Eurobike 2016 News

The hottest enduro bikes at Eurobike 2016

09.09.2016
by ENDURO Team


While EUROBIKE is filled with wacky new products – some bordering on genius, others as mad as a bag of cats – the reason we are really here is to see sexy, new enduro bikes. We stalked the halls to bring you 11 of the most beautiful new bikes about to hit the market – so beautiful, in fact, that some of our editors are still inside stroking them.

Pivot Firebird

One to throw down trails: Taking cues from the Phoenix downhill bike, the Pivot Firebird looks like the ultimate weapon for gnar.
One to throw down trails: Taking cues from the Phoenix downhill bike, the Pivot Firebird looks like the ultimate weapon for gnar.

The Firebird represents Pivot’s uncompromising enduro rig with 170 mm of travel. Its long reach and 65° head angle are primed for smoothness and stability on high-speed trails, leaving it ultra equipped for the gnarliest terrain. Then say hello to its DW-link rear end, which is a virtual guarantee for a decent pedal on the climbs. Could this be the ultimate bike for tough-as-nails enduro races? We recently got better acquainted with the Firebird on a deeper level.

For more information visit pivotcycles.com

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Table of Contents
  1. Pivot Firebird
  2. Rocky Mountain Slayer
  3. NICOLAI ARGON-GLF
  4. Liteville 601 MK 4
  5. Zerode Taniwha
  6. Hope HB.211
  7. MERIDA ONE-SIXTY
  8. Liv Hail Advanced
  9. Pole EVOLINK 140
  10. Propain Spindrift
  11. Santa Cruz Bronson CC & more

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