Juliana Wilder

It is designed to bridge the gap between both. While it has the efficiency and lightweight feel of a cross-country race bike, the 120mm of travel and stable geometry make it capable and fun for all-day trail rides.

Size-specific chainstays ensure that the bike's handling remains consistent regardless of the frame size. This means smaller riders get a bike that feels nimble, while taller riders get the stability they need without the bike feeling too twitchy.

Yes, the frame is designed with dual water bottle compatibility, which is a significant advantage for riders who prefer not to wear a hydration pack on long training days or backcountry rides.

For most riders, 120mm is the 'sweet spot' for a versatile bike. It provides enough cushion to handle technical descents and rough roots or rocks confidently, without the extra weight or sluggishness of a longer-travel enduro bike.

Yes, the SDG Tellis dropper post is included as a standard feature, which is essential for quickly adjusting your saddle height on the fly when transitioning from climbing to descending.

The Carbon C frame uses a slightly different carbon layup than the top-tier 'CC' frames. It offers the same stiffness, durability, and ride quality, but with a minor weight penalty that keeps the overall cost more accessible.