The 2010 Rocky Mountain Slayer just arrived to the shop in a stunning flat black with white graphics. For those of you that want a longer travel, burlier XC weapon, the Slayer SXC is for you. With 160mm front and rear, the SXC sucks up anything in its way and climbs efficiently thanks to its [...]
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Altitude 30 • Rocky Mountain
Description: STRAIGHT UP
We’ve got your back. With a first of its kind 76-degree seat angle, you’re in a position to defy gravity at every technical uphill climb. The Straight up geometry and its bio-mechanically correct seat position allows for maximum horsepower. Not only will you get an efficient ride, it’ll save your lower back [...]
Element 50 • Rocky Mountain
The Element Line uses Rocky Mountain’s 3DLink Suspension Design, this design gives the Element the stiffness and pedaling efficiency of a hard tail, while providing the traction and comfort benefits of a full suspension bike. The 3DLink Suspension Design uses a single pivot design that provides a consistent ride quality, and gives you the ability [...]
ALTITUDE 90 RSL • Rocky Mountain
STRAIGHT UP
We’ve got your back. With a first of its kind 76-degree seat angle, you’re in a position to defy gravity at every technical uphill climb. The Straight up geometry and its bio-mechanically correct seat position allows for maximum horsepower. Not only will you get an efficient ride, it’ll save your lower back and limits [...]
Element Sport
3D LINK
The idea behind the 3DLinkâ„¢ suspension technology is simple: triangles. Triangles have the best strength to weight ratio of any geometric shape. The 3DLinkâ„¢ suspension system is a triangular geometry ideally suited for aggressive cross-country racing. Since the 3DLinkâ„¢ design does not rely on the shock as a structural member of the frame, it [...]