The beautifully styled dw-link Azure is engineered for Marathon XC dominance. Sculpted around the dw-link suspension system, the Azure Sport epitomizes XC performance in a racy package that everyday riders can enjoy. Its 6069 aluminum chassis provides a stiff and responsive ride, without having to worry about “waif-bike” flex or breakage that cripples other XC bikes on the market. The Azure Sport’s 90mm of rear travel matches perfectly with a 100mm fork for an incredibly efficient but very compliant ride. In 2006, the Azure received critical acclaim from magazines and riders alike all around the world, and was a favorite of teams competing in Marathon XC events like the Trans-Rockies Challenge. Specifications:Frame: 3.5-inch travel dw-link XC race frame, 1-1/8-inch Zero Stack headtube, replaceable derailleur hanger Rear shock: Fox Float R Air, 6.5 x 1.5 inches Fork: Marzocchi MZ Super Comp, 100mm travel, alloy steerer Handlebar: Ritchey OE Riser, 31.8mm clamp Stem: Ritchey OE V2, 31.8mm clamp Headset: FSA Orbit Z, Zero Stack BB: FSA Power Drive with alloy cups, 73 x 113 Crank: FSA Alpha Drive, 15-17 inches = 170mm, 19-21 inches = 175mm Rings: FSA 44/32/22T alloy/steel Pedals: Crank Bros Smarty clipless Chain: SRAM PC-951 Saddle: WTB Rocket V Comp Seat post: Ritchey OE Singlebolt, 27.2mm Front hub: Alloy disc, 32H Rear hub: Alloy, 32H Front derailleur: SRAM X.7, 34.9mm clamp Rear derailleur: SRAM X.7 Shifter: SRAM X.7 trigger Cassette: SRAM PG-950, 11/34T, 9 spe (more…)
The 2006 Iron Horse Warrior Trail dual-suspension mountain bike is designed to handle a broad range of terrain, from technical descents, to steep, rooted climbs. If you don’t fall into any one slot and are looking for a great all-mountain bike, the Warrior Trail is a perfect fit. The Warrior Trail offers a 5-inch travel frame design with a strategically placed pivot that gives the bike better pedaling efficiency and performance than other single-pivot designs. The Warrior Trail also features a Marzocchi MZ III fork, SRAM SX.4 trigger shifters, an X-Fusion Glyde R shock, a WTB Speed V Sport SE saddle, Hayes MX2 mechanical disc brakes with 6-inch rotors, alloy platform pedals, and IRC Mythos XC 2.1-inch tires. All Iron Horse bikes are tested and proven by the top riders in the world, including multiple-championship-winning performers Sam Hill, Ustin Havukinen, and Sabrina Jonnier, to name a few. Specifications:Frame: 5-inch travel trail dual suspension, single pivot with sealed bearings, 1-1/8-inch Zero Stack headtube, replaceable derailleur hanger, international disc brake mount Rear shock: X-Fusion Glyde R coil, 7.5 x 2 inches Fork: Marzocchi MZ III, 120mm travel Handlebar: Alloy riserbar, 31.8mm clamp Stem: TruVativ XR 3D, 31.8mm clamp Headset: Zero stack BB: TruVativ PowerSpline Crank: TruVativ X Flow Rings: 44/32/22T steel Pedals: Alloy platform Chain: KMC Z-72 Saddle: WTB Speed V Sport SE saddle Seat post: Alloy micro adjust Front hub: Alloy disc, 32H Rear (more…)
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