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150 millimetres of suspension travel at the front and rear, 29-inch wheels and a solid aluminium frame with full ball bearings characterise the new All Mountain from Rose - the Root Miller 3 - out. While the top model we tested for € 3399 already has Fox Factory suspension and the same wheels (DT Swiss M 1700 Spline) as the Pivot Switchblade, which is more than twice as expensive, the entry-level model (Root Miller 1) even costs less than € 2000. The Sram brakes and Sram X01 Eagle drivetrain also make it clear that this price is a real challenge.
Read our test to find out how the Rose Root Miller 3 rides and what we measured in the BIKE test lab. You can find the article as a PDF in the download area below. The test costs 0.99 euros.
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