E-mountain bikes ( E-MTBs ) with Bosch drive set standards: They combine strong performance, reliable technology and a fine riding feel – perfect for anyone who wants to combine challenging terrain with comfort and power.

Does your mountain bike feel spongy? Or does it feel like you're going to slam hard over every root? Then it's high time to adjust the suspension! A correctly tuned fork and shock make the difference between a rough ride and smooth riding fun – whether you're riding a hardtail or a full-suspension bike.

Mountain biking is fun, keeps you fit, and gets you out into nature – but beginners, in particular, are quick to make common mistakes that not only spoil the fun but, in the worst case, lead to accidents. In this article, we'll show you the most common mountain biking mistakes – and how to avoid them.

A dropper post is now standard equipment on many mountain bikes. Once you've ridden with a dropper post, you'll never want to be without it again – the benefits in safety, riding pleasure, and efficiency are enormous. But what if your mountain bike doesn't have one yet? No problem: A dropper post can be retrofitted in most cases. In this article, we'll show you what to look for, what options are available, and how to install one.

If you are passionate about mountain biking, you will quickly come across the fascinating subcategory of dirt biking. This segment combines technique, skill and lots of fun.

Du suchst die besten Trails in Deutschland, die dein Herz höherschlagen lassen? Egal, ob du Flow-Lines liebst, dich in technisch anspruchsvollen Sektionen beweisen willst oder einfach atemberaubende Landschaften genießen möchtest – hier sind 10 MTB-Trails und Parks, die du dir unbedingt ansehen solltest.

Choosing between a hardtail and a full suspension mountain bike is one of the most important decisions you can make as a mountain biker. Both types of bikes have their advantages and disadvantages, and which one is right for you depends on your needs, riding style and the terrain you prefer.

Gravel bikes are enjoying increasing popularity and promise adventure on roads, gravel and easy trails. But how does a gravel bike perform on a real MTB route? Can you master root passages, steep climbs and challenging descents with a gravel bike, or is that too much of a good thing?