The Speedfox features a Premium Carbon front triangle mated with a triple-butted aluminium rear end, to deliver a versatile trail bike hungry for singletrack adventures. The trail-tuned 120mm APS suspension keeps you rolling efficiently and chews up chunky terrain standing in your way. There’s a dropper post, Fox Float 34 Rhythm Grip fork and Fox shock with remotes, mixed SRAM X1, NX and SX Eagle drivetrain with Shimano Deore brakes and Alex MD30 rims with 2.35” Maxxis tires.
FEATURES:
-
Big Wheel Concept: Purpose-built 29er geometry and cockpit designs make our 29" bikes nimble, stable, and incredibly efficient.
-
Advanced Pivot System: APS dual-link suspension technology allows you to pedal efficiently, brake hard, and charge rough terrain without compromise.
-
Smart Cable Routing: The semi-integrated cable routing delivers a clean look and easy maintenance.
-
Integrated Protection: Molded downtube and chainstay guards keep your frame safe from impacts in a refined design package.
-
Dropper Post: Choose the perfect riding position for climbs and downhills. The bar-mounted remote lets you drop the post without taking your hands off the grips.
SPECS:
| Frame |
Speedfox Premium Carbon & Aluminium with APS Suspension SyStem, 120mm Travel, Internal Cable Routing, Post Mount Disc, 12x148mm Thru-Axle |
| Fork |
Fox Float 34 Rhythm Grip, Remote, 130mm |
| Rear Shock |
Fox Float DPS Performance Elite, Evol, Remote |
| Rims |
Alex MD30, 30mm Inner Width |
| Hubs |
Shimano HB-MT400-B/FH-MT400-B |
| Tires |
Maxxis Forekaster 29x2.35 TR, EXO |
| Bottom Bracket |
PF92 |
| Crankset |
SRAM X1 Eagle 1000 34T |
| Shifters |
SRAM SX Eagle |
| Rear Derailleur |
SRAM NX Eagle |
| Cassette/Freewheel |
SRAM NX Eagle 11-50T |
| Chain |
SRAM SX Eagle |
| Brakes |
Shimano Deore / Shimano SM-RT54 Rotors (180/180) |
| Handlebars |
BMC MFB02 Alloy 750mm |
| Stem |
BMC MSM01 |
| Seatpost |
X-Fusion Manic Dropper 125/150mm, 31,6mm |
| Saddle |
WTB Silverado Comp |
| Pedals |
Sold separately |
*In the bicycle industry, suppliers and factories sometimes change specs without notice and state that they are "subject to change without notice". This is because bicycles are made from hundreds of parts which come from dozens of vendors. Parts are sometimes updated to the most current production generation/iteration one gets better or more current parts or a comparable part. Product specifications are subject to change without notice.
