kakaibang mga bundok biseklita...parang di ko sasakyan ang bike na ito...
Here's one of the more 'interesting' products we've seen in a while. This one comes to us from Austria. Would you ride it?
The bike has 180mm travel front and rear, and the fork is integrate into the frame. One of the primary benefits of the design is being able to maintain the headangle throughout the range of travel. The bike has a 29" front wheel and 27.5" out back. The fork and its linkage are made from 7075 aluminum.
Santa Cruz's lady brand, Juliana, gains a lady-spec'd version of the recently launched Bantam. The Juno features 27.5-inch wheels, 125mm travel out back and 130mm up front. The spec list includes a women's specific saddle, smaller diameter bars and grips, and tailor fit wheel/bar/stem/crank size depending on the size purchased. Complete bike weights are as low as 30-pounds for the Primiero model shown here.
Minnaar's V10c was on display, flat rear tire and all.
Stevie Smith took his Devinci Wilson Carbon to another World Cup victory in 2013. Backing up his win in Hafjell, Norway from 2012, Steve didn't let rainy conditions slow him down one bit and rallied his way through the rocks and mud to the top of the podium. Steve's first win of 2013 came in adverse conditions at Mont Sainte Anne earlier this year. Must be somethin' about the wet!
FireEye's new addition to their lineup looks pretty slick. 650bees, 150mm travel, 67.5-degree head angle and all that jazz.
We're not sure how to feel about the e-bike invasion into MTB, but we've got to admit that the rigs are looking more and more well put together. The bike has 180mm of travel front and rear. It's powered by a 250 watt, 36 volt Bosch Drive Unit. Weight is a whopping 48.9-pounds (22.2kg).
The Magix has 155 or 175mm of travel built around a 650B chassis.
This "Hybrid" doesn't use a motor, instead, it has a 29-inch wheel up front and 27.5-inch out back. The Fab. 4 has a 6061-T6 aluminum, powdercoated frame with internal cable routing, Syntace X12 through axle and tapered headtube.Starts at 1499 Euros for the frame and shock.
This new Csepel Woodlands rig looks like it'd be a blast to ride. 150mm travel and 27.5-inch wheels out of Budapest.
Ghost introduced the Riot at Eurobike. A 130mm travel trail bike, it features a brand new suspension system developed in house. The XTR build shown here weighs in at a mere 11.2 kg.
After the SB-66 and the SB-95, Yeti is introducing the SB-75 – a reiteration of the “SuperBike” concept molded around 27.5-inch wheels.
Yeti is also updating its classic 575 frame – from this point on it will be offered in 27.5” only. The frame is still based on the ASR suspension but has been redesigned to accommodate the new wheelsize.
Someone did it. 27.5" front, 26" rear. That's for the medium size. If you bump up to the XL you'll get a 29" front, 27.5" rear. And XS has a 26" front, 24" rear. Interesting...
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