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Specifications
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Price
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$4799 |
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Travel |
160mm |
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Rear Shock |
DHX Air |
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Fork |
Lyrik Solo Air 1.5 |
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Headset |
1.5 Cane Creek Double X |
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Cassette |
SRAM PG 980, 11-34 |
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Crankarms |
SLX M660 22/32/44 |
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Bottom Bracket |
Included w/ crankset |
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Rear Derailleur |
SRAM X9 long cage |
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Chain |
SRAM PC 991 |
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Front Derailleur |
Shimano M770A (XT) |
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Shifter Pods |
SRAM X9 triggers |
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Handlebar |
Easton EA 70 lowriser, 31.8, 685mm width |
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Stem |
Syncros AM 1.5 stem |
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Grips |
Lizard Skin lock on |
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Brakes |
Avid Elixir CR Carbon w/ 185mm rotor (f) and 160mm (r) |
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Wheelset |
DT 5.1 rims laced to DT 340 hubs w/DT 14/15 spokes, alloy nipples. |
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Tires |
Kenda Nevegal 2.35 folding |
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Seat |
WTB Pure V Stealth |
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Seatpost |
Thomson |
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Size:
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SM |
M |
L |
XL |
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Frame Weight:
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Bike Weight:
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Headtube Angle:
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67 ° |
67 ° |
67 ° |
67 ° |
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Seattube Angle:
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71.5 ° |
71.5 ° |
71.5 ° |
71.5 ° |
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Headtube Length:
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109.22 mm |
129.54 mm |
129.54 mm |
144.78 mm |
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Chainstay Length:
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441.96 mm |
441.96 mm |
441.96 mm |
441.96 mm |
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BB Height:
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355.6 mm |
355.6 mm |
355.6 mm |
355.6 mm |
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BB Width:
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Seat Post Diameter:
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30.9 " |
30.9 " |
30.9 " |
30.9 " |
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Front Derailleur Width:
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HeadTube Diameter:
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1.125 |
1.125 |
1.125 |
1.125 |
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Top Tube Length:
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553.72 mm |
579.12 mm |
604.52 mm |
629.92 mm |
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WheelBase:
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1 092.2 mm |
1 117.6 mm |
1143 mm |
1 170.94 mm |
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Standover Height:
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718.82 mm |
736.6 mm |
739.14 mm |
739.14 mm |
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