Front travel
100 mm
This value is within the central range for this class.
KHS Tucson
Model year: 2018
MountainCross-country
1 of 2
KHS Tucson
1 of 2
- $2,399
- 100
- 29″
- 1 × 11
- 418%
- Carbon
- Hydraulic disc
Not published by the manufacturer
- Sizes and geometry
Components
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Frame and fork
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Frame
New KHS Full MSD Carbon 29er w/1.5 Taper Headtube, Disc Only, Internal Cable Routing, 12X148 Boost, 27.5 Plus & 29 Plus Compatible
Suspension
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Fork
SR Raidon 32-LOR, 29 Std/27.5 Plus, 100mm Air, Hydraulic Speed Lock-Out w/Ext. Rebound Damping Adj, 1-1/8~ 1.5 Alloy Taper, 15Q x 110 Boost
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Rear shock
None
Drivetrain
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Bottom bracket
PF92
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Cassette
-
Chain
-
Crankset
-
Front derailleur
None
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Rear derailleur
RD-M7000
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Shifters
SL-M7000
Brakes
-
Brake levers
BL-M396
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Brakes
BL-M396
Wheels and tires
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Rims
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Spokes
14G Stainless Black w/Alloy Nipples, 28X28
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Tires
Cockpit and contact points
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Handlebar
Alloy Butted Low Riser, 31.8, 720X12mm
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Headset
C-40-CF
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Pedals
None
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Saddle
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Seatpost
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Stem
Alloy 3D Forged, 4-bolt, 6 Degree, 31.8, M-L: 80mm, XL: 90mm
Specifications
Frame and fork
- Intended fit
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- Unisex
- Frame material
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- Carbon
- Fork material
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- Aluminum
Suspension
- Suspension configuration
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- Hardtail
- Front travel
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- 100 mm
Drivetrain
- Front chainrings
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- 1
- Smallest chainring
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- 32
- Largest chainring
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- 32
- Rear sprockets
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- 11
- Smallest sprocket
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- 11
- Largest sprocket
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- 46
- Lowest gear
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- 20.2 in
- Highest gear
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- 84.4 in
Wheels and brakes
- Wheel configuration
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- Same size
- Brake type
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- Hydraulic disc
Fit and controls
- Seatpost
-
- Rigid seatpost
- Shifting
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- Mechanical
Additional specifications
- Bottom bracket standard
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- BB86/BB92
- Fork spring
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- Air
- Tire width
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- 2.2″
- Wheel material
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- Aluminum
- Wheel size
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- 29″
Technical analysis
How these figures sit among bicycles of the same class and model year. Context, not a ranking.
Lowest gear
20.2 gear inches
This value is above the central range for this class.
Highest gear
84.4 gear inches
This value is within the central range for this class.
Shifting
Mechanical
18 of 787 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
Gearing
This bicycle
- 7.7
- 32.3
Lineup changes
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Changes since 2017
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