Juliana Wilder

It is designed to be a hybrid of both. With its lightweight carbon frame and efficient suspension, it is fast enough for cross-country racing, but the geometry is stable and capable enough for all-day trail riding.

Both frames share the same geometry and stiffness, but the Carbon CC frame uses a higher-grade material that allows for a lighter overall weight. The Carbon C frame is slightly heavier but offers the same ride quality and durability at a more accessible price point.

While 115mm is less travel than a dedicated enduro bike, the suspension kinematics are highly efficient. It provides enough support to handle technical terrain and drops without feeling harsh, though it prioritizes pedaling efficiency and responsiveness over big-hit absorption.

Yes, the Wilder is designed with dual water bottle mounts, which is a significant advantage for long rides where you want to avoid carrying a hydration pack.

Proportional chainstays ensure that the bike's handling characteristics remain consistent across all frame sizes. This means that whether you are on a small or large frame, the bike will feel balanced and predictable in corners and on climbs.

Yes, the Wilder is built exclusively around 29-inch wheels, which helps maintain momentum and rollover capability on rough trails. This wheel size pairs well with the bike's efficient pedaling platform.