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Home > News > "Super expensive, but it’s definitely a superlative featherlight trail bike for your money"

December 29th, 2007

"Super expensive, but it’s definitely a superlative featherlight trail bike for your money"

Abstract:
Swiss bike builder BMC has an ultra-high performance reputation on the road, and bikes like the Fourstroke look set to drag it onto the dirt, too.

Frame: super-carbon feathery goodness

Even being Swiss isn't enough to justify £2500 for a frame, but then this is no ordinary carbon frame. BMC is the only bike builder licensed to use Easton's CNT technology in its frames, immediately giving them a strength-to-weight edge right from the raw material up.

Source:
bikeradar.com

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