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Despite the seat tube not being that steep, the long rear-end helps keeps your weight centred and makes climbing easier. Reasons to avoid: Spoke mounted speed sensor. Key needed for battery removal. Motor rattle similar to Bosch and Shimano The Voodoo Bizango has smashed pretty much any test it’s ever entered, winning our Hardtail of the Year award multiple times, earning regular podium places on our list of the best hardtail mountain bikes, and impressing everyone who rode it.

We’ve also got a list of the best cross-country bikes, covering both hardtail and full-suspension designs for XC racing. You may also be interested in our round-up of the best electric mountain bikes. Frame: 6061 Alloy, 150mm travel | Motor: Bosch Performance Line CX, 85Nm | Battery: Bosch PowerTube 750Wh | Rating: 8/10 On the left side of the handlebar, you’ll find FAZUA’s Ring Control Wheel size: 29in | Frame sizes: S, M, L, XL | Weight: 14.88kg | Suspension travel: 120mm front | Rating: 7/10Conversely, don’t be tempted to get a bike for the extreme 1% of the riding that you’ll do on it. A burly gravity-fuelled bike is fine and dandy for an annual uplift day, but you’ll have to pedal that thing around for the other 51 weekends of the year. Frame: OCLV Mountain Carbon, 140mm travel | Motor: TQ 50Nm | Battery: TQ 360Wh removable | Rating: 8/10 This means a light frame, good braking and plenty of gears to choose from. Others focus on the comfort on rougher terrain, with either quality front suspension or full suspension.

With rapid battery removal, a dependable build kit and fully adjustable Fox suspension components, the Whyte E-160 RSX is a great choice for anyone interested in e-bike enduro racing. In fact, the faster, steeper and rougher the terrain gets, the better the E-160 performs. Power-assisted hardtails are simpler, but struggle on rough terrain Are e-hardtails a good choice for mountain biking?Of course there’s no such thing as a free ride, and in the case of e-bikes you’ll have to consider the high initial price, the extra wear and tear on components and the additional weight of the bikes themselves before deciding whether they are right for you. If you’re an experienced rider, it will take some time to adapt your riding style to that extra weight, but after the initial adjustment period, you’ll be addicted to the extra runs you can get in. Big-travel e-bikes are ready to get rowdy on the roughest of descents Can you get downhill-specific e-bikes? Wheel size: 29in | Frame sizes: S, M, L, XL | Weight: 13.25kg (29.2lb) | Suspension travel: 130mm front | Rating: 10/10

Bikes like the Voodoo Bizango Pro are a superb place to start your mountain bike adventure What’s your budget? This dependable suspension system pairs up brilliantly with the rest of the bike for a great ride. This is only a 10 speed bike, so doesn’t have the speed of some of the other options.However, this smart-looking model is also the most expensive, and this is the result of an impressive list of components. Who said Plus size tyres were dead? Clearly Whyte doesn’t think so and after testing the 909 X we wholeheartedly agree that they still have a seat at the wheel size table. Combine the high quality frame with the high volume 2.8in Plus size Maxxis tyres, and the Whyte 909 X offers unparalleled levels of comfort, grip and control. Now, we’re not talking full suspension levels here, as it’s only the difference between a 2.4in tyre and a 2.8in, but it is a noticeable improvement and it’s really appreciable in rougher trails.