The Foxy has always been "the bike" from Mondraker par excellence. Originally launched in 2004, the evolution of the Foxy has never stopped. And in 2015, the then newly launched Foxy Carbon marked the 11th generation. Mondraker's Forward Geometry paved the way for today's widely used geometries, which are characterized by plenty of reach, short chainstays and stems, as well as steep seat angles and slack head angles.

The Foxy XR is the most radical of the three models with 170 millimetres of suspension travel at the front and 150 millimetres at the rear. It comes with high-quality Öhlins suspension (RFX 36 fork and TTX air shock), the drivetrain comes from Sram with X01 Eagle rear derailleur, DT Swiss EXC1501 Carbon Spline 29 wheels, SRAM G2 RSC brakes and ONOFF components including the Krypton Carbon 1.0 handlebars.

The Foxy RR has 160 millimeters of travel at the front and 150 millimeters at the rear, with a Fox fork and shock, a Sram drivetrain with GX Eagle rear derailleur, DT Swiss EX1700 Spline 29 wheels, Sram G2 R brakes and ONOFF components.

The Foxy R also features Fox suspension with 160 millimetres of travel at the front and 150 millimetres at the rear, a Sram NX Eagle drivetrain, DT Swiss E1900 Spline 29 wheels, Sram G2 R brakes and ONOFF components including the retractable Pija seatpost. All three models feature adjustable geometry and allow the rider to customize them to their liking.

Not only the Foxy Carbon rolls fresh

But Mondraker is not stopping at the new Foxies. The Raze range is rolling out fresh and includes three models: Raze RR SL, Raze RR and Raze R. All feature the same carbon frame with its iconic aesthetics of shape, design and colors. In addition, all three models have a 150 millimeter Fox36 suspension fork and a Fox shock with 130 millimeters of travel on the rear wheel.

The new Raze series and the Foxy Carbon come with the Mind telemetry system as standard on all models. Sensors on the bike in conjunction with a smartphone app are designed to simplify and improve the adjustment of the suspension.

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