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link to Specialized Epic 9 2026 Geometry: The Lightest Full Suspension XC Frame Ever Made

Specialized Epic 9 2026 Geometry: The Lightest Full Suspension XC Frame Ever Made

The Specialized Epic 9 2026 delivers the lightest full suspension XC frame ever at 1,589 grams. Full geometry chart, ride characteristics analysis, size recommendations, and comparison to the Epic 8...

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Specialized Epic 8 2026 Geometry

Overview The 2026 Specialized Epic 8 is a cross-country and short-travel trail bike that blurs the line between XC race machine and capable trail bike. With 120mm of rear travel and a 120mm fork,...

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link to Giant Anthem 2026 Geometry

Giant Anthem 2026 Geometry

Overview The 2026 Giant Anthem Advanced SL is Giant's premier XC race bike, built around an Advanced SL-grade composite frame — the lightest carbon in Giant's lineup. With 120mm of FlexPoint Pro...

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link to Giant Anthem X 2026 Geometry

Giant Anthem X 2026 Geometry

Overview The 2026 Giant Anthem X Advanced SL slots between the Anthem SL and the Trance as Giant's short-travel trail bike. With 120mm of FlexPoint Pro rear suspension and a longer 130mm fork, the...

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link to Specialized Epic 8 EVO 2026 Geometry

Specialized Epic 8 EVO 2026 Geometry

Overview The Specialized Epic 8 EVO is the downcountry version of the Epic platform — running 130mm of front travel and 120mm of rear travel versus the standard Epic 8's 110mm/120mm. The EVO...

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link to Trek Top Fuel 2026 Geometry

Trek Top Fuel 2026 Geometry

Overview The 2026 Trek Top Fuel Gen 4 is Trek's lightweight, short-travel trail bike designed to hammer climbs and rip descents with equal enthusiasm. With 130mm of front travel and 120mm in the...

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