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E-MOUNTAINBIKE FULL SUSPENSION
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Tour/Trail
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THRON²
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- From £3699
- More than just trails
- Genuine trail bike with optional features
- 130mm F.O.L.D. Full suspension
- 29" wheels and fully-equipped models (EQP)
- Bosch Performance CX with up to 625 Wh
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All-Mountain
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JAM²
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- From £3859
- Conquers new mountains
- More mountains, more trails, more experiences
- 150mm F.O.L.D. Full suspension
- 27+ (Plus), 29" (Nine) or 29"/27+ (Drifter) wheels/tyres
- Shimano E8000 drive with 756 Wh, or Bosch Performance CX drive with 625 Wh
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Enduro
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FOCUS SAM²
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- From £4599
- Rediscover Enduro
- Back to the basics of Enduro
- 170mm F.O.L.D. Full suspension
- 27.5" wheels
- Shimano E8000 drive with 756 Wh
E-MTB
Full suspension
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your E-MTB
A full-suspension E-mountain bike or a hardtail? Not such an easy choice, is it? That’s where you’re wrong! FOCUS helps you decide which full-suspension mountain bike is the right one for you.
When should you opt for a full-suspension mountain bike?
A full-suspension mountain bike gives you greater safety and comfort if you’re taking on demanding Alpine descents or lots of technical home trails. A full-suspension mountain bike not only relieves the strain on your body, but also offers greater traction and reserves on your mountain bike adventures. How, you might ask? Well, due to its suspension, a full-suspension mountain bike’s rear wheel has better contact with the ground. The suspension compensates for any obstacles.
In short: you will really start to feel the benefits of a full-suspension mountain bike when you ride over rough and rugged terrain.
Full-suspension mountain bikes have different suspension travels. As a rule, the following applies: the more suspension travel, the rougher the terrain you can take on. 140-150 mm is the classic suspension travel of an all-mountain bike for Alpine tours and 160-170 mm suspension for endurance mountain bikes.