A defining product in Catelli’s range, the Gabba has always been a short-sleeved racer’s jersey for cool and rainy riding conditions. But the new ‘R’ version makes a statement towards promising skinsuit aerodynamics and credible moisture resistance in a single garment. 

RockShox’s new product addition is the Psylo, replacing the Revelation, Yari, and 35 series forks. The new design packs value features into a fork structure with 35mm stanchions and travel options from 130- to 160mm, covering everything from agile trail bikes to ultralightweight enduro riders who can get away with a 160mm fork built around 35mm stanchions. 

Engineered for gravel riders and severe-duty bike packing, the new RX24 wheelset rolls on Hope’s latest Pro 5 hubs, laced to alloy rims.  Balancing the needs for low weight, ride quality, durability and cost, Hope’s used a 6069-series alloy for the RX24 rim construction. The product planning team at Hope wanted to create an alloy gravel and bike packing wheelset that could handle heavier payloads and roll larger volume tyres. Here's everything we know.

Vittoria has improved and grown the Mezcal range and added a new tyre, the Peyote, integrating all its UCI World Cup experience from the last two seasons. These new tyres are the widest Vittoria XC rubber yet designed to offer riders reduced rolling resistance and rotating mass, without sacrificing braking or cornering traction. 

The Neuron:ONfly features a carbon frame and 140mm of suspension travel front and rear, positioning it as a dedicated trail bike. Unlike most longer-travel e-bikes, the Neuron:ONfly rolls 29-inch wheels all-round, instead of a smaller 27.5-inch rear rim. 

Specialized is offering up to 50% off some of its most popular premium mountain bike, and Trek isn’t trailing far behind. The brand’s 140mm trail bike range offers some stellar deals. You can get a Fuel EXe 9.9 XX1 AXS for only £9,499.95, a tidy discount from this e-bike’s usual retail price of £13,500. 

With the new Aspero, the product team’s objective was to create a bike with all the vaunted aerodynamic principles Cervelo is renowned for but without the excessive stiffness of a dedicated race bike. Compared to the Aspero 5, the new Aspero is heavier, weighing in at 1,141g for a frame as opposed to 990g. The difference in fork weights between the Aspero 5 and the new Aspero is negligible with the new bike’s front end being slightly lighter: 452g versus 458g. 

Gravel riders prioritising rolling resistance and speed have two new Hutchinson semi-slick tyres. And if Hutchinson’s Overide with its minimalist centre tread isn’t fast-rolling enough for you, the Caracal will solve your problem. 

Alloy hardtails are the entry point for many new riders and the value point for mountain bikers on a budget. As one of the world’s biggest mountain bike companies, Giant is responsive to market dynamics, as evidenced by its latest range of hardtail e-bikes. 

Positioned between the all-out mud Mota and Mazza, designed for mixed conditions, the new Mostro fills the gap in Vittoria's range for loose and coarse trail conditions.