Name: Duale 10 26&Quot; Electric Full Susp MTB Satin Dark Gray X-Large
Brand: Felt
SKU: 567071818
Price: 5799 USD
Availability: InStock

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Duale 10 26&Quot; Electric Full Susp MTB Satin Dark Gray X-Large - 567071818

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The DUALe is our full-suspension frame with trail specific geometry to allow you to cover all the mountain. The frame is a rugged double butted 6061 aluminum with a Rockshox Revelation RL shock and Monarch RT front fork smoothing out the bumps. A full compliment of Shimano components round-out the drivetrain, making the DUALe a bike that not only shuttles you to the top, but lets you rip the downhills as well.

Finish: Satin Dark Grey (Black, Flouro Orange)

Sizes: SM (16), MD (18), LG (20), XL (22)

Weight: n/a

Frame: Felt Electric MTB Trail dual-suspension, Bosch-specific, 125mm travel, double-butted 6061 aluminum, Hydrofrom top tube seat stays, ControlTaper headtube, full internal cable routing, 142 x 12mm Shimano thru axle dropouts, disc-brake specific

Shock: RockShox Revelation RL, Solo Air, remote Pushloc lockout, aluminum tapered steerer, magnesium lowers, 130mm Travel, adjustable rebound, 15mm Maxle, post mount

Fork: RockShox Monarch RT w/ custom tune

Headset: FSA No.57 semi-integrated Aheadset: ACB water sealed bearings, w/ Felt Tornado aluminum top cap, custom 1 x 8mm curved, 2 x 5mm straight washers

Stem: Felt MTB SL design 3D-forged aluminum w/ 4-bolt handlebar clamp, 1-1/8 threadless: 31.8mm handlebar, 7 rise, w/ black Cr-Mo hardware SM/MD = 70mm LG/XL = 90mm

Handlebar: Felt MTB 6061 butted aluminum riser: 31.8mm, 4.8mm rise x 9 sweep, 720mm width

Grips: Felt XC trail single aluminum clamp lock-on, wing-style

Bar Ends: Felt F-Wing end plugs

Shifters: Shimano Deore XT SL-M780 10-speed Rapid Fire, i-Spec

Front Derailleur: n/a

Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT RD-M786-SGS Shadow Plus: long cage

Crankset: Felt Electric MTB Bosch-specific, forged aluminum, 15T cog: SM = 170m MD/XL = 175mm

Chainwheel n/a

Chainguide: Bosch Performance eDrive Unit, 350W output, 20 mph

Bottom Bracket: Bosch 400Wh frame type battery pack

Pedals: MTB aluminum body cage, toe clip compatible

Chain: KMC X10

Freewheel: Shimano CS-HG 50 10-speed cassette, 11-36T

Brake Levers: Shimano BL-M675 hydraulic

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