Eurobike 2016 News

17 trail bike highlights from EUROBIKE 2016

04.09.2016
by ENDURO Team


Orange Strange 135

Although only a prototype, the Orange Strange 135 mm 29er makes a lot of sense in the Orange line up.
Although only a prototype, the Orange Strange 135 mm 29er makes a lot of sense in the Orange line up.

Everyone loves the 110 mm travel Orange Segment 29er, it’s a feral animal of a bike, with an aggressive and lively character that pushes you to go faster and harder over the trail. However, pretty soon the short travel runs out of muscle and you have to reign in the fun. Orange Bikes were displaying a new prototype 29″ bike, named the Orange Strange 135 that pumps the travel up to 135 mm with a 66.5-degree head angle, 74-degree seat angle and 1,199 mm wheelbase (size Large). The angles are not set in stone and Orange are still listening to feedback, but we are pretty certain we will see this bike in production soon. | orangebikes.co.uk

With 135 mm of travel, the Strange 135 is a bike for those looking for a Segment on steroids!
With 135 mm of travel, the Strange 135 is a bike for those looking for a Segment on steroids!
Orange bikes have always championed simple design with refined handling.
Orange bikes have always championed simple design with refined handling.
With 135 mm of travel, the Strange 135 is a bike for those looking for a Segment on steroids!
With 135 mm of travel, the Strange 135 is a bike for those looking for a Segment on steroids!

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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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