Lots of suspension travel: Cougar Rock
With the Cougar series, BiXS is entering the all-mountain plus bike segment. 160 and 180 millimetres of suspension travel, thru-axles at the front and rear, wide, rough-treaded tires and generously dimensioned brake discs make the Cougar models ideal for riding on rough, alpine trails.

29er trail bike: Sign Climber
Lightweight, compact and brand new: With the Direct Response Tec suspension developed by BiXS with 120 millimetres of travel and large wheels, the Sign is designed to adapt even better to the rough outdoors. Thru axles at the front and rear ensure stiffness and steering precision, and the tapered head tube increases the stiffness of the construction even further. The Sign will be rolling onto the trails of the coming season in both carbon and aluminum versions.

29er marathon bike: Pace Team
The new Marathon Race series is making a big splash in 2013, not least thanks to the 29er wheels. As stiff and resilient as necessary, as light as possible - that was the brief from the BiXS developers. The chainstays of the racing file are asymmetrical and made from one piece. The Pace models are equipped with 100 millimetres of suspension travel, the carbon frame promises more control through stiffness, but also more comfort thanks to the material's inherent vibration damping.

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