Winter has not started yet but it is almost time to plan a bike trip for spring or summer 2024. And if you are in this part of the process better pay attention. The Bike Destinations crew led by GT rider Andy Mitaš headed to Italy and shredded one of many Italian bikeparks.
Their target was Dolomiti Paganella Bikepark close to the city of Trentino. This bikepark offers three different areas requiring different skill levels, 20 different trails, a skills centre, three pumptracks and many more.
Sounds good, huh?
2024 season opening is planned from 31st May to 2nd June 2024.
Year: 2023
Brands: GT Bicycles
Published: 16.11.2023, Updated: 06.02.2024 14:54
British brand Peaty’s is launching three products for the 2026 season, all of which have one thing in common – they’re designed for serious riders who refuse to compromise. Whether you’re looking for a tubeless system, a high-quality saddle, or replacements for worn-out grips, Peaty’s has the answer. Let’s take a look at what’s new from this iconic brand.
Are you looking for a bike that won’t let you down on the trail, even in the rain, that holds its line through a rough rock garden, and won’t break the bank? Then take a proper look at Whyte Bikes – a British brand that, since 1999, has been turning every ride into an unforgettable experience. The year 2026 brought a complete overhaul of the range – three brand-new platforms that raise the bar in terms of both performance and value.
After years of waiting, fans of gravity riding and the Troy Lee Designs brand have finally gotten what they’ve been waiting for. The legendary 3/4 helmet is back on the market, combining the head protection of a full-face helmet with the comfort and ventilation of a “small” helmet. It’s called the Stage Stunt. So what does it offer?
Last year, SRAM added another brand to its portfolio that will significantly improve your bike’s performance if you’re into gravity disciplines. That brand was the Italian company O Chain. And Aspire Sports became the sole distributor of O Chain products in all markets where it supplies SRAM products. You can learn more about how O Chain works later in this article.
An enduro bike that doesn't ask for permission. The all-new Cannondale Bad Habit draws on race-proven DNA, shaped by pro riders and built into a full-carbon all-mountain ripper with 160/155 mm travel and a mullet setup. Proportional Response™ kinematics, StashPort frame storage, coil or air compatibility – and a stamp of approval from Ella Conolly, 2025 Enduro World Cup Champion. Bad Habit isn't a bike for everyone. It's a bike for you.
The new RockShox trail lineup isn’t about hype — it’s about holding your line, keeping your hands fresh, and knowing exactly what’s happening under you. Lyrik and ZEB bring LinearXL’s predictable, linear feel, the quiet control of Charger 3.2, and real-world upgrades like ButterCups and Adjustable Bottom Out that matter when the trail gets fast and rough. What’s new, who each fork is for, and how to set it up for your riding? Dive into the full story.
