Last Tarvo: The reinvention of the enduro bike

You might think that the enduro mountain bike has long since been invented. But then the German bike manufacturer Last comes along - and follows up with a carbon racer whose frame is manufactured entirely in Germany and not only looks good with its 2 kilogram weight.

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"When we took the first frame out of the mold, we knew: Our concept would work. Right from the start, our vision was to build the lightest enduro bike in the world with the Tarvo. Everything is consistently designed for performance, durability and weight. The build quality is so high that we offer the frame directly in raw," says Jochen Forstmann from Last.

At a very respectable 2.08 kilograms, Last presents its first carbon frame, which provides the basis for superstructures with 160 millimetres of rear suspension travel. The bike is bursting with interesting details: be it the storage compartment on the down tube, the disc brake mount on the rear triangle or the lightweight construction expertise of frame construction partner All Ahead from Würzburg. More details can be found in the photo gallery or here:
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