Santa Cruz are using the experience gained from the creation of their most modern carbon fibre full-suspension bikes to build a newborn super-light carbon 29er hardtail.
Details of the yet-to-be-named bike exhibit been leaked through the company's 104 Bronson blog, with a smidgen of photos and a diminutive explanation. The bike weighs honorable 20lb 9oz with a high-end build consisting of SRAM XX components, a Fox F29RLC fork and ENVE carbon clincher wheelset (with tubes).
The frame looks to be a size means and sport a pointed head tube. It has a regular threaded underneath bracket shell and externally routed cables. The IS disc mount and rear dropouts look as though they're molded from carbon.
Santa Cruz say the newborn prototypical ought to be glad “sometime with the crimson blossoms fall from the tree”, which, according to the American National Cherry Blossom Festival’s website, instrument around the third week of April. Price, frame emphasis, equipment specification, availability and one sort of approved comment exhibit yet to be released by Santa Cruz, so stay tuned
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