Buy the September issue of What Mountain Bike on sale now to read about their 1st impressions of the T120.

“The Quad Link rear suspension system that Whyte shares with Marin allows you to set it up either for efficiency on the climbs or gravity badness by dialling the rear shock platform either in or out”.

“We’re having more pulse racing, seat-of-the-pants fast moments on this bike than any other we’ve ridden so far this year”

- What Mountain Bike

Bike Magic at Mountain Mayhem:

“Racing in the UK’s biggest endurance mountain bike event, Mountain Mayhem, proved the perfect opportunity to put the 19 Race through its paces in a real world scenario. Taking the bike out for the first lap it’s immediately noticeable how stiff the bike is. Not only in the job of converting pedalling power into forward momentum but also how direct the handling is, steering is tight and responsive with the merest body weight shifts enough to drastically alter the direction of travel. In fact, it’s one of the stiffest bikes I can remember riding in a long way, I’m actually struggling to remember the last time I rode a bike as stiff as this…”

Read more: http://www.bikemagic.com/reviews/bikes/hardtail/whyte-19-carbon-race/review/80556.html#ixzz0uxr7AGez

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http://www.bikemagic.com/reviews/bikes/hardtail/whyte-19-carbon-race/review/80556.html

Whyte 19 Race hit’s the trails with Bike Magic.

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http://www.bikemagic.com/guest-blog/whyte-19-race—newbs-review/8331.html

” A lovely bike built for ripping in UK conditions…………………..” – MBUK

Buy a copy of the latest MBUK to read their 1st ride impressions of the Whyte e-120 XT.

“Designed in the UK by Ian Alexander and a great team of dedicated riders, Whyte Bikes are born and bred on home soil. The e-120 is their carbon fibre 120mm (4.7in) travel trail bike- it’s been designed to hammer UK  trails in any weather”. – MBUK

We are so excited, the Urban / Commuter range is on the way. Join us at Bike Radar Live, Brandshatch 10th and 11th of July to see the bikes for the 1st time.

Read more @………

http://www.bikeradar.com/news/article/first-look-whyte-bikes-montpellier-and-portobello-commuters-26592

Bike Magic take a 1st look at the Whyte 19 Race before they ride the bike at Mountain Mayhem.

Read more @ http://www.bikemagic.com/gear-news/whyte-19-race-first-look/8189.html

“Cross-country race speed with total technical confidence”

The Whyte is a singletrack winner thanks to its handling and versatility. The inset head tube keeps things low up front while multi-shaped and double-tapered tubes throughout maximise power transfer and accuracy.

The hinging dropouts allow singlespeed chain or geometry adjustments.

While the frame is light and responsive, the head angle is a slack and stable 67.7 to 68.2 degrees with a 120mm (4.7in) fork as recommended.

With a stiff bolt-through fork plugged in you can nail it into corners or sketchy sections with con?dence. It’s more predictable than longer-travel lightweight frames, particularly on steep climbs or descents.

http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/frames/mountain/product/19-frame-10-37893

Available now, July issue # 110 of What Mountain Bike in which Editor Matt Skinner talks affectionately about his long term Whyte 19 Trail.

Buy a copy now………………..

Whyte 19 Trail impresses in hardtail test, read what www.bikemagic.com have to say……

“Whyte may be better known for its full sussers, but when it launched a range of hardtails a few years ago, we sat up and took notice. The all-aluminium hydroformed and butted 19 Trail frame here is fitted with a 120mm Fox F120 RL fork with a 15mm bolt-through axle which ensures sharp handling.

This is a bike for railing singletrack and blasting up climbs, and is light enough to race without being compromised should the trails take a turn for the roughness. Bolt-on swinging dropouts allow for chain tensioning if you go singlespeed and the no-nonsense spec includes SRAM X.9/X.O and Truvativ Stylo chainset along with Hope disc brakes for reliable stopping”.

read more at…………

http://www.bikemagic.com/gear-news/six-of-the-best-hardtails/7943-3.html#historysub

Let’s face it, bike manufacturers spend fortunes on research and development to create bikes that inspire riders.

So when we hear about some praise from an ordinary ‘man on the mountain’ about our product, with no axe to grind and nothing to gain from saying nice things about our bikes it is music to our ears. (continue reading…)