Santa Cruz V10 CC Mountain Bike - 2017, X-Large
The 2017 Santa Cruz V10 CC is a downhill race bike built for absolute speed and stability on the steepest, roughest tracks. With a full carbon CC frame and 216mm of VPP suspension travel, it’s designed to soak up big hits and maintain composure when traction gets scarce. The geometry reflects its World Cup pedigree—long, low, and slack—giving riders the confidence to push harder through technical terrain and high-speed sections. Lighter and stiffer than the standard C version, the V10 CC is a purpose-built gravity machine for riders chasing podiums or park laps with no compromise on performance.
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Santa Cruz V10 CC Mountain Bike - 2017, X-Large
The 2017 Santa Cruz V10 CC is a downhill race bike built for absolute speed and stability on the steepest, roughest tracks. With a full carbon CC frame and 216mm of VPP suspension travel, it’s designed to soak up big hits and maintain composure when traction gets scarce. The geometry reflects its World Cup pedigree—long, low, and slack—giving riders the confidence to push harder through technical terrain and high-speed sections. Lighter and stiffer than the standard C version, the V10 CC is a purpose-built gravity machine for riders chasing podiums or park laps with no compromise on performance.
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The 2017 Santa Cruz V10 CC is a downhill race bike built for absolute speed and stability on the steepest, roughest tracks. With a full carbon CC frame and 216mm of VPP suspension travel, it’s designed to soak up big hits and maintain composure when traction gets scarce. The geometry reflects its World Cup pedigree—long, low, and slack—giving riders the confidence to push harder through technical terrain and high-speed sections. Lighter and stiffer than the standard C version, the V10 CC is a purpose-built gravity machine for riders chasing podiums or park laps with no compromise on performance.
