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Enduro riders are a speedy kind: On the
downhills, they let loose on the brakes, but
still they want to pedal up to the summit
themselves – without unnecessary
weight on their bike or any annoying
bobbing caused by the suspension. A
slightly more upright position is preferred,
and therefore the HORNET's geometry is
slightly shorter than that of cross country oriented
models. Thanks to generous
amounts of travel, even tricky trails can
be mastered without problems. Wide,
yet easy rolling tires and powerful brakes
further enhance these allround bikes'
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Intended use:
tours or shorter rides on technically
demanding trails |
Terrain:
up- and downhill, rough alpine single trails |
Style of riding:
speedy and technically advanced |
Travel:
120 to 140mm (full suspension) |
Priorities from a rider's perspective:
-speed on downhills
-sensitive suspension on both wheels
-bomb-proof equipment off the shelf
-best-possible relation of strength to weight |
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