Gravity bred, tuned your way

Rallon takes enduro seriously, but it is not locked into one idea of how an enduro bike should feel. The carbon chassis combines 170mm of rear travel with a 180mm fork, a low centre of gravity and suspension tuned around traction, support and control when the trail gets fast and rough. The result is a bike that feels planted when you push it, without losing the ability to move quickly through tighter sections.

What really separates Rallon is how much of that character you can change. Wheel format, chainstay length, geometry and even chassis weight can all be adjusted to suit the terrain or the way you like the bike to respond. Run it full 29 for speed and rollover, switch to a 27.5" rear for a quicker feel, choose 442 or 450mm chainstays, and fine tune the geometry without turning setup into a workshop project.

Gravity Kinematics

A 180mm fork and 170mm of rear travel give Rallon proper gravity-bike suspension without dulling its handling. The progressive leverage curve keeps the suspension active early in the stroke, supported through the middle and controlled when the hits get bigger.

GravityLink - Grounded by Design

GravityLink places the shock low in the frame to bring the centre of gravity down and keep the bike calmer through steep, rough terrain. The included 553g weight can also be mounted directly to the link when you want an even more planted feel.

Attitude Adjust

Rallon gives you useful geometry adjustment without making it complicated. The headset offers ±0.75° of angle adjustment, while the flip chip changes the bike between High and Low positions and alters bottom bracket height and head angle.

29" Or Rock A Mullet

Choose a 29" rear wheel for maximum rollover and speed or a 27.5" rear for a quicker, more playful feel. GravityLink keeps the geometry consistent between wheel formats, while 442 and 450mm chainstay options add another way to tune handling.