Eurobike 2016 News

17 trail bike highlights from EUROBIKE 2016

04.09.2016
by ENDURO Team


Trail bikes are the real heroes of the cycling world, like Olympic decathletes they have to be good at everything. Combining the speed of Usain Bolt with the animal strength of a juiced up Russian Weightlifter. We sniffed out EUROBIKE’s hottest bikes of 2017 to separate the champions from the pretenders.

Bergamont Trailster MGN

Slimmed-down: The carbon frame is 700g lighter than it’s aluminum brother.
Slimmed-down: The carbon frame is 700g lighter than its aluminum brother.

Bergamont have managed to drive down the weight of their Trailster Carbon bike, saving an impressive 700 g when compared with the aluminum version. MGM stands for “Mehr geht nicht!” (German for “More is not possible”), so you should not be surprised to find only the finest parts: SRAM X01-Eagle 12-speed drivetrain, RockShox suspension and DT Swiss wheels finish the impressive package – No wonder the scale stops at only 11.7 kg. | bergamont.com

Bergamont is the first manufacturer to spec the new Manitou dropper post.
Bergamont is the first manufacturer to spec the new Manitou dropper post.
The cables are retained at their entry-point into the frame to avoid any rattling.
The cables are retained at their entry-point into the frame to avoid any rattling.
All dressed up to the nines: The Bergamont Trailster is tarted up like a teenager for her prom night.
All dressed up to the nines: The Bergamont Trailster is tarted up like a teenager for her prom night.

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Table of Contents
  1. Bergamont Trailster
  2. Bold Linkin Trail
  3. Cannondale Habit
  4. Canyon Spectral CF
  5. Devinci Django Carbon
  6. Ghost SL AMR X
  7. Giant Anthem Advanced & Trance Advanced
  8. NICOLAI ION
  9. Norco Torrent FS
  10. Orange Strange
  11. Propain Tyee CF
  12. Rocky Mountain Element
  13. ROSE GRANITE CHIEF
  14. SCOTT Spark Plus
  15. Transition Scout Carbon
  16. Yeti SB5+ & more

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