AMB

The Yakima HoldUp EVO bike carrier impresses with its smart design, easy mounting process, and inbuilt security. The slightly tweaked design accommodates newer bikes' specifications but remains compatible with older models. It comes without a number plate board or tail lights, which will need to be considered by buyers. Its sturdy build and ease of use contribute to its popularity among mountain bikers.

The review highlights the Yakima HangOver 6 Bike Rack, noting its durability and unique fork crown mounting system. Despite some challenges in fitting and using the rack, the reviewer finds it reliable and considers it a well-built piece of equipment.

The review discusses the Yakima FullBack and HalfBack bike racks, highlighting their affordable pricing and secure attachment mechanism. There is a noticeable difference between the two in terms of price, with the FullBack 3 being priced at $449, while the HalfBack 3 is $399. The racks are attached using a four-strap mechanism and require no crossbars or hitch receiver.

The review focuses on the Yakima FullBack and HalfBack bike racks, economical and secure options for transporting bikes. They don't require cross bars, a towball, or hitch receiver and attach via straps. The three-bike options are $449 and $399, respectively. They are similar with minor differences. Yakima includes thorough instructions and states that set up takes around 5 minutes.

The Lazer Cage is a full-face helmet designed for modern enduro and downhill racing, achieving a 5-star safety rating from Virginia Tech. The KinetiCore technology allows the helmet to not only offer top safety features, but also has low weight and excellent ventilation. The helmet is also compatible with neck braces and boasts a carbon fiber reinforced shell.

Whilst I can’t comment on the eBike Chain Wax increasing the longevity of drivetrain parts, it’s another potential benefit that eBike owners will definitely appreciate.

The Orbea Wild FS M10 is an aggressive eMTB from the Spanish manufacturer.