The fact that Radon can build good e-bikes has been proven with the Render. It has won numerous test victories. Now they are doubling down with a potent E-Enduro. Deft is its name and it has to be ridden "hard" to push it to its limits. It has plenty of reserves for rough riding, but can also be ridden at a leisurely pace with confidence.

Radon already offered an extremely attractive e-mountain bike with very good riding characteristics with the Render. The German brand is now building on this with the Deft. With 170 millimetres of travel, modern geometry and robust high-end components, the carbon frame manufactured with attention to detail is designed for all kinds of trail fun, whether rough or with lots of air under the cleats. The Deft is powered by Bosch's CX motor, powered by a 750 watt-hour battery.

The first render of the German mail-order company Radon has won numerous tests. It has been further optimized for 2021. That sounds like a very potent e-MTB and arouses curiosity. At the testRIDE on Lenzerheide, the all-mountain bike was put through its paces and chased over the alpine trails.

Distributor brands usually score points with an excellent price-performance ratio. As there is no middleman, more can be invested in the equipment of the bikes. Radon equips the tested Slide Trail with great add-on parts and entices with first-class suspension.

The Radon Jab 10.0 wants to be nothing less than the new "leader in the enduro segment". We found out for you whether the edgy bike lives up to this claim.

The Slide Carbon was Radon's tried and tested enduro bike. The German brand is now launching the Jab, the successor to the Slide, true to the motto "Making the best even better". In this case, better means: modern geometry, improvements in detail and an eye-catching frame design.

Now it's finally official: Radon is the new team sponsor of the former Stöckli team led by team boss Ralph Näf. Various co-sponsors have been retained and a few new ones have been added. At the same time, Radon presents its new downhill team around newcomer Manon Carpenter.