Specification

Frame	FORM™ C13 Hi Mod Carbon Smoothwall Monocoque. ABC™ Pivots. Tapered Head Tube. Press Fit BB. Internal Cable Routing. ISCG05 Tabs. Adjustable StraightUp™ Geometry + Suspension Rate
Fork	Fox 34 Float 150 Kashima FIT CTD 650b
Front Travel	150mm. FIT Damper / Rebound / Climb (Lockout) - Trail (3 Position Compression) - Descend (Open) Settings / 15mm Axle / Tapered Steerer / Kashima Coating
Rear Shock	Fox Float Remote Kashima CTD Custom Trail Valved
Rear Travel	SmoothLink™ Design 150mm. Rebound / Remote Climb (X-Firm ProPedal) - Trail (ProPedal) - Descend (Open) Settings / Kashima Coating / Adjustable Suspension Rate
Head Set	Cane Creek Forty Series: IS42mm Top / 52mm Bottom Tapered
Stem	Race Face Turbine CNC 6° x 60-70mm
Handlebar	Race Face SixC Carbon 3/4 Rise Ø31.8mm x 725mm x 9° Sweep
Brakes	Avid Elixir X0 Hydraulic Disc 180mm
Brake Levers	Avid Elixir X0 Trail MatchMaker X
Shifters	Sram X0 Matchmaker X Triggers 2x10spd
Gearing (FR)	Sram X0 S3 Direct Mount 2x10spd
Gearing (RR)	Sram X0 Type2 All Mountain 10spd
Cranks & Chainrings	Sram S2210 Carbon 170-175mm 36/24T 10spd
Bottom Bracket	Sram Press Fit GXP
Pedals	N/A
Hubs (FR)	DT Swiss M 1.4 Straight Pull 15mm Axle
Hubs (RR)	DT Swiss M 1.4 Straight Pull / Star Ratchet Freehub / 12 x 142mm
Cassette	Sram XG-1080 11-36T 10spd
Chain	Sram PC-1091 10spd
Spokes	DT Swiss Competition
Rims	DT Swiss X 1.4 Tubeless Compatible
Tires (RR/FR)	Schwalbe Nobby Nic Folding Tubeless Ready 650b x 2.35
Seat Post	RockShox Reverb Stealth 30.9mm x 380-420mm
Saddle	fi'zi:k Tundra 2

Geometry

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL
Head Length
Head Angle	66.6° - 68.3°	66.6° - 68.3°	66.6° - 68.3°	66.6° - 68.3°	66.6° - 68.3°
Seat Angle	73.6° - 75.3°	73.6° - 75.3°	73.6° - 75.3°	73.6° - 75.3°	73.6° - 75.3°
Seat Tube length	381	419	457	483	521
Horiz. Toptube Length	540	565	585	605	630
Headtube Length	100	110	120	130	145
Chainstay Length	428	428	428	428	428
BB Drop	-10 to +10	-10 to +10	-10 to +10	-10 to +10	-10 to +10
Wheelbase	1095	1120	1142	1163	1189
Front-Centre
Standover Height	734	734	734	734	734
Fork Rake
Seat Tube (center-center)

RIDE-9

RIDE-9
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Riders come in all sizes and ability levels, and the terrain they ride varies. Our patent pending new RIDE-9 System enables the rider to customize geometry and suspension rate to their riding style and weight, so they can truly Love the Ride.

Nine possible geometry and suspension rate configurations are possible thanks to two interlocking inserts. By having two nested shock mounts, we have a much greater range of adjustability. Rotating these pieces manipulates the position of the rear shock affecting the head angle, seat angle, and bottom bracket drop of the bike, as well as the force required to bottom out the suspension.

The dual rotating inserts allow for nine different positions. By moving the shock forward, the geometry slackens and the suspension rate becomes more progressive, giving greater bottom out resistance for aggressive downhill trail riding. When you move the shock backwards, the geometry becomes quicker and the suspension more supple, for ripping around on technical singletrack and better climbing traction.

When you move the shock upwards, it requires a higher air pressure to support the rider at sag. This is beneficial to lighter riders, allowing them to run “in the sweet spot” of the shock, and not wind up with an under pressurized shock, which feels overly harsh. Conversely, when you move the shock downwards, a heavier rider won’t need as much air pressure, increasing shock and seal durability, and keeps the damping range usable.

ABC Pivots

Our patent pending Angular Bushing Concept™ (ABC) pivots represent a paradigm shift in high performance suspension linkage in the most literal sense. ABC ™ pivots consist of an angular contact polymer bushing which rotates on a tapered alloy pivot. By carefully controlling the tolerance of these pieces, we are able to specify a torque value on the pivot and can eliminate binding, which has been, until now, impossible. The more you tighten a typical bushing system, the more the pivot will bind. Not so with ABC™ Pivots.

And get this; they’re lighter, more durable, and laterally stiffer than a cartridge bearing. On element we saved 120 grams by switching to ABC™ pivots while increasing rear end pivot stiffness by 105 percent. Yes, you read that correctly; ABC™ pivots are 105% stiffer than a sealed cartridge bearing.

Plus, they need almost no maintenance– just clean the contact surfaces from time to time.

Our patent pending Angular Bushing Concept™ pivots are 20 grams lighter (per pivot) and 105% stiffer than sealed cartridge bearings. They’re more durable too.

ABC™ Pivot Technology

STRAIGHT UP

We’ve got your back. With a first of its kind 76-degree seat angle, you’re in a position to defy gravity at every technical uphill climb. The Straight up geometry and its bio-mechanically correct seat position allows for maximum horsepower. Not only will you get an efficient ride, it’ll save your lower back and limits pressure on your “sensitive areas”... if you catch our drift.

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SmoothLink Suspension

Our groundbreaking SmoothLink suspension features minimal pedal feedback so you get a smoother pedal stroke, especially on uphill climbs. How does it work? By placing the rear pivot above the rear hub axle, we keep the average chain torque line parallel to lower link (the line between main pivot and rear pivot), we eliminate pedal bob.