Enduro - Bikometry

RMU Nighttrain: A Ski Brand’s First Enduro Bike Runs Dave Weagle’s Orion Mid-Pivot

Rocky Mountain Underground's first mountain bike pairs Dave Weagle's new Orion mid-pivot suspension and a dual-idler, two-chain drivetrain with 170mm of travel. Full geometry chart, ride analysis,...

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Yeti LT Geometry: The SB160 Successor Ditches Switch Infinity for Sixfinity

The new Yeti LT retires Switch Infinity after 12 years for the six-bar Sixfinity platform. Full geometry chart for all four sizes, size-specific chainstays, adjustable dropouts, and how it compares...

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Nukeproof Tracker FS: World Cup Enduro Geometry for £1,999

Nukeproof cloned the Mega's EWS-winning geometry and suspension kinematics into a £1,999 alloy frame. Full size-by-size geometry chart, ride analysis, and a tall-rider sizing verdict.

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Taken Encounter: Two Patented Suspension Systems, One $2,699 Enduro Frame From Boise

Taken Cycles, a new Boise brand, debuts the Encounter: an aluminum, DH-rated enduro frame stacking Canfield's CBF linkage and a high-pivot i-track idler, with size-specific geometry and $2,699 frame...

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Orbea Rallon 2026 Geometry: One Platform, Two Gravity Bikes

Complete geometry analysis of the 2026 Orbea Rallon, covering both the 170mm enduro and 200mm DH configurations. GravityLink suspension details, flip chip settings, progression tuning, and size...

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Cannondale Bad Habit 2026 Geometry: Enduro Done the Proportional Way

Complete geometry breakdown of the 2026 Cannondale Bad Habit enduro bike. Full size chart, ride characteristics analysis, size-specific kinematics explained, build kit comparison, and tall rider...

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