Eurobike 2016 News

The hottest enduro bikes at Eurobike 2016

09.09.2016
by ENDURO Team


Propain Spindrift

The Spindrift is immediately recognizable as a Propain.
The Spindrift is immediately recognizable as a Propain.

Super enduro? Park enduro? A touring free rider? The industry will never tire of new terms. But for Propain, there’s only one word for it: Spindrift! The brand finally lifted the curtain on their latest model at the aptly chosen Glemmride festival in Saalbach. Despite having a plush 180 mm of travel, its super effective Pro10 rear end and massive gear range of the 1×12 drivetrain, the Spindrift promises to be a strong climber regardless. In true Propain style, this bike won’t set you back too much, with the entry-level model retailing at € 2,399. Shown above is the top-of-the-range Race for € 3,999.

For more information visit propain-bikes.com

Propain have dubbed their own rear end as the Pro 10 with its floating pivot rear shock.
Propain have dubbed their own rear end as the Pro 10 with its floating pivot rear shock.
Maximal stopping power – the MAGURA MT7 dishes up insane braking power.
Maximal stopping power – the MAGURA MT7 dishes up insane braking power.

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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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