Mountain bikes up to 1000 CHF
You dream of conquering nature on two wheels, but your budget is limited? No problem! With our mountain bikes up to 1000€, you don't have to compromise on quality and riding pleasure. Whether you prefer steep climbs, seek the adrenaline rush on rapid descents or simply want to enjoy the tranquility away from paved paths - we have the right mountain bike for you. Equipped with robust technology and good performance, these bikes offer excellent value for money. Discover our selection of mountain bikes up to 1000€ and start your next adventure on the bike. Because mountain biking doesn't have to be a luxury.
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699 CHFor from 116,50 CHF/Mo.
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749 CHF849 CHFYou save 100 CHFor from 124,83 CHF/Mo.
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949 CHFor from 158,17 CHF/Mo. -
Grand Canyon 6
Trail tough. Freedom ready. -
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799 CHF999 CHFYou save 200 CHFor from 133,17 CHF/Mo.
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