A 29″ carbon frame full suspension crosscountry bike with ultra high-end components.

Frame tested by the World Cup races made from the best carbon with a weight of 1717 grams. Shimano XT racing equipment with 1x12 shifting, suspension with Dt Swiss F232 ONE fork with 110 mm travel and DT Swiss R232 ONE rear shock with lockout control from the handlebars take care of the drive.

The XF 29 Issue R features a Race Pro Carbon high-modulus frame and comes loaded with a DT Swiss F232 ONE Fork, DT Swiss R232 ONE Shock, DT Swiss XRC 1501 SPLINE wheels, Shimano 12-Speed XTR drivetrain, and Shimano XTR hydraulic disc brakes and Schwalbe Racing Ray/Ralph 2.25” EVO TLR tyres.

With the TEAM XF 29 Factory Racing the Czechs of Superior want to discard their pure price / performance image. Because the Racefully comes not only particularly chic. With 110 mm …

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We’re taking a deep dive into the Superior Team XF 29—a game-changer in high-performance mountain biking. This bike offers a fantastic mix of speed and stability, making it the ideal partner for tough climbs and thrilling descents.

Bike tested by the World Cup Races. The best carbon frame weighing 1717 grams, Shimano XTR racing gear with 1x12 gears, suspension DT Swiss 110 and 105 mm of travel with lockout control from carbon bars, DT Swiss carbon wheelset, dropper post, Acros headset with BlockLock.

2016年7月25日 · Superior’s new Team XF29 Issue full-suspension delivers a carbon update to their aluminum XF cross-country racer. Sticking with the same 100mm travel platform, the carbon iteration of the bike drops the pivots at the rear end, instead opting for flex in the stays.

A 29″ carbon frame full suspension crosscountry bike with ultra high-end components.

The December 14, 1984, test flight of the X-29—the most aerodynamically unstable aircraft ever built—demonstrated forward-swept wing technology for supersonic fighter aircraft for the first time.