Take a closer look at EWS racer Mark Scott's setup for a weekend of racing at Ard Rock.

The new Bronson is ready for big pedal missions or a session at your local jumps.

Loosedog has a new bike and a new haircut.

Version 4.0 of the Bronson retains its 150mm of travel, but is now running a 29" front / 27.5" rear wheel combo.

They say that some aluminum frames were thermally damaged during a non-standard paint stripping operation and may bend or buckle, which could pose a fall hazard.

A whole lot of variety in this group of riders.

This one takes Gee Milner's Dream Build series to the next level, going behind the scenes of stripping and painting up a Bronson.

The LT link increases progressivity by 12%, increases travel to 157 mm, lengthens the chainstays by 5 mm, and increases clearance in the shock tunnel.

It's more than just a mini-Nomad. Find out how the new Bronson stacks up.

Which one would you pick? Pinkbike's tech editors choose between the Santa Cruz Bronson, Trek Remedy, Yeti SB150, Kona Process 153, and Specialized Stumpjumper.

The Pinkbike Field Test kicks off with the new Santa Cruz Bronson.

The Bronson still has 27.5" wheels and 150mm of travel, but the frame has been fully redesigned.

We put the updated Bronson to the test to see exactly what this 150mm machine can handle.

Jack Gills gets after it on a fast, fern filled trail.

We take SC's flagship 27.5-inch trailbike out for a day in the hills where it was born and raised.

Syndicate team will be racing 27.5 and speaking of wheels, Enve carbon fiber hoops are standard equipment on the $10,000 XXI build Kit.