Chainsaw naturally stands for Stevie Smith, whose death in a motorcycle accident in 2016 shook the scene. With the new Chainsaw bike, Canadian manufacturer Devinci pays homage to the legacy of the legendary downhiller and presents a very versatile bike.

Zink: Four letters that instantly conjure up memories of some of the sickest tricks ever landed on a mountain bike. Cam Zink brings an impressive resume and a strong American presence to Cycles Devinci's Canadian brand. Zink's intense riding style will not only allow him to test products in real-world conditions, but will also provide some stunning photo and video footage.

Devinci is relaunching its enduro rocket "Spartan". In line with the trend, the Canadian brand has given the bike a high-pivot rear triangle with 160 millimetres of suspension travel. Combined with modern race geometry, the Spartan should be more stable on rough and fast trails, but also very efficient when pedaling. The first models should be available at the end of October.

Troy is the bike for everything, which the Canadian brand is now sending into its fourth generation. The twentyniner has retained its 140 millimetres of suspension travel, but the slimmer rear end with space for 2.6-inch tires is new. The bike also has better bearings, a refined geometry with size-dependent chainstay lengths and more reach for all sizes. And the details have also been fine-tuned.

Devinci's "Spartan" enduro model has been around for three years. Now the traditional Canadian brand is presenting a new frame design rather than a further development. The range of use remains the same. With its 165 millimetres of suspension travel, the bike is made for rough terrain, but should have even better climbing characteristics for enduro racing, as well as for tough tours, of course.