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Chromag has released the Reazon, a versatile all-mountain full suspension bike designed for efficiency, confidence, and fun on diverse terrains, featuring 135mm rear travel, updated geometry, and durable components, aimed at riders tackling long, technical rides.
Chromag surprises with their full suspension lineup, including the Lowdown, a bike built for serious terrain and hard riding. With a steel front triangle and aluminum rear, the Lowdown features 158mm of rear wheel travel and a 170mm fork. Its geometry is progressive yet sensible, with extreme reach numbers. The bike climbs well and handles speed and steeps comfortably, but struggles in slower speed technical terrain. Despite being heavy, the Lowdown offers a comfortable and predictable ride, making it a great choice for gnarly lines.
Ibis has released its latest full-suspension bike, the Mojo HD6, which features a mixed-wheel platform, 165mm of rear travel, and a brand-new frame profile. The bike has new suspension kinematics with less shock damping, improved traction, and compatibility with all coil shocks. The frame design has straighter, sharper lines, and a 34.9mm seat tube diameter to fit more robust dropper posts. The bike comes in five sizes, and pricing starts at $3,899 for a frame-only option.