Although Enduro is the youngest of all mountain bike disciplines, its riders already know exactly what they need to get the most out of their sport. The advanced Trailfox was therefore developed specifically with the needs of enduro riders in mind. Its aggressive and agile enduro-specific geometry is a result of the combination of BWC (Big Wheel Concept) with its 29er wheels and BMC's own APS (Advanced Pivot System) suspension system, as well as BMC's own handlebars. However, despite its performance, the Trailfox lacked that certain something. The typical black and red of the BMC racing teams will disappear and make way for a more aggressive color mix.

Antoine Lyard, BMC MTB Product Manager, describes it as follows: " The guys and girls who love to ride down the trails at enduro events are adrenaline junkies and are hardly any different from freeride skiers. Showing up in bright vibrant colors is part of their style and reflects their addiction to adrenaline and action. BMC has always understood how to satisfy the needs of enduro riders in terms of performance, and with the new colors we are now showing that we have also understood their wishes in terms of style and appearance".

The BMC Factory Trailcrew will present the new Trailfox colors this weekend in Samoëns, as part of the fourth stop of the Enduro World Series. François Bailly-Maître will be riding a blue and yellow Trailfox (replica of the Trailfox 01 XX1). Florian Golay, on the other hand, has opted for the orange and black bike, based on the design of the Trailfox 02 X01, while Kerstin Kögler will be seen on the red and blue bike, based on the colors of the Trailfox 03 X1 model.

The BMC Factory Trailcrew equipment suppliers Pearl Izumi and Giro played a decisive role in the development of the new color combination. Thanks to their support, our team riders will now be riding with helmets and clothing that match their bikes.

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