Parts found in a manufacturer catalog show their brand, model and key numbers, and the steps show how precisely they are identified: brand, series, model, or the exact product. The info button has every detail and the text the manufacturer published.
Height ranges are reported by the manufacturer. A matching range is a starting point, not a guarantee of fit. Your proportions and bike setup also matter.
Reach is the horizontal distance from the bottom bracket to the top of the head tube; stack is the vertical distance.
Positive values mean more reach or stack than the reference size; zero means the same measurement. Missing values are not estimated.
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SizeReported by the manufacturer
150160170180190
Geometry not published
The manufacturer lists these sizes without frame measurements, so there is no drawing or geometry table.
Specifications
Frame and fork
Intended fit
Unisex
Frame material
Aluminum
Suspension
Suspension configuration
Hardtail
Front travel
130 mm
Drivetrain
Derived by Bikelake
Front chainrings
1
Smallest chainring
38
Largest chainring
38
Wheels and brakes
Wheel configuration
Same size
Brake type
Hydraulic disc
Fit and controls
Seatpost
Dropper seatpost
Shifting
Mechanical
Electric system
Battery capacity
800 Wh
Additional specifications
Battery
Bosch PowerTube 800Wh 36V 22.2 Ah
Fork spring
Air
Tire width
2.4″
Wheel material
Aluminum
Wheel size
29″
Technical analysis
2 measures
How these figures sit among bicycles of the same class and model year. Context, not a ranking.
Front travel
How we calculated this
Observed range: 110 mm to 170 mm. Median: 130 mm.
130mm
This value is within the central range for this class.
120 mmTypical range150 mm
Cohort
Mountain / Trail
Model year: 2026
Sample
1,644 bicycles with this information
Coverage
96.3% of the class
Shifting
How we calculated this
This analysis describes frequency, not preference.
Mechanical
389 of 1,706 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.