Whyte T-160 RS: first ride review 0shares
Whyte T-160 is a brand new addition to their trail bike range. Available in two models; entry-level T-160 S at £2,800 and top-end RS version we have here
Product Overview
Pros:
Unashamedly modern geometry. Balanced suspension and handling. It’s bloody good value too, for a bike with full dealer support.
Cons:
Product: Whyte T-160 RS: first ride review
Bike Yoke Revive 160mm dropper forms part of a solid finishing kit
While £3.5k doesn’t buy the new Whyte T-160 RS a seat at the higher stakes carbon table, this alloy trail bike boasts modern geometry, 29in wheels and 150mm travel. Now, I know what you’re probably thinking; “Why is it called the T-160 when the frame has 150mm travel?” It’s because Whyte takes the model number from the given fork travel, not the frame, and in this case it’s a 160mm RockShox Lyrik RC.
Whyte E-150 RS V1 (2021) first ride review 0shares
We loved riding the Whyte E-160 RS e-bike but always wondered whether 29in wheels would make it even better. So how does this new big wheel E-150 RS stack up against its tried and tested stablemate?
Whyte e-150 RS Credit: Roo Fowler
Product Overview
Pros:
Superb all-round e-bike that’s happy to take on longer adventures as well as being an elevator bike for winch and plummet enduro laps
Cons:
Product: Whyte E-150 RS V1 (2021) first ride review
Joining the E-180 and E-160 in Whyte’s e-bike range is this new E-150. With a little less travel and bigger wheels it promises to take you further and faster without skimping on thrills.