Duty, Mountain

Mountain

Duty

The Duty arrives as a revival of the traditional All-Mountain segment.

  • Double-thickness 6061 aluminium frame for lightness and stiffness
  • 148mm Boost system
  • RockShox 35 Silver front suspension with 150mm of travel
  • Tapered headset
  • Shimano Deore 1x12-speed groupset
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Duty

The Duty arrives as a revival of the traditional All-Mountain segment. This bike is for those passionate about traditional mountain biking and who want to venture to the extreme with the aspects of a hardtail aluminium bike, or even for those who want to start in the All-Mountain category with a strong, versatile and easy to maintain bike. The rigid frame developed in 6061 aluminium with double thickness, an All-Mountain geometry, a 65-degree head tube angle and a short boost rear axle for stiffness and agility, coupled with a 150mm RockShox front suspension, all put together resulting in a fun bike ready to face various challenges.

Equipped with a 12-speed Shimano Deore groupset, Michelin 2.4 tyres and a Sentec dropper post. Additionally, the frame has a bottle opener to ensure that at the end of the mountain ride you can relax with your friends. With the Duty, you can enjoy the essentials of pure mountain biking again.

Highlights

  • Double-thickness 6061 aluminium frame for lightness and stiffness
  • 148mm Boost system
  • RockShox 35 Silver front suspension with 150mm of travel
  • Tapered headset
  • Shimano Deore 1x12-speed groupset
  • Sentec 29" wheels

The build

Frame
Double-thickness 6061 aluminium, hardtail, 65-degree head tube angle
Suspension (front)
RockShox 35 Silver, 150mm travel
Groupset
Shimano Deore 1x12-speed
Wheels
Sentec 29"
Tyres
Michelin 2.4
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