Stitched 360: The Stitched 360 is a durable bike with precise handling and exceptional durability. A suspension travel of 100 millimetres and a weight of 12.2 kilograms make the hardtail MTB an all-around dirt jump bike with forgiving frame geometry.

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A dirt jump bike is designed with a focus on jump dynamics and agility, with optimisation for standing riding and achieving the ideal centre of gravity when taking off. Hardtail or Full Suspension? That said, the majority of the time, when the rear suspension was required to support shifts in body weight, whether in a berm or in the upslope of a jump, the support is there to push against. The four-piston brakes, combined with this modern shape, worked well on slow-speed and techy descents, as long as the tyres could keep pace. When temperatures drop below zero, fleece jumpers keep you warm. But fleece doesn't only have an outstanding thermal performance, it also makes the jumper breathable. Therefore, sweat can escape without an uncomfortable feeling, and your body is protected from overheating. Stitched CFR Trial: You value maximum agility, minimal weight, and optimal control for all jumps? With the Canyon Stitched CFR Trial, you'll get a lightweight dirt jump bike designed for the pros.

What dirt jump bikes does Canyon offer?

The Stumpy is very much a classic trail bike. It does everything pretty well – it climbs with the minimum of fuss, covers rolling terrain well enough that I’d happily spin all day on it, and when posed with a technical descent, has enough grunt to get to the bottom without throwing its toys out of the pram. Four-piston brakes are a welcome addition on this very competent descender. Russell Burton / Our Media

Do you love dirt, adrenaline and awesome jumps? With a dirt jump bike from Canyon, you'll be ready for endless thrills and heart-pumping action. What is a dirt jump bike? When you really start to slam it into terrain, or load it up into a berm, you can feel the chassis squirm, and this is more pronounced the heavier you are. Shimano’s mid-range SLX drivetrain and brakes are a solid choice, with a 10-51t cassette, 30t ring and snappy brakes that provide tons of power. It’ll hold speed well, and encourage you to push harder and develop your skills, ensuring it was one of the most relaxed and fun bikes to ride. The T7 rubber helps keep the bike rolling with good efficiency on tarmac and fire-road surfaces, so I rarely found myself cursing up hills.In its low setting, the seat angle on my bike measured up at 77.3 degrees, with my preferred saddle height (S4 bike, 182cm tall, 71cm saddle height). This is pretty steep, certainly in the context of Trail Bike of the Year. As such, saddle position on steep climbs was good. Specialized Stumpjumper Comp descending performance You can call us on a normal working day on 01562 863464 to upgrade to a special before 1.00pm next day delivery if required. There’s a little pedal bob on the Stumpjumper but, overall, it’s a perfectly competent climber. Russell Burton / Our Media Though similar on paper, the Process 134 feels like a more specialised machine. It’s much more sluggish on the climbs, and along flatter terrain than the Stumpy, so riders who like big miles might err towards the Specialized. Pop more pressure in there, and the rear end becomes even more stable under power, however one loses the ground-hugging descending capabilities the Stumpy enjoys.