Yeti is ushering in a new generation of trail bikes: The new MT succeeds the successful SB140 and, with Sixfinity, adopts the rear triangle platform that has already proven itself on the e-mountain bike and the recently unveiled LT. It also features 140 millimeters of travel, a 160-millimeter fork, and numerous tuning options.

CrossWorx is relaunching its versatile Lite trail bike. The Lite MK2 features the revised rear suspension kinematics of the Dash MK2, boasts modern geometry, and can be ridden with 29-inch wheels or as a mullet. The aluminum frame is still manufactured in Germany, and numerous details can be customized.

The new Ritchey Bigfoot isn't designed for people with large feet, but it does offer a large contact surface. Ritchey is re-releasing its flat pedal as a higher-quality aluminum version. The Alloy Bigfoot features a milled pedal body, ten interchangeable steel pins on each side, and comes in two visually distinct versions.

With the e:Drenalin.3 M2S, Storck is introducing a new e-mountain bike that combines high performance with surprisingly low weight. Key specs include a weight of 19.9 kilograms, an 800-watt-hour battery, up to 150 Newton-meters of torque, and 170 millimeters of suspension travel at both the front and rear. The bike made its debut right away in competition at the Open E-Bike World Championships in Ischgl.