Mountainbikes with electronic shifting

Mountainbikes with electronic shifting

With a mountain bike equipped with electronic shifting, unimaginable possibilities open up for you. A simple push of a button is enough and the perfect gear is set - precise, fast and reliable. Experience now how the mountain bike with electronic shifting revolutionizes your riding style and opens up new horizons for you.

  • 4 items
    • Color: Podium Black
    • Color: XCObalt
    SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission, RockShox SID SL Select+
    4,649 US$
    • Color: Pale Lavender
    • Color: Slate Silver
    SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission, Rock Shox Pike Select+ RC2
    3,749 US$
    • Color: FW Bolt
    SRAM X0 Eagle AXS Transmission, Öhlins RXF38
    5,099 US$
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    • Color: Reflective
    SRAM XX Eagle AXS Transmission, Fox 34 Factory
    5,849 US$

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