Megatest light freeriders

Christian Schleker

 · 02.01.2007

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Megatest light freeriders
Rough tours in the mountains, a day with friends in the bike park, shredding trails around the house - and all that with just one bike? With the new Superenduros, this should finally be possible. We tested whether it's true.

What am I actually sitting on here? Is this an enduro bike suitable for freeriding or a freerider suitable for touring? A super enduro perhaps, or rather an all-mountain bike with drop reserves? I've lost my bearings in the jungle of ever new bike categories. Progress is one of those things. Every year, fork manufacturers bring new models onto the market that are more robust, longer travel, lighter and more variable than their predecessors. The bike manufacturers develop bikes that match the forks and, poof, a new category is born. Or is it the other way round? In any case, there is yet another new group of bikes that are supposed to be able to do everything. But nobody knows exactly what they are called. Freeriders perhaps?


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Canyon Torque FR

Cube Fritzz

Fat FR 150

Focus Big Bud

Fusion Freak Extreme

Giant Reign X Intense 6.6

Kona Coilair Supreme

Lapierre X-160 LTX

Nox Flux FR 6.5

Poison Furan T

Proceed FST Pro

Rocky Mountain Slayer 50

Santa Cruz Nomad

Scott Ransom 30

Trek Remedy 66

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