trail bike classics such as the Orange Five, Lapierre Zesty and Commençal Meta have risen to the top and gone on to legendary status. But for some reason we stopped doing this test. In fact the last bike to win, way back in 2011, was the Orange Five, with a teeny-tiny 1,130mm wheelbase, a fixed seatpost and, wait for it, 26in wheels. Well now our Trail Bike of the Year test is back, and like frame lengths and wheel dimensions, it’s bigger and better than ever before, with 12 bikes tested across three wheel size categories and three key price points. So get ready for the full test, and make sure you’ve got a big mug of tea ready, as it’s a monster.


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Mountain Bike Rider  |  May 2017  


TRAIL BIKE OF THE YEAR
Our Trail Bike of the Year test used to be a regular fixture in MBR, and
represented the prize that every brand wanted to win. Over the years, trail
bike classics such as the Orange Five, Lapierre Zesty and Commençal Meta have risen to the top and gone on to legendary status. But for some reason we stopped doing this test. In fact the last bike to win, way back in 2011, was the Orange Five, with a teeny-tiny 1,130mm wheelbase, a fixed seatpost and, wait for it, 26in wheels. Well now our Trail Bike of the Year test is back, and like frame lengths and wheel dimensions, it’s bigger and better than ever before, with 12 bikes tested across three wheel size categories and three key price points. So get ready for the full test, and make sure you’ve got a big mug of tea ready, as it’s a monster.
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Mountain Bike Rider is the UK's leading magazine for trail riding, mountain bike enthusiasts. mbr aims to inspire readers to just get out and ride, by providing the very best advice about where, what and how to ride. Every edition delivers the ultimate mix of inspirational riding features, extensive bike and product reviews and superb advice - plus free UK route guides.

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