Eurobike 2016 News

17 trail bike highlights from EUROBIKE 2016

04.09.2016
by ENDURO Team


Norco Torrent FS 7.1

FBlack is the new black - the new Norco Torrent looks bad-ass!
Black is the new black – the new Norco Torrent looks bad-ass!

For the 2017 season, Norco expands their range with their first full-suspension 27.5+ bike, the Torrent FS. Featuring an aggressive geometry, 130 mm travel in the rear and 2.8” wide tires – it’s made to roll over everything you throw at it downhill while bringing massive traction to the climbs. The bike will be available in two different build kits, starting at € 2,599. The pictured high-end model has DVO suspension, a SRAM GX drivetrain and Spank wheels and costs € 3,599 – a great deal! | norco.com

The DVO Diamond rocks the Boost standard, delivering 140 mm of travel for the Norco.
The DVO Diamond rocks the Boost standard, delivering 140 mm of travel for the Norco.
Not a common view: the DVO topaz T3 Air rear shock is a welcome diversion from the usual suspects.
Not a common view: the DVO topaz T3 Air rear shock is a welcome diversion from the usual suspects.
Featuring a classic 4-pivot design, the Norco Torrent claims to rip the trails, without being inefficient on the climbs.
Featuring a classic 4-pivot design, the Norco Torrent claims to rip the trails, without being inefficient on the climbs.

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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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