First Look | Ghost FRAMR, SLAMR X, SLAMR und Asket

Ghost Bikes used the Eurobike Media Days to present a new product lineup that includes three new full suspension models and one new trail-hardtail. All new bikes come with a modern geometry and will be availailable in carbon and aluminium.
Ghost FRAMR
As the most downhill-oriented bike, the FRAMR sports 160 mm travel in the front and rear. The bike will be available in five sizes (XS, S, M, L, XL) and four equipment options. For the two most expensive equipment options, the main frame is carbon.


The Ghost FRAMR, SLAMR X, and SLAMR all share the same main frame. The change in rear travel is achieved through a changeable shock shock mount and different shock lengths. The ISCG- and FD-Mounts are removable as well, which makes for a variable frame.


The AMR frame uses a classic FSR suspension design to establish an easy-to-maintain and reliable platform. The bikes will be offered for a lower price than the (already released) Ghost Riot and is aimed at beginners and riders that are not looking to shave off the seconds at race tracks.

All equipment options of the FRAMR come with forks with 34/35 mm-stanchions, air shocks with reservoir and a 1x-drivetrain. The rims have an inner diameter of 30mm to secure good performance with wide tyres.
Ghost SLAMR X
The SLAMR X sits in the middle of the new AMR-lineup and comes with 145mm travel in the back and 150mm in the front. Just like the FRAMR, the SLAMR X will be available in five sizes and four specs, two of which come with a carbon mainframe.
<img src="https://enduro-mtb.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Ghost-Bikes-2016-First-Look-235-von-46-780×520.jpg" alt="Das Ghost SL AMR X sitzt federwegstechnisch in der Mitte der neue AMR-Reihe." width="780" height="520" class="size-medium wp-image-97676" /The Ghost SLAMR X is, suspension wise, the middle child of the new AMR-lineup.
Like the FRAMR, the SLAMR X is spec’d with 34/35mm-diameter-forks with travel adjustment. Fittingly, the two aluminium-versions will come with 2x-drivetrain to turn the bike into a real allrounder.

Ghost SLAMR
With 130 mm in the front and the rear, the SLAMR is the bikes with the shortest travel of the new AMR-line. It is aimed at classic trailriding and comes in eight specs, five of which sport the carbon mainframe.


With 130 mm of travel, the SLAMR comes with 32mm forks and air shocks without reservoir. Also, all models except the top model come with a 2x-drivetrain. What they all have in common are the rims with 25 mm inner diameter.


Ghost Asket
The Ghost Asket is a fun-oriented trail-hardtail with 27.5” wheels and is completely new in the lineup from Ghost. It comes with a short stem, wide bars and an internally routed dropper post. The bike will be available in five sizes (XS, S, M, L, XL) and four specs.


The fork comes with 130 mm of travel, while the chainstays measure 423 mm and the headangle is 68° – a geometry that promises a fun and agile ride.


According to Ghost, all bikes should be available in fall this year.
More information at ghost-bikes.com.
Words: Martin Stöckl Pictures: Christoph Bayer
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