Eurobike 2017 News

Trail & Enduro Bike Highlights from EUROBIKE 2017

08.09.2017
by ENDURO Team
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Nicolai ION-G15

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Nicolai doesn’t seem to rest, with the ION-G15 they introduce their latest bike with radical geolution geometry.
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The rear has 145 mm of travel supplied by a FOX X2 shock and should easily be able to iron out most trails.
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Typical Nicolai: The welding proudly displayed.

Since the introduction of their radical geolution geometry, Nicolai has really come up on the radar, but it left a gap in their range. With the ION-G15, Nicolai now presents a long travel 29er trail bike with the notorious geometry concept. On paper this means a 64° head angle, 76.7° seat tube angle and 515 mm reach size L. The ION-G15 comes with 145 mm of travel in the rear, paired with a 150 mm fork.

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A picture says more than 1000 words: The Nicolai ION-G15 is full of lovingly crafted details.
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In addition to the frameset, the Nicolai ION-G15 will also be available as a complete bike. For 6,499 €, you get FOX Factory suspension, SRAM 11-speed drivetrain, DT Swiss EX 1501 wheels and Hope componentry everywhere else. The bike is available immediately, and we can hardly wait to take it for a spin.

For more information head to nicolai-bicycles.com

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  1. Rocky Mountain
  2. Yeti
  3. Orange
  4. DMR
  5. Pipedream
  6. Nicolai
  7. Liteville
  8. Portus
  9. KTM
  10. NS Bikes
  11. Pivot
  12. Bionicon
  13. Saracen
  14. Polygon
  15. Transition

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