Juliana Wilder

It is designed to be a hybrid of both. While it has the efficiency and lightweight frame of a cross-country race bike, its trail-ready geometry and 120mm front travel make it capable and fun for technical trail riding, too.

The 115mm of travel is tuned to be highly efficient for climbing, but it remains composed on descents. It provides enough cushion to smooth out trail chatter and handle moderate technical features without feeling sluggish or overly plush.

Yes, the Wilder includes a dropper post. This is essential for this category of bike, as it allows you to quickly lower your saddle for better maneuverability on technical descents and raise it back up for efficient pedaling.

Yes, the wheels are tubeless-ready. Running them tubeless is highly recommended for this bike, as it allows you to lower your tire pressure for better traction and grip on the trail while reducing the risk of pinch flats.

Yes, the 12-speed 1x drivetrain offers a wide gear range that is specifically designed to handle steep climbs without needing a front derailleur. It simplifies shifting while ensuring you have a low enough gear to keep spinning comfortably on long ascents.