Spectral 29

We’ve slackened the head angle to 64 degrees for more stability at speed. But that doesn’t mean you have to call ahead when making a turn, with a shorter stem and fork offset, you have immediate cornering response and grip.

The Spectral’s reach is now slightly longer (460mm for medium frames), helping to keep your weight in the middle of the bike, right where you want it.

Get your weight forward for seated climbs with a steeper (76.5 degrees) seat tube angle. Keep both wheels planted securely while you’re flying up the trails for more excitement.

Your suspension will stay plush for longer even in the toughest conditions. With our own high-durability grease fill (AL bikes) to double sealed bearings (CF bikes) the Spectral keeps going.

We’re using easily sourced hangers so if you’ve bent it, you can get hold of a new one almost anywhere.

It also pivots backwards slightly, giving your mech more protection.

We’ve added downtube, seatstay and chainstay guards straight from our pro-mechanics to keep everything quiet and safe, hoses and cables have entrance ports covered in foam. All to stop slaps, rubs, creaks and groans, at least from the bike.

Whether you’re hitting the big lines at the bike park or cruising flow trails at lightspeed, the 160mm front 150mm rear travel Spectral soaks up big hits while dealing with small bumps equally well.

We’ve designed the Spectral to be stiff when you’re pedalling, grippy when you’re cornering and planted when you’re going all out. Worry about other stuff, not your bike.

We made the Spectral strong enough to take the all-out punishment of professional Enduro courses. It’s still a trail bike, but one for really pushing your limits.