$3875
29. 6 pounds
Medium
12"
16. 7"
23. 8"
67.5º
73º
30. 25"
44. 5"
140mm ( 5. 5")
None
Steel
Fox Custom 34 Float 140 Fit CTD with Trail Adjust
none
Race Face Turbine
Race Face Turbine
Maxxis Ardent EXO ( 27. 5" x 2. 4")
Race Face Aeffect
Thomson Elite Dropper
Race Face Respond ( 31", 785mm)
Hope Race EVO E4
None
Shimano XT
Shimano SLX
Race Face Turbine CINCH DM
Race Face Turbine 30T
Shimano SLX 11-36 10 speed
None. Weighed with Shimano SPD
CHUMBA RASTRO
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Natural habitat: The Rastro is a relatively fast bike, but it’s not
nearly as much at home on smooth singletrack as it is picking its
way through chunder. The slack geometry and long-travel fork
make for a bike that’s not afraid of rocky trails.
Ascender of choice: There’s no more efficient
choice for climbing than a hardtail. While the
Rastro might not be the lightest bike we’ve
tested, there’s no denying that the zero inches
of rear suspension make for a bike that cruises
uphill nicely.