Juliana Wilder

Because of its shorter 115mm rear travel and efficient carbon frame, the Wilder is significantly more responsive under power than a typical enduro bike. It resists pedal bob well, making it an excellent climber on technical terrain where you need to maintain traction without sacrificing speed.

Yes, the wireless system is fully sealed and designed to handle harsh trail conditions without issue. It eliminates the need for cable maintenance and provides consistent, crisp shifts even when your drivetrain is covered in mud.

Absolutely. The geometry is designed for agility and comfort, and the inclusion of a dropper post makes it easy to adjust your position on the fly. It strikes a great balance between being light enough for long climbs and stable enough for fast, flowing descents.

Yes, the wheels are tubeless-ready out of the box. We highly recommend making the switch, as it allows you to run lower tire pressures for better grip and significantly reduces the risk of pinch flats on rocky trails.

While it isn't a dedicated downhill bike, the 120mm air fork is tuned to be progressive, meaning it handles small trail chatter well while ramping up support to prevent bottoming out on bigger hits. It is perfectly suited for fast, technical trail riding.