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After initially aiming for a more complex design, NS has returned to a Horst-link bike with modern geometry for its new trail/enduro bike. Rolling on 27.5" wheels, it is available in 2 different versions, a RockShox Pike/Debonair or a X-Fusion Sweep/Monarch R combo.

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Johan Hjord
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2015 Trail, All-Mountain & Enduro Bikes at Eurobike 2014
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3 comments

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Matt Dogg
10 years ago
Tried and true design everyone is using these days, but does it offer anything new? I can still dig it, though. Sweet colors, sweet brand.
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groghunter
10 years ago
Yea, that is a really good looking bike. Seems like a lot of brands are trying to keep the stays in line with the top tube, which helps aesthetically also.