Eurobike 2016 News

The hottest enduro bikes at Eurobike 2016

09.09.2016
by ENDURO Team


Rocky Mountain Slayer

The Rocky Mountain Slayer is a real treat for the eyes – we’re stoked to see if it’ll ride anywhere near as good as it looks!
The Rocky Mountain Slayer is a real treat for the eyes – we’re stoked to see if it’ll ride anywhere near as good as it looks!

A living legend, the Rocky Mountain Slayer has taken on a brand new guise for the coming season. While the Altitude had to play its cards as both a potent trail bike and enduro whip, the Slayer has cemented its position as out-and-out burly bike capable of tearing down the world’s toughest trails. With 165 mm rear travel and 170 mm at the front, the Slayer only has one ambition: hit those descents with speed. A few months back, we grabbed the chance to get up close with the Slayer on its home turf in Canada.

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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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