enduro bikes

There is a huge shuttle ebike culture building as gravity riders discover the advantages of them for getting radical, all-day shuttle sessions on the bike.
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The differences between the production bike versus mine is DoubleDown Maxxis tires, and a few more alloy parts, namely Renthal bars and XTR cranks.
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Those brand perceptions are about to change, because Haro is going all in on the high-end performance side of the sport by kicking things off with two all-new 2025 full-suspension models with more to come.
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The frame retains the same design as the carbon version, including the six distinct geometry settings and mixed-wheel compatibility, but sees a major departure with the integration of cable routing for the drivetrain.
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Canyon designed the Spectral:ONfly with one goal in mind: Create a bike that blends the poppy, nimble, and confident handling of the best trail bikes with the extra boost and speed of an e-bike.
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VAL DI FASSA, Italy – September 11, 2024 – Eleven Americans will compete in Val di Fassa, Trentino, Italy this weekend at the 2024 UCI Mountain Bike Enduro & E-Enduro World Championships with riders competing in the Enduro and E-Enduro…
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They take all the good stuff from the beloved Process family – sweet handling, progressive geometry, ripping trail prowess – and amplify those traits with the seamless assist of Shimano’s intuitive, dependable, EP8 motor.
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They have six races scheduled, starting in January and going all the way into November. 
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"E-BIKES OFFER A COOL NEW OUTLET WITHIN CYCLING, WHETHER YOU ARE RECOVERING FROM AN INJURY OR JUST TRYING TO SQUEEZE QUICK RIDES IN AND COVER MORE GROUND. THEY ARE A QUICKLY GROWING CATEGORY IN THE BIKE INDUSTRY AND IT IS COOL TO SEE THAT…
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Aaron Gwin was actually the fastest rider in the second half of the course, but Dooley's faster time in the first half of the course was enough to give Dooley the overall win.
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They wanted the Slash+ to be for the rider who prioritizes descending performance, wants to get more out of their local rowdy descents, and wants a platform that handles more like a non-motorized bike than a typical, cumbersome e-bike.
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The Ride Dynamics team developed the kinematics and dialed in the geo to deliver a snappy, poppy bike that is just as at home on technical singletrack as it is gapping a set of stairs.
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The new Process is the culmination of this evolution; thoughtful execution of purposeful design, bringing the next generation of riders the perfect tool to reach new heights.
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CHARRE PUTS TOGETHER A NEAR-PERFECT PERFORMANCE WHILE RUDE SHOWS HIS EXPERIENCE TO EDGE OUT RUDEAU AT THE UCI ENDURO WORLD CUP IN COMBLOUX, HAUTE-SAVOIE…
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Flight Attendant’s updated algorithm now uses new data sources that give the system a broader, more complete picture to personalize your ride experience.
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Kona’s Process X platform gained a wide following as a hard-hitting and durable long-travel platform, but there was still a die-hard group who wanted an alloy version with the same capabilities.
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Overall, the balanced feel and simplicity of the La Sal Peak, along with the excellent price point of the Comp Shimano build, make this a hard-hitting and versatile enduro bike that can handle a wide range of trails and terrain.
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Rear travel jumps up to 150mm for extra flat landing assistance, plus the shorter chainstays of 432mm (size S-L) and 437mm (XL-XXL) promote agility and slashing corners.
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These are not just warmed-over versions of the previous models but all-new bikes built upon our most advanced, most adjustable frames to date, creating some of the best enduro mountain bikes on the market.
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Our feelings about the Gen 6 Slash may be mixed, but the good outweighs the bad, and we were able to get past the inconveniences.
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The SB160 really comes alive when thrown into the gnarly stuff and holds lines with the best of them.
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This is a true enduro bike that has proven to be good enough for multiple top-10 placements in the Enduro World Cups under riders like Raphaela Richter and Zakarias Johansen.
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The 2024 SB165 sees several updates but one thing that hasn’t changed is its appetite for gravity and the steeper side of riding.
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It still has 160mm of rear travel and a 170mm fork, but the rear shock is now located low in the frame and utilizes Rocky Mountain’s revitalized LC2R (Low Center Counter Rotating) suspension design, first introduced on the 2006 Slayer and…
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Dreadnought is a carefully concocted blend of Supernought speed and stability mixed with Druid's agility and pop, delivering a bike that might have you reconsidering wearing a full-face helmet full-time.
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Integrating Shimano's EP801 drive system and a proprietary 626 Wh battery, Propain claims that the Sresh can be built up with a weight of just under 21 kg.
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Both the new Sight and Optic are able to be ridden with either dual 29" wheels or in a mixed-wheel setup through the utilization of Norco's Missing Link and lower shock mount kit that lets you swap rear wheel sizes without affecting the…
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The new Chilcotin, like Knolly's other sixth-generation bikes, now has a straight top tube design to improve the standover and allow the bike to fit a wider range of rider sizes, and Knolly has added a Small size frame.
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