With the Jam and Thron models, Focus is launching two bikes aimed at the inner child in us. No longer for the children's playground, the Jam all-mountain bike and the Thron trail bike are designed to provide tons of fun off-road. Both models come with aluminum frames and as extremely affordable complete packages.

After the ZEB, Rock Shox is launching the affordable Domain. This also comes on a Rock Shox 38 millimeter stanchion base and offers an integrated mudguard option. The fork is available from 160 to 180 millimeters stroke and is sprung on the DebonAir™ air spring. The Motion Control RC damping ensures perfect control. The Domain RC costs just under CHF 600 and will be available around mid-July 2021.

Fox is launching two interesting buffers for the 2022 model year: with the new FloatX, the US suspension specialists are offering a lightweight air shock with the qualities of the downhill shock, combined with simplified adjustability. At the same time, Fox is making the DHX steel shock compatible for short-stroke trail bikes thanks to shorter installation lengths and some simplifications.