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Maxxis Ardent Race, tubeless, 27.5x2.We are a cycling community enthusiastic about mountain biking and all things related. Shimano Boost 15x110 12x148, sealed bearing Giant AM 27.5 wheelset, alloy, 30mm inner Giant Contact Switch dropper with remote, 30.9 * Pictures and specs may not be exactly as shown Sizes
this bike excels in the Edmonton river valley singletreack trails. The frame is designed with trail-friendly geometry that includes a more relaxed head angle and a 130mm suspension fork. It blends the efficient ride quality of a classic hardtail with the confident ride quality of larger tires that absorb bumps and give you more traction-so you can tackle rougher trails with total control. With its updated ALUXX SL aluminum frame, quick-handling 27.5 wheels and high-volume tires, Fathom is a great choice for technical terrain and singletrack shredding. The combination of a lightweight hardtail frame, 130mm suspension fork and 27.5 wheels with wide rims and high-volume tires delivers loads of traction, speed and fun on the trail. Get your dose of singletrack on a fun hardtail Mountain bike that puts you in control.
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