ENDURO Mountainbike Magazine

As per the title, ENDURO is the Best MTB E Magazine available, none of the print versions even come close. The articles, topics and photography are all top shelf and provide inspiration to get out and ride. It is my go to for all things MTB. Keep up the great work.

If you are looking for a new ride, planning a trip or simply looking for some new bits, this is the go to mag. Slightly Euro bias, but awesome none the less.

The app is easy to use and has a good range of content, I love the presentation and navigation in the mag.

This app renders printed magazine obsolete.. love it.

Honest reviews and great topic choices. Excellent read

Comparisons of bikes reasonably good can be uneven and lack depth and imagination. Some reviews compare the top/best equiped model of one bike against the bottom model of another and then state the bottom model doesn’t brake as well as its competitor? The reviews quite often also shows a simplistic understanding of bike geometry and handling by judging bikes on just one figure alone ie seat tube angle, because steep is the fad, rather than how other all of the stats work together to affect the ride. It’d be good to see emphasis on more content rather than especially effects. Bike park reviews and a summary of the trails would also be great to see. I have downloaded the last magazine 3 times. Every time I open the app back up its disappeared.

The Enduro app itself is really great, easy to use, works offline and looks great. And on top of that the content is also really good, with a wide variety of topics and themes, with gear from XC to DH, with not just what to ride but where to ride too. One small issue with the mag is that the reviews tend to look at some components really harshly, for example SRAM Code R brakes. For many who can’t afford the RSC version these may well be the best around, and many won’t actually even have that, so when the review treats the brakes as though something is wrong with them it is a little irritating. The flip side to this however is that it doesn’t come up too often, and after having ridden as many bikes, and brakes for that matter, as the reviewers have they will know what they are talking about, and they are comparing everything to the best gear out there. Another minor issue is that they often the bikes in review are only available in Europe, so they don’t help as much, but it’s really a non-issue given that the majority of their audience is European. Overall the mag is top notch, easily one of the best online mags and the best MTB app, deserving of the five stars.

I use to buy MTB magazine in book shops and sometime spend a lot of time reading in a book store cafe, but after a lot book store have closed I have decided to look for a digital MTB magazine and after searching I found Enduro MTB Magazine I have never looked back. The way they make and compose the topics and feature new bike related parts and bikes I’m really impressed and with out any bias. I gave this App 5 Star Rating because I think they deserve it. I truly enjoy using this app and will continue to support.

Always up to date with interesting articles and useful information for MTBers of any skill level.

The best mtb magazine