2016 ENDURO COMP 650B

Nimble, playful, capable—however you want to describe the perfect all mountain bike, the Enduro FSR Comp embodies it. It features a M5 aluminium construction that's built off our 650b Geometry. Along these lines, the frame gets a roomy top tube, the shortest possible chainstays, a low bottom bracket, and a slacker head tube than what's found on the 29er—all to perfectly blend climbing and descending characteristics together. This Enduro also includes plenty of travel, 160mm at the front and 165mm at the rear, in order to increase control over small bumps and big hits alike. At the build kit, we spec'd for reliable performance, including a RockShox Pike RC 650b fork and a custom FOX FLOAT Performance DPS rear shock for a supremely plush suspension setup, a one-by SRAM drivetrain with a wide range of gears, and a Command Post IRcc dropper with up to 10 middle positions. It's agile, capable, and ready for the whole mountain.

• RockShox Pike RC 650b fork features a 15mm Maxle Ultimate thru-axle, compression adjust, and 160mm of plush air-sprung travel to take on big hits and bumpy terrain with supreme confidence and efficiency.

• Command Post IRcc seatpost features up to 125mm of micro-adjust height adjustability for a more customisable position, ultimately resulting in more control and increased handling on both climbs and descents

• 2Bliss 650bx2.3" Butcher Control tire at the front has prominent shoulder knobs that ravenously grip in any condition, while the center tread is low for minimal rolling resistance. Meanwhile, we positioned a 2Bliss 650bx2.3" Purgatory Control at the rear for its aggressive tread and stiff sidewall—ensuring maximum traction through any terrain.

• FOX FLOAT Performance DPS rear shock features AUTOSAG for easy set up and 165mm of travel for plush performance over any type of terrain.

• Command Post IRcc seatpost features up to 125mm of micro-adjust height adjustability for a more customisable position, ultimately resulting in more control and increased handling on both climbs and descents