Video: 2016 Kellys Downhill and Enduro Bikes

2016 is a very special season for Kellys Bicycle Company because of its 25th anniversary. That’s why Kellys is introducing a unique 2016 collection with extended categories, brand new models and smart accessories! Year 2016 belongs to two absolutely new bikes – tough downhill fighter Noid and performance 650B carbon hardtail Hacker. For 2016 season the successful carbon 29er – Stage, comes with revised specs and new graphics. Kellys is also proud to introduce its first bicycle helmet with MIPS technology – Razor. Brand new collection had successful premiere at The 2015 EUROBIKE Global Show and met great interest and positive feedback.



Noid
Noid is the toughest player in Kellys bicycle line. Kellys engineers in cooperation with professional riders create the ultimate downhill machine with up-to-date geometry and suspension system with 200 millimetres of plush stroke. In addition to top-of-a-line components it gives Noid the best possible performance which is essential on the most demanding downhill tracks and bikeparks. Both stiff and sensitive Rock Shox Boxxer fork allows to achieve a grip and control on an unprecedented level. Virtual pivot rear end with 12x150 thru axle gives precision and stability especially on steepest descents. Thanks to Rock Shox damper with Rapid Recovery system (Noid 90) the rear wheel is virtually glued to the ground and always ready to utilize its 200 millimetres of fully controlled stroke. Noid comes in two specs: Noid 90 and 70. Top model comes with RS Boxxer Team fork with coil spring and Charger Damper with Rapid Recovery system and Vivid R2C damper on the rear, and Shimano Saint drivetrain and brakes for best performance and durability. Noid 70 is equipped with RS Boxxer RC witch Motion Control damping system and Cage RS coil damper. Shimano Zee drivetrain and SLX brakes with 203-millimetres rotors create a mixture of high performance and affordable price.



Hacker
For 2016 season Kellys introduces new Hacker – 650B performance hardtail with brand new frame and revised specs. Thanks to military-grade Kellys iCAD carbon fibre and modern moulding methods Hacker becomes one of the lightest and stiffest hardtails on the market. Shortened rear triangle for unprecedented manoeuvrability in tight corners significantly improves power transfer from the crank to the rear wheel. Expansion of the front triangle allows to increase the wheelbase for the best stability at high speeds and on steep descents. Full internal wiring gives the new Hacker clean look and improves cables durability and shifting quality. The frame is also Shimano Di2-ready and utilise derailleur direct mounting and Press-Fit BB. Thanks to front 15QR and rear 12x142 axles Hacker is really tough and precise – especially at high speeds. The new Hacker comes in four specs. The top-of-a-line Hacker 90 is equipped with Shimano XTR 1x11 drivetrain and brakes (also available with Di2), Fox Float 32 with Cashima Coat and Crankbrothers Cobalt 2 wheelset.
29ers




For 2016 season Kellys extended 29ers line with new specs of successful carbon hardtail – Stage, and brand new aluminium alloy frame for TNT. Stage comes with four different specs with 2016 Shimano XT 1x11 drivetrain and Fox Float 32 fork on the top and Shimano SLX and RS Recon on the bottom of the line. New TNT comes with new frame witch modern geometry and new specs.


Razor with MIPS
Razor is a first Kellys’ lightweight enduro helmet with MIPS brain protection system. Thanks to the low friction layer placed between the shell and the liner, new Razor reduces strains dangerous to the brain during angled impacts – the most common in mountain biking. Extended rear part and durable visor are essential for best protection and safety. Multi-directional size adjustment system and two shell sizes allow to perfectly fit Razor and stay on trail longer without any discomfort. New helmet comes with 6 shell and 8 visor colours which makes 48 combinations, because safe and comfortable helmet is also a matter of style.


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Photos by staronphoto.com

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