Whyte e120

The third shock comes from a combination of the first two. A sensitive start to the shock stroke means it can occasionally kick against square edges or spit traction under full power. Handling is straight out of the attacking ride handbook — stable enough to keep it running true through the roughest sections, but with commitment to turns at any speed. Whyte E XT review. Latest deals. Top service from Gary at Atb sales! Obviously my version runs full xt with elixir cr brakes and fox front forks!

The new frame is a much better frame as it has removable dropouts so you can run either qr or a maxle rear end! Also has routing for a dropper post! Only down side being white in colour it's really hard to keep clean! The bike is amazing for either trail centre riding or for a long day in the saddle doing sdw etc!

Have ridden my mates bikes to get a contrast and the only bike that felt as good as this is a whyte ! Just can't afford one of them!! Add your review Name Email. Similar Whyte bikes Spec Value.

This is different from the set-up of the Specialized in that a spacer is used to pack out the steerer tube. Suspension Jumping on the 15mm Fox after riding a standard F with a quick-release axle, we noticed an increase in stiffness. Whether the numbers add up is for a fork test, but the 15mm is easy to use and in theory offers the security and convenience of a 20mm but the light weight of a quick-release. The plus point is that the shock is shielded from mud and grime so should go for longer before it needs servicing.

Any more and the bike sits too deep in its stroke, feels harsh over square-edge rocks, and pedalling forces reduce rear wheel grip by pulling the wheel off the ground. This is particularly noticeable coming out of compression, where pedalling forces would lift us out of the saddle.