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The best complete bike offers
An all-mountain bike for bikers who have their sights set firmly on the downhill: Successful handling and plenty of suspension travel predestine the robust Focus Jam 6.9 (weight 16.5 kg) for the descent. The Focus Jam 6.9 is available from Bicycle XXL currently on offer - 2799 euros instead of 3199 euros.
The Working tool of the multiple German Enduro Champion Christian Textor. At Stadler, the Bulls Wild Creed RS costs 2932 euros instead of 3049 euros.
On undulating trails, the Zesty pedals comfortably thanks to its propulsive riding position. However, the heavy wheels are a hindrance. When pedalling out of the saddle, the rear end pumps discreetly with the shock open. The Zesty really comes into its own when the trail starts to descend. The suspension works confidently and ensures composure and plenty of traction even in bumpy passages. The Zesty doesn't shy away from freeride sections and whispers to the rider: "Go for it!". All testers immediately liked the well-balanced Geo. The Lapierre Zesty AM CF 7.9 is currently available at XXL bike for 4199 euros instead of 4399 euros.
The best bike parts bargains
The rear derailleur Sram GX Eagle with capacity up to 52 teeth currently costs 115 euros instead of 137 euros at Alltricks.
The Ergon SM Pro Men saddle there's at Alltricks for 89 euros instead of 130 euros.
Crankbrothers builds with the Mallet E a chic and high-quality processed MTB pedal with a smooth entry. The cleat mechanism is easy to find, insensitive to dirt, but releases late and undefined depending on the cleat setting. Even with less stiff soles, the Mallet is absolutely secure, giving you a lot of confidence on technical terrain. The contact to the pedal can be individually adjusted using pins and spacer discs. The large cage is somewhat sharp-edged when pushing. The non-adjustable release hardness was too soft overall for our testers. The Crankbrothers Mallet Enduro pedals cost at Alltricks 109 Euro instead of 180 Euro.
The best clothing offers
The Five Ten Freerider Pro Mid MTB shoes are currently available at Maciag Offroad with 40% discount for 107 euros.
The Endura Hummvee Rain jacket costs at Bergfreunde currently 54 euros instead of 99 euros.
The best accessory bargains
Test result "very good" in the last bike rack test: The Thule Velospace XT 2 is attractively finished and very versatile: the wide rails even offer enough space for fat bike tyres, the sturdy and handy grab arms can be removed, all ratchets for the wheels face outwards and are easy to operate. The straps can be stowed to the side for loading and are therefore not in the way.
The sunglasses Aero Zebra Light Red from Julbo there are currently at Bergfreunde for 147 euros instead of 184 euros.
The Bushwacker II Mips MTB helmet from Sweet Protection currently costs at Bergfreunde 131 Euro instead of 219 Euro.
With Doorout, the Osprey Seral 7 Hipbag on offer for 59 euros instead of 84 euros.
Multiple test winner: The perfectly finished Feedback Pro Elite bike kickstand impresses with good handling when folding and clamping. The quick-release mechanism is very practical. Great: The clamping jaws can be closed quickly and easily, but are quite hard. The star-shaped and relatively short legs need a bit of sorting out to guarantee a secure stand even with a high working height and heavy bikes.
Deuters Compact EXP 14 comes very close to being the perfect touring backpack for mountain bikers: despite maximum equipment, the Deuter remains extremely clearly structured. All compartments are easily accessible. The back system can be perfectly adjusted, sits extremely stable on the descent thanks to the hip wings set far inwards and also ventilates well. There is space for a mobile phone, hydration bladder and tools in extra compartments. On top of this, the Augsburg-based company has provided helmet and goggle holders as well as protective straps. The volume can also be expanded. Clearly deserved test victory in the final Comparison test of MTB backpacks. The Compact EXP 14 from Deuter is available at Sport-Schuster currently for 75 euros instead of 109 euros.
