BiXS celebrates its birthday - and donates new frames | Ride MTB

BiXS celebrates its birthday - and donates new frames

The Swiss bike company BiXS was launched in 2002. For its 15th birthday, the product managers have polished up the model range and the portfolio shines with new, modern bikes and new frames are used on established bikes.

BiXS Bikes is stepping on the gas to celebrate its fifteenth anniversary. Brand new on board is the "Kauai", which is based on the trendy 27.5" plus format. The fully suspension with 120 millimeter stroke fits 3 inch wide tires, the axle standard is modern with Boost and the manufacturer promises enormous reserves for traction and rough trail passages thanks to the wide tires. The "Kauai" is available with an aluminum or carbon frame.

BiXS is introducing the well-known "Chamois" and "Sauvage" models. The "Chamois" model series is positioned as a 27.5'' trail bike with new 130 millimeter suspension travel on both axles. The "Sauvage" model has been given a new area of application and has been converted into a 27.5'' all-mountain-plus bike. 2.6'' wide tires are fitted and it is equipped with 150 millimetres of suspension travel.

The "Sign" and "Pace" bikes also feature new frames that are adapted to the latest trends such as internally routed cables, Boost dimensions and electronic shifting. The "Sign" model series is a typical 29'' trail bike with 120 millimetres of suspension travel on both axles, while the "Pace" series is more race-oriented with 100 millimetres of suspension travel. Due to the different suspension travel, the shock mount, rear triangle and swingarm of the two series are different - the new carbon main frame is identical.

www.bixs.com


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