Product Description
Kick off your bike build with the ultimate choice. The Enduro's FACT 11M carbon chassis comes equipped with carbon upper and lower links, internal cable routing, SWAT door integration, and top - notch RockShox suspension. It's the ideal foundation for your custom build. The frame features SRAM’s Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH) to ensure compatibility with direct mount derailleurs.
- Blazing Fast on the Trail: When you pedal hard, the new Enduro accelerates surprisingly quickly for a downhill - oriented bike. We've increased anti - squat to reduce pedal bob and re - designed the chainstay and upper shock linkages for better efficiency. Less bobbing means more speed.
- Speed and Fit Go Hand in Hand: The Enduro's progressive geometry is designed for both uphill and downhill rides. Seat tubes and stack heights don't vary greatly between sizes, allowing you to choose a frame based on your height and riding style. Combine this with a slacker head angle, longer reach, and steeper seat tube, and you get a more agile and capable bike, regardless of the size.
- Exceptionally Capable: The Enduro shares a lot of downhill DNA with its sibling, the Demo. A rearward axle path reduces wheel hang - up on big impacts. A low and forward - positioned shock keeps the bike stable at high speeds. Balanced chassis stiffness ensures precise steering at the front and excellent tracking at the rear. This bike takes on the steepest and rockiest trails with ease.
- Built to Last: Our full - suspension bikes are designed to withstand years of tough riding. We offer unbeatable support, like a lifetime, no - questions - asked replacement of suspension pivot bearings for the original owner.
Using your Enduro S - Works frame is a breeze. First, assemble all the necessary components onto the frame, like the wheels, gears, and brakes. When riding, adjust your riding position according to the terrain. For uphill rides, take advantage of the bike's efficient design by sitting forward and pedaling steadily. On downhill rides, lean back to keep the bike stable.
As for maintenance, keep the frame clean by washing it regularly with mild soap and water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the carbon finish. Check the suspension pivot bearings periodically for any signs of wear. If you notice any issues, don't worry, as the original owner gets a lifetime, no - questions - asked replacement of these bearings. Also, make sure to lubricate the chain and other moving parts regularly to keep them working smoothly. When storing the bike, keep it in a dry place away from extreme temperatures to prevent any damage to the components.
