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The hottest enduro bikes at Eurobike 2016

09.09.2016

by ENDURO Team

Hope HB.211

The Hope HB.211 has been manufactured in-house at Hope Technology’s factory in Barnoldswick, UK.

With only 10 bikes in existence currently being ridden hard by the Hope Technology staff, the Hope HB.211 must be one of the rarest bikes at the show. We first showed you the bike in April. The 160 mm bike was built as a design exercise by engineers freed from the confines of existing standards; as such, the bike features a 17 mm rear axle and a radially mounted disk brake. Manufactured in-house in the UK, Hope are yet to confirm if this bike will ever see full production, but with Hope showing increasing interest in the black magic of carbon fibre, who knows! All we can do is watch this space.

For more information visit hopetech.com

This bike is currently being raced and ridden hard by the Hope Technology team, but will we see it hit the showrooms?

Hope went against the trend of a plain unidirectional carbon finish, instead opting for the ‘kardashian’ carbon weave finish.

We waited a long time for the cranks, how long will we have to wait for the HB.211?

With a 17 mm rear axle, Hope Technology refuse to be confined by current standards.

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