With the Targon, Abus offers a helmet for anyone who doesn’t want to choose between touring, the bike park, and a post-work ride. It’s a full-face helmet designed for rough terrain, but without the chin guard, it becomes a stylish open-face helmet perfect for long climbs and leisurely rides. The Fidlock closure keeps it securely on your head, and the 15 ventilation openings keep it cool. The Targon Mips is even approved for downhill riding.

With the Torrent DH, Norco introduces a new downhill bike designed for bike parks, shuttle days, and tough descents. The sturdy aluminum frame, 200 mm of travel front and rear, mixed wheel sizes, and low-maintenance components are aimed at riders who want to ride a lot and spend less time on maintenance.

Canyon is launching the eighth generation of the Torque AL, featuring a sturdy aluminum frame, plenty of travel, and a consistent mullet design. The new gravity bike is designed to excel in enduro, freeride, and bike park riding alike, offering a wide range of adjustability at relatively affordable prices.

With the new S-Works Demo 11, Specialized is introducing its latest downhill race bike, developed in close collaboration with World Cup riders. The carbon frame, HighGear drivetrain, OBB suspension, and adjustable geometry are designed to deliver greater control, reduced interference, and higher speeds on the toughest trails.

Rudy Project is expanding its mountain bike lineup and pairing the new Override goggles with the Terraform and Terraform Pro helmets. The system is designed for riders who expect clear vision, a secure fit, good ventilation, and enhanced protection on technical trails, fast descents, and long rides.

Sweet Protection is introducing the Deckard Mountain Bike Goggle, a new model designed for enduro and downhill riding. It combines a wide field of view, rugged construction, clear vision, and a design that pairs perfectly with the brand’s helmets. It will be available starting in May 2026 at authorized retailers.