Rocky Mountain Altitude Alloy 30 Mountain Bike - 2021, Medium
The 2021 Rocky Mountain Altitude Alloy 30 is an enduro mountain bike designed for riders seeking performance and versatility on challenging trails. Built around a FORM™ alloy frame, it offers durability and responsive handling. The bike features 160mm of rear travel and 170mm of front travel. also is equipped with Marzocchi Bomber Z1 fork, paired with Fox Float DPX2 Performance rear shock, providing a smooth ride over rough terrain. Its RIDE-9™ adjustable geometry system allows for fine-tuning of the bike's geometry and suspension characteristics, ensuring optimal performance across various terrains.
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Rocky Mountain Altitude Alloy 30 Mountain Bike - 2021, Medium
The 2021 Rocky Mountain Altitude Alloy 30 is an enduro mountain bike designed for riders seeking performance and versatility on challenging trails. Built around a FORM™ alloy frame, it offers durability and responsive handling. The bike features 160mm of rear travel and 170mm of front travel. also is equipped with Marzocchi Bomber Z1 fork, paired with Fox Float DPX2 Performance rear shock, providing a smooth ride over rough terrain. Its RIDE-9™ adjustable geometry system allows for fine-tuning of the bike's geometry and suspension characteristics, ensuring optimal performance across various terrains.
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The 2021 Rocky Mountain Altitude Alloy 30 is an enduro mountain bike designed for riders seeking performance and versatility on challenging trails. Built around a FORM™ alloy frame, it offers durability and responsive handling. The bike features 160mm of rear travel and 170mm of front travel. also is equipped with Marzocchi Bomber Z1 fork, paired with Fox Float DPX2 Performance rear shock, providing a smooth ride over rough terrain. Its RIDE-9™ adjustable geometry system allows for fine-tuning of the bike's geometry and suspension characteristics, ensuring optimal performance across various terrains.
