Full Suspension Mountain Bikes

Master the Trail with Professional Full Suspension Mountain Bikes

When the terrain turns technical, a full suspension mountain bike (often called "full squish") is the ultimate tool for maintaining speed, traction, and control. Unlike a hardtail, a full suspension bike utilizes a rear shock and a complex system of linkages to keep the rear tire glued to the trail. This isn't just about comfort: it is about suspension kinematics. By allowing the rear wheel to track over roots and rock gardens, the bike minimizes momentum loss, allowing you to carry more speed through sections that would bounce a lesser bike off-line.

Decoding Suspension Travel: Trail vs. Enduro

Choosing the right amount of rear wheel travel is essential to your riding experience. Modern designs focus on balancing anti-squat (to prevent pedaling bob) with small-bump sensitivity:

• Short-Travel (120mm - 130mm): Often categorized as "Downcountry" or aggressive XC bikes, these are built for efficiency and climbing prowess without sacrificing the safety net of a rear shock.
• Mid-Travel Trail Bikes (140mm - 150mm): The versatile "quiver killers." These bikes feature balanced geometry, making them nimble enough for all-day epics but capable enough for technical descents.
• Long-Travel Enduro Bikes (160mm - 180mm): Engineered for the steepest, rowdiest terrain. These bikes feature slack head tube angles and progressive leverage curves designed to handle the biggest hits with ease.

Premium Components and Precision Tuning

A world-class frame deserves world-class dampening. Our collection features industry-leading suspension components with adjustable high and low-speed compression to fine-tune your ride to your specific weight and style. Whether you are looking for a lightweight carbon fiber race machine or a bombproof alloy park bike, every full suspension bike we sell is built to handle the rigors of the trail. Explore our range and discover how modern linkage designs can transform your confidence on the dirt.

Need to dial in your setup? Don't forget to check out our shock pumps or speak with our service team about a custom suspension tune.