Rail29 in Flow State color scheme
Revel Bikes
Rail29
Revel has spent years designing, testing, riding, and refining this long-travel, high-speed machine… and with the latest updates, it shows and shines. The updated Rail29 brings together Revel’s years of high-performance engineering with their fanatical commitment to perfect the details to create a hard-charging yet uniquely nimble platform. Revel brought simplicity to this update without needing major platform and geometry changes: more travel, colors, and fun. Now spec’d with a 170 fork, this bike is ready for anything you got.
Rascal in Pinot Gnar color scheme
Rascal
The new Rascal redefines confidence and versatility and is engineered for speed and agility, thriving on any single track ahead. This mischievous marvel rocks 130mm of rear travel, is eloquently balanced with a perfect 140mm fork up front, and is future-proofed with UDH compatibilities. The soul of the Rascal comes to life as the CBF suspension engages with our modern geometry and the same perfected kinematics. With an all-new carbon layup, this bike is a fast, mighty, capable mountain and ready to slash any berm, drop any rock, climb any peak, and shred any descent. Want to learn more? Check out our FAQ or contact us directly!
Mondraker
Raze Carbon RR SL
Mondraker is celebrating its arrival in the USA by giving away one of our most popular bikes—the Raze Carbon RR SL—dressed up in glorious red, white, and blue to honor the roots of mountain biking in America! This special bike, created in our “Blue Lab” custom paint and development facility in Elche, Spain, is one of only three “Unlimited USA” Raze models in existence. Mondraker Factory Racing’s two American riders, Dakotah Norton and Ryan Pinkerton, are racing the other two bikes in the Dual Slalom during Sea Otter.
The Raze’s carbon frame is designed around 29” wheels, with 150mm front and 130mm rear travel utilizing Mondraker’s Stealth Air full carbon construction and featuring the acclaimed Zero Suspension System. The bike’s high-performance ride is supported by a Fox 36 Float GRIP2 Factory Kashima EVOL LV Performance fork and Fox Float DPS Factory Kashima Performance rear shock for smooth, controlled ride characteristics, with Mavic Crossmax Carbon XL R wheels, SRAM drivetrain, and SRAM 4-piston G2 brakes for fast, confident riding across a wide range of terrain and trail conditions.
Ripley in Bad Apple color scheme
Ibis Cycles
Ripley
The Ibis Ripley is our snappy, flickable, playful, fast, lightweight, and versatile 29” trail bike.
Its combination of modern geometry, a stiff, lightweight carbon chassis, and 120mm of ultra-efficient dw-link travel means it’s equally happy popping off bonus lines as it is crushing all-day epics.
HD6 in Lavender Haze color scheme
HD6
The HD6 is the evolution of one of the most successful enduro bikes in history. Designed with input from our Enduro World Cup team and building upon our award-winning Ripmo and HD lines, the HD6 features increased travel, a completely redesigned suspension layout, and mixed wheels.
Van Rysel
GRVL 900 Ti
The Decathlon‘s Van Rysel GRVL 900 Ti is a titanium gravel bike from Decathlon’s Van Rysel brand. It features a Dedacciai titanium frame and a carbon fork, making it a high-quality and durable option for gravel riding. The bike is equipped with Shimano GRX 600 groupset and Fulcrum RR900 wheels, providing a smooth and responsive ride.
One of the standout features of the Van Rysel GRVL 900 Ti is its versatility. It’s designed to handle a variety of terrain, from paved roads to dirt trails, making it a great option for riders who want a bike that can keep up with their adventures. The bike’s geometry is designed to provide a comfortable and stable ride, with a slack head tube angle and a low bottom bracket.
The Van Rysel GRVL 900 Ti is priced at $3999, making it a competitive option in the gravel bike market. Overall, it’s a great choice for riders who are looking for a high-quality, versatile, and durable gravel bike that can handle a variety of terrain.
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