Rocky Mountain Bikes

Burly hardtail goodness. Whether they're hopping off curbs or charging rowdy singletrack, the Growler Jr sets kids up right to ride hard and have fun doing it. Best for experienced junior riders who aren't afraid to go big. - Inseam: 432 - 612mm / 17 - 24"

The forecast is calling for cold temperatures, a dump of snow, and all you want to do is ride your bike. Sounds great, let's hit it! There's no need to put a hold on riding during those long winter months, you just need the right tool for the job. The Blizzard is a proper mountain bike with aggressive trail geometry and massively wide tires, ensuring you're ready to ride no matter what the conditions are. - Trail geometry for playing in soft conditions - Lightweight rigid fork - High-performance tires: it's all about the rubber with fat bikes! - Reliable, rebuildable, service supported rear hub for high torque fat biking - Thru-axles front and rear - Thru-axle front and rear - All new Shimano 12spd drivetrain with Race Face cranks - Narrower, lighter weight rims - Terrene Cake Eater studdable tubeless tires - Tubeless compatible set up, just add tape and valves

The Growler proves that the secret order of hardtail trail shredders is alive and thriving. Sure, it’s got that classic hardtail profile. But 21st-century touches across the platform reveal a future-proofed, instant classic. 29x2.6 tires for ridiculous grip. An aggressive ride character for surprising levels of confidence while descending or ripping tough trails. A refreshingly simple (and tough) package for rowdy days at the trails. More satisfying than a tropical IPA growler fill on a hot day—and way, way faster. Cheers, eh. What sets the Growler apart Holds the line Hardtail isn’t dead—so we went all out in making the Growler as capable, aggressive, and as fast as possible on rowdy, rad trails. Charge hard—the Growler's with ya. Stubborn levels of traction Sure, the Grower rips trails fast. But for technical climbs and loose trail, we opted for big rubber and "dig-the-hell-in" geometry to ensure ridiculous levels of traction and competence over the loose and uneven stuff. So good, it’s stubborn. Monstrously fun We purpose-built the Growler around 29 x 2.6 tires. The result is a fast-rolling, hugely competent, and impossibly fun hardtail machine. Fully-internal cables and a boost rear hub really tie the room together on any trail, too.

Climb fast. Descend even faster. Welcome to your Element. Purpose-built to hit the precise sweet spot between lightweight cross-country climbing prowess and technical precision, the Element is the best of both worlds and more. New levels of climbing efficiency guarantees that oh-so-sweet feeling of riding someone off your wheel. Added levels of stability on fast descents and a pseudo-aggressive seat tube angle provides surprising levels of confidence on tight single track and hairy descents. Light. Stiff. Fast. Smooth. Precise. You’re now in your Element—always. The perfectly balanced advantage It’s light. It’s stiff. It climbs. It does everything you expect a good cross-country bike to do. But then, its subtly aggressive geometry and lengthened wheelbase changes the game when descending and charging fast, rough, technical sections of singletrack. Lightweight trail dominance With 120mm of smooth, progressive travel, the Element is in a totally different league than every cross-country bike that came before it. Progressive geometry means you can not only ride more trails up and down than ever—they’re now faster, too. The comfort of competence Soaking up aggressive sections of trail means more matches to burn as the day goes on. Ride further than ever in surprising levels of comfort. Keep cottonmouth at bay with plenty of room to carry two full-sized bottles. Ride more trails than ever—and do it comfortably. Wheel size: Sizes X-Small: 27.5-inch Sizes Small – X-Large: 29-inch