The 29er Copperhead is taking on a difficult legacy: The 1000-euro brother has just won the test in the BIKE 2/2013 -> cleared. As you would expect from Bulls hardtails, you sit sportily on the aluminium 29er with plenty of saddle rake. Extra-long chainstays that grow with the frame height keep the front wheel on the ground even on steep terrain. The best conditions for long climbing orgies. The good Schwalbe tyre mix and the sensitive Reba fork (with lockout on the handlebars) keep the agile Copperhead on course on bumpy single trails. Despite the puncture-prone Superlight tubes, the wheels (4716 g) are not among the lightest. Tall riders will have to retrofit a longer seatpost. Top: Frame finish.
Conclusionagile marathon athlete with high-quality equipment and a stylish frame. The only two-year warranty costs points.
PLUS High-quality equipment, large brake discs, stylish frame
MINUS Short seat post, Superlight tubes
