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1 / 4Lightweight aluminium hardtail with Manitou fork and Shimano 1x12 drivetrain – perfect for racing or exploring off-road trails.
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Quality aluminium hardtail with triple butted and hydroformed tubing. The BIG.NINE 600 is a lightweight and race eager aluminium hardtail that is ready for your next off-road adventure. Paired with a 100 mm air suspension fork from Manitou, a 11-speed drivetrain from Shimano and powerful Shimano hydraulic brakes, the 600 combines comfort, smoothness and control.
Mountain biking is one of the most varied cycling disciplines and probably the most demanding when it comes to equipment. While full suspension bikes offer amazing riding characteristics, the classic hardtail remains one of the purest tools for the job. Our 29er wheel equipped BIG.NINE range comes in carbon and aluminium and features multiple geometry options. The carbon and LITE framed BIG.NINE, with its racing geometry, is an ideal companion on XC and marathon race tracks whilst the more relaxed geometry of the BIG.NINE TFS and SPEED offers a more comfortable, upright riding position. Our classic hardtails are the backbone of our range and showcase the enormous wealth of experience and knowledge we could gain in almost half a century of bike production and manufacturing.
Triple butted smooth welded lightweight aluminium frame with 29er wheels
Manitou Markhor 100 mm travel suspension fork with remote lockout
Dropper post ready frame
XC and marathon focused geometry
Shimano XT/Deore 12-speed drivetrain and hydraulic disc brakes
SMART ENTRY internal cable routing
Cables connect your handlebar controls to vital components like gears and brakes, but there's no need for them to get in your way. With Internal Cable Routing we've reduced clutter and maintenance by running cables through the frame, keeping them out of the way of dust and water contamination – or damage from abrasion – as well as cleaning up your bike's appearance.
Smooth Welding isn't easy, but worthwhile things usually aren't. It has two advantages. First, and most obviously, it looks great: one tube seems to almost flow into the other. Second, and at least as importantly, it helps to minimise load peaks on welded areas for better frame strength and durability.