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160mm of all-mountain travel powered by a Fox Talas RLC fork, RockShox Pearl 3.3 rear shock, and SRAM X.0 drivetrain. Expensive, but worth every penny of it. Features patented Virtual Link suspension.

160mm of smooth, all-mountain travel and with parts like a Fox 32 Float RL fork, RockShox Pearl 3.3 rear shock, SRAM X.9 shifters/derailleur, and Avid Juicy 5 disc brakes, it’s gotta be good. Features patented Virtual Link suspension.

Same great 160mm all-mountain frame as the Werx Xeon and Xeon S, but with a parts package designed to leave your buddies in the dust, and not leave you broke. Manitou, SRAM, Avid, and WTB are just a sampling of names you’ll see on this bike. Features patented Virtual Link suspension.

Patented VL160 frame
160mm rear travel
Manitou Minute Comp TPC fork with 140mm travel
SRAM X.7 shifters and derailleur
WTB Laser Disc Trail rims laced to Shimano M525 hubs
Avid Juicy 3 hydraulic disc brakes with 185mm rotors
Weight: 33.4 lbs
MSRP $2,140.00
Dealer prices may vary based on prep, tax, handling, and/or delivery fees.

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With 160mm of rear wheel travel driven by our patented Virtual Link Suspension system, this is the perfect all-mountain bike for the rider who wants one bike they can “do it all” on. Exceptionally balanced and totally confidence-inspiring, the Xeon laughs at steep climbs and screams down technical descents. While not a bike for the XC racer or the freeride hucker, but it’s great for the rider who does everything in between.

Just because you have less than 2G’s to spend on a bike doesn’t mean you have to compromise on quality or performance. The entry-level Xeon still has the goods without giving you entry-level performance…Manitou Minute Comp fork, RockShox Pearl 3.1 rear shock, and SRAM X.7 shifters and rear derailleur. Hey, if you can’t afford the 7-Series BMW, the 3-Series cars aren’t bad either.