Bulls makes dozens of different bikes, but up until 2016 they haven't made a truly aggressive enduro/all-mountain/whatever-you-call-it trail ripper. The new 160mm Creed is designed to fill that gap.
The aluminum bike has 27.5-inch wheels, internal cable routing, and RockShox Pike / Monarch Plus DebonAir suspension to smooth out the bumps.
Geometry highlights include 430mm chainstays, a 66-degree head angle, and reach values from 415 to 460mm as you progress from size Small to XL.
One unique feature is the seatstay construction, which see two pieces bolted together, rather than welded like normal. Bulls says this was done to prevent the stays from putting too much pressure on the linkage assembly, allowing it to be as smooth as possible for the best suspension performance.
The bike will come in two build kits. The 3,999 EURO Team edition, shown here, is highlighted by a Shimano XTR drivetrain and brakes, RockShox suspension, and a Gravity cockpit. A more affordable model will be sold at 2,999 EURO with Shimano XT. Claimed weights start at 30.6 pounds (13.9kg).
