RAVEN

Our interpretation of cross-country: The geometry of the RAVEN impresses with a shorter stem and longer top tube. This gives the hardtail mountain bike with 120 mm suspension travel more direct steering behaviour with increased stability and safety. The RAVEN connects the mountain bike world with the fast gravel world. The way to the destination becomes part of the actual riding pleasure, but trails are the highlights. By turning the headset cups, you can easily change the head angle of your RAVEN from 66.5° to 67.5°. Additionally, all cables run fully integrated and the C.I.S. cockpit finishes the clean look. A smart internal compartment solution (I.C.S.) in your down tube offers space for your essential tools. A dropper post (possibility) completes the versatile fun spec of this fast hardtail.

Sometimes it's not just about the destination. It's about the journey.

CROSS-COUNTRY our way

We used to have some hard feelings about the purpose of hardtails. Them being either for beginners or the absolute pro. But what about all that middle ground, the fun in between? That's where our new RAVEN comes in. It builds the bridge between the laid-back and fun mountain bike world and connects to the adventurous and fast gravel world. The RAVEN turns the journey into the destination making the riding pleasure begin when you start pedalling. And when you hit the trails, that's where the magic happens.

CROSS-COUNTRY our way

We don't think hardtails should be for the selected few at each end of the spectrum, but for many. A modern hardtail should be the ultimate tool to enjoy nature in all its glory and get an adrenalin rush along the way.

All the features for your trail journey

Cockpit Integration Solution (C.I.S.)

It's all about the fun of riding. But that doesn't mean it can't look slick and be practical: All cables (brake housing, shifting, dropper post) get routed carefully under the stem.

Cockpit Integration Solution (C.I.S.)

Not only does it keep everything tidy and great looking, but it also protects the cables from external influences on your journey.

Dropper-post ready

They say what goes up must come down. The seat tube length of the RAVEN is designed to allow a dropper post, so there are no compromises to be made in the downs. Be ready for the descents at the push of a button.

In-frame storage

There's a fine line between fun and disaster. And a mechanical, in the form of a puncture, is sometimes only a question of time.

In-frame storage

Our Internal Compartment Solution (I.C.S.) allows you to store your spare parts, multitool and co inside the carbon frame of your RAVEN – hiding them from the elements safely.

Adjustable Head Angle

We riders are all different. Depending on how you prefer it, you can easily change the head angle of your RAVEN from 66.5° to 67.5° by turning the headset cups.

Adjustable Head Angle

The slack base setting is more stable and downhill-oriented. The alternative steeper angle makes the bike handle more agile for a more traditional cross-country vibe.

Bike Classification

Type of bicycle (examples): Cross-Country (XC) & Trail bikes

Description: Applies to bicycle and EPACs and includes Condition 1 and Condition 2 as well as rough trails, rough unpaved roads, and rough terrain and unimproved trails that require technical skills. Jumps and drops are intended to be less than 60 cm.

All conditions

A Ride To Preserve

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RAVEN

Bike Classification

A Ride To Preserve

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Technical support for the raven

Dimensions/ Standards

I need more details on the dimensions (bottom bracket, headset, etc.).

What is the maximum rotor dimension for the disc brakes?

Which shifting groupsets fit? With what dimensions?

What is the maximum tyre width?

Which wheel size should I take?

What is the maximum seat post length?

What is the maximum system weight?

What kind of headset does this bike use?

Parts

I want a different fork. What do I need to take into account? What measurements are important?

Can I add an internal dropper post?

Can I add fenders, a kickstand or a rack?

Can I change between 1by and 2by? What are 1by and 2by?

What cranks are compatible?

Does the bike have a chain stay protector?

Can I change to electronic shifting/ mechanical shifting

Equipment

Which bikepacking bags fit?

Can I use the bike on a smart trainer?

Can I attach a bike trailer?

How many water bottle cages will fit?

Damage

What do I do when I have material damage at my bike?

Technology

Is there an easy and nice option to mount a bike computer?

How do I change the stem/stem length?

I want to ride with less spacers. How do I do that?

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