Take a tour behind the scenes of bicycle component manufacturer Hope Technology.

Nine years after unveiling their first crank, Hope has a new carbon version.

Hope's lightest brakes now come in more colors, and can be configured with the E4 caliper for more power.

Hope PRO 5 DH hub is specific to 7-speed cassettes and has 54 points of engagement

With the HB.916, Hope have made a top-drawer enduro bike in its own right

The hubs have a new labyrinth seal for less drag and an improved ratchet and pawl system.

Hope's tried and true flat pedal gets an update after a decade of existence.

After experimenting with cranks as short as 140 mm, Hope are now selling a 155 mm version of their Evo crank.

The Union TC pedals look great and function extremely well.

Joe Barnes' new long-travel machine from Hope is one eye-catching ride.

Price, spec and geometry for the U.K.-made high pivot bike

The new lever is said to increase braking power by 30% compared to the previous version.

Hope's new brakes are set for a spring 2022 release.

Joe moves from one British built bike to another.

Ian Austermuhle is somewhat of an unsung hero for Hope Technology

Hope has confirmed that this is an early prototype of a bike they plan to launch before summer next year.

The new pedals use Hope's own cleat design, and are available in six different colors.

What does the COVID Bike Boom for the industry, when will stocks return to normal and how do we ensure this leads to a healthy future for cycling?

Hope's HB 130 receives a number of upgrades.

We look back at the predictions and predicaments that were discussed half a dozen years ago.

The best of the rest - one last round of randoms with a wide assortment of new products from Pond Beaver.

Tommy C serves up another classic bike film.

New apparel, goggles, e-bike cranks, chainguides, and more.

Hope has become the latest brand to offer Microspline hubs after the Shimano license restrictions lift.

Check out the full list of venues for the 2020 Hope PMBA Enduro Series with entries opening this Saturday.

Martha Gill defends her title at the Hopetech womens enduro.

Lotus has stepped back into the cycling industry after 25 years.

Grizedale provided the toughest trails of the year at the Hope PMBA Enduro Series finale

2 Hope HB 160s, a custom painted Scott Gambler, a Vitus Sommet ebike and a Specialized Stumpjumper stolen from the Keswick Kestrel.

Hope adds a second bike to its carbon arsenal.

Hope's Race Evo E4 brakes are intended for everyone from trail rides to enduro racers looking to shed a few grams.

The big bikes are being prepped for battle on the steeps of Andorra.

We're now midway through the 2019 Hope PMBA Enduro series and its been non-stop action all the way. As the dust settles on a dry weekend in the hills above Bacup, the tape has been collected and the event packed away and we can reflect on another superb weekend of racing.

Hope's co-founder and Managing Director, Ian Weatherill, has been recognised in the latest Queen's Birthday Honours List.

A closer look at Dan Hole's factory tuned ride.

Versatile, bombproof and affordable, Hope Tech's Enduro wheelset has a lot going for it.

It's no secret that Hope makes a really good hub, but how does their complete wheelset hold up to a few months of abuse?

Hope加入了宽窄齿盘片市场，提供了30，32，34T 选择。
Pinkbike产品精选：对一款我们用了一天又一天的产品的快速概览。

Hope joins the narrow-wide chainring market with a beautifully made example in 30, 32 and 34-tooth options

Pinkbike Product Picks - a quick look at the products that we've been using day in and day out.

Looking for a short stem? Hope's latest gem comes in a 35mm length.

Pinkbike Product Picks - a quick look at the products that we've been using day in and day out.

We test Hope's powerful, CNC machined V4 brakes.

Fresh from the milling machines down at Hope we recently had these two beautifully machined direct mount stem options drop through the letterbox here at Pinkbike towers. Having been able to try them out and put them to the test we thought it time to tell you what we think.

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On the face of it, brakes are pretty simple things; comprising a couple of pistons pushing some friction material against a disc. But that is to overlook the amount of development work that has gone into getting them from the humble cantilevers being raced in the early nineties to the high power, light weight disc based systems we see today.

Hope was an early innovator of the breed and continues to be in the same position to this day – so here we take a look at their latest offerings.

Hope Technology are one of those companies who have always been at the top of their game with there being very few seasons where they haven’t had their products gracing the World Cup podiums in one way or another. Always innovators, a steady evolution of their products has helped them become the company that they are today. With refined design and finishing, their products are neater, lighter, more reliable and more effective than ever. Below is a little taster of some of what is on offer for 2009 from a team bike which we recently had on test.