More tweaks and refinement for one of the most unusual shocks on the market.

The limited edition upside-down fork has sliding bushings and carbon stanchion guards.

Intend is offering a discount to customers who contribute to their "Open Source" stem compatibility data.

Dangerholm's done it again, creating a sub-30 pound eMTB.

Day 2 at Eurobike with Matt Beer.

All sorts of cool bikes and gadgets, including an 8600 lumen light and an inverted fork with carbon uppers.

Intend's new four piston brakes use mineral oil and look amazing.

A visit to Intend's headquarters in Freiburg, Germany.

High-end mountain bike suspension isn't exactly holding most of us back, but what if you're looking for something more exotic?

The Rocksteady cranks could be the ticket for riders in areas with lots of abrupt climbs.

New seals, shim stacks, crowns, and fenders are on the way from Intend.

Another batch of unusual products out of Europe, including an updated Hover shock from Intend and Madnes' new steel 29er.

Intend's new stanchion guards protect the vulnerable fork parts from damage.

The damper inside Intend's latest upside-down fork isn't what you'd expect.

Raphaela Richter finished 10th overall this EWS season on her mixed-wheel Roubion.

Rheeder is currently testing options from Ohlins, Intend and EXT.

It seems clear that a significant number of Pinkbike users have had creaking fork issues, so we reached out to representatives from the major suspension manufacturers and tuning companies.

Raphaela achieved a 2nd place at EWS Les Orres in 2019 as a privateer. It will be exciting to see what she can do with more industry support.

For when one crown isn't enough but two crowns are obviously too many? Not quite...

"It is hard to beat a myth like lateral stiffness without a huge marketing budget or large OE-sales."

Made in Germany, titanium hardware, and no faceplate.

A monthly round-up of the latest tech, including gear from Canyon, Wolf Tooth, Race Face, 100%, and others.

Cornelius Kapfinger has been hard at work making some major updates to his suspension forks for 2020.

These ten German brands make everything from carbon fiber derailleur cages to exotic upside down forks.

Taking shocks apart, talking tire inserts, and a new trail bike that's all about options.

This €1,000 air-sprung shock from Germany is like nothing else out there.

It's German, expensive, and upside-down. Is the Infinity fork worth it?

Cornelius Kapfinger's new shock is designed to be very tunable, and looks unlike anything currently on the market.

The Stiffmaster headset really does increase steerer tube stiffness, but does it improve your ride significantly? Paul Aston takes a look at the Grace EN 35mm reach and the Stiffmaster headset.

Cornelius Kapfinger is back with the official launch of his Intend products, including single and dual crown USD suspension forks, stems, headsets and cranksets, all made in Germany.

An inverted single crown fork that's as stiff as the dual crown Dorado? That's what Intend are claiming with their interesting Edge fork.