YT Channel Video Videos For 27th of December, 2019

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Desde Guadalajara les traemos esta video parte de Gus Muñoz alias "Gusnachas" quien generó este material de manera independiente y es la última video parte que subimos este año y esta década. ...

Here are some 'raw clips' of Charlie Blair from our time at YMCA Skate Camp. Filmed by Deville & Micaiah ...

The old Optic was made for something, though we still aren’t quite sure exactly what. With this new version, we don’t know exactly what it’s for either, but we do know this: We like it. A lot. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

We’re used to moderate-travel 27.5 bikes making compromises in capability, but we’re not used to them having Switch Infinity and Yeti geometry. The SB140 is a downhiller’s play bike.Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com ...

The Maverick is one of those bikes that’s so good at everything that it’s almost boring. A bike that’s just as content to climb as it is to descend, not especially light nor heavy, nor biased to any one type of trail. Take it wherever, ride it however. Find the ...

Devinci takes some drastic steps to make the Django feel at home in big-travel terrain, but trades in some of its short-travel sensibilities. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

If you like bikes like this, you will like this bike. Incredibly capable, surprisingly manageable, and not so bad on the uphills. The new Specialized Enduro can do no wrong. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

The Fezzari Signal Peak brings a lot of bells and whistles to the table for a damn good price, but does it deliver? Spoiler alert: It totally does.Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com ...

We expected the Commencal Meta AM 29 to sit somewhere on the extreme end of the long-travel-29er spectrum, but its geometry pulls it back toward the middle. Whether that’s a good thing is up to you. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

A striking example of what a modern freeride bike can be, the Yeti SB165 is just as capable as you could imagine, but somehow more practical than you could ever dream. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

Trek’s new Top Fuel proves that XC bikes don’t have to be scary. It’s fast but versatile and, if XC course design continues to evolve, it’s also future-proof.Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

Big travel, little wheels, and a disruptive personality make this budget-friendly carbon rig an enticing option, but is it TOO budget-friendly? Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

A long-travel 29er with the accessibility of a trail bike. But we mostly talk about Shapeshifter and whether remote-control geometry is necessary in the era of steep seat tube angles. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

Giant’s new 29er takes a dignified, maybe even restrained, approach to the big-wheeled big bike. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t like to party. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

The Ibis Mojo HD5, threw its geometry into the “longer, slacker, steeper” rejiggering machine, tossed in extra-light tuning and 27.5” wheels, and delivered a bike that might surprise you. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

For a brand born in the backwoods of B.C., Knolly designed the Warden to be remarkably civil. It’s not shy about the limits of its potential, but it still feels at home when you’re not at those limits. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

It’s too bad we keep talking about what a great value the Ibis Ripmo AF is. That misses the point, which is that it’s just a great bike. Ridiculously capable, effortlessly manageable. And did we mention it’s a great value? Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

For riders who would rather carve than bludgeon and want an efficient way to reach the rough gems of the high country, the Orbea Occam packs a whole lot of big-travel attitude into a mid-travel package. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

The most mild-mannered little-wheeled bike at this year’s Bible, the YT Jeffsy combines versatility, flickability and, for good measure, affordability. It’s everything a 27.5 trail bike should be. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

The Joplin is the bike that opened the door for full-suspension 29ers. Or, rather, it was that bike. Now, it has a slack head angle, more travel, a margarita in one hand and your kneepads in the other. Wanna party? Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

The Hightower is one of those bikes that’s so good at everything it’s almost boring. A bike that’s just as content to climb as it is to descend, not especially light nor heavy, nor biased to any one type of trail. Take it wherever, ride it however. Find the full ...

Traditionally an endurance rider’s enduro bike, the new Sight gets more travel and some pleasingly mature trail manners—but may sacrifice some of the climbing prowess it once boasted. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

A straight-forward, if maybe unsophisticated approach to the long-travel 29er. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

Trek burlied up the Fuel EX, pulling the bike deeper into more aggressive terrain with 2.6-inch tires, a 140-millimeter-travel Fox 36 fork and updated geometry that is still just conservative enough to keep the handling fun across a wide range of riding styles. Find the full review and much, much ...

The Tallboy is the bike that opened the door for full-suspension 29ers. Or, rather, it was that bike. Now, it has a slack head angle, more travel, a joint in one hand and your kneepads in the other. Wanna party? Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

As Canadian as poutine, the new Slayer taps into the original recipe. Rocky mountain disguised a downhill sled as a trail bike, and it actually almost fooled us. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

The Revel Rail passed the WHOOP test. As in, whoever rode it would almost immediately start hooting and hollering through the Park City woods. Find the full review and much, much more at BikeMag.com. ...

Never before have we had the "problem" of having too many awesome trails to choose from at the Bible of Bike Tests. In Park City, Utah, however, we almost had more choice than we knew what to do with. From alpine ribbons to dirt jumps and everything between, you'll find ...

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