The Ghost "Cagua 650" with its 27.5-inch wheels was the first enduro production bike to roll on the trendy wheel size at the beginning of the summer. The basis was the current 26-inch Cagua. However, with adapted geometry - lower bottom bracket, steeper head angle and 160 instead of 170 millimetres of suspension travel - the frame was made 650B-ready.

Big ones in the game
After a hardtail on the current one, Ghost will be presenting its second 29er bike next year with the "AMR29" fully. The 100 millimetres of rear suspension travel on the carbon models are released fully automatically using electronic "E:i Schock" technology. The fork has 110 millimeters of travel. With internally routed shift cables and the sleek frame, the "AMR29" also looks good.

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