Transition downhill Bikes

Transition Bikes is the tale of Pacific Northwest shredders quitting their particular jobs and building bikes, but never forgetting why they experienced the company in the first place - cycling. Kevin and Kyle stop their particular tasks at a telecommunications organization in 2001, created Transition, and began offering bicycles in 2003. Their rider owned eyesight of perhaps not taking things too seriously, coupled with innovative designs such as the BottleRocket have actually, no pun meant, propelled Transition into the spotlight of mountain bike manufacturing. Transition bicycles tend to be versatile, crafted with awareness of information, and especially, created for one to have a huge amount of enjoyable. Transition's PNW origins (Bellingham, Washington become precise) with their passion and dedication to driving make sure they are an ideal fit at evo. Shred on!

evoCollective Rider Lars Sternberg

Bike driver extraordinaire and Transition Airtime Engineer Lars Sternberg has a lot of freeride and race experience gained through their evolución from BMX pro to enduro racer, to designing and testing bikes at Transition. Browse the video to see just what our company is speaing frankly about, and look for evo content featuring Lars throughout every season!

GiddyUp suspension system

Giddy Up ride experience are going to be familiar for any earlier change rider, however with a large enhancement in suspension performance. The newest models are created to be active while climbing; increased compression damping or back shock platforms aren't needed with Giddy Up. The suspension continues to be free to erase the trail, improve traction and control without having to sacrifice any effectiveness. You don't have to take into account turning switches; begin your ride with the surprise open and leave it truth be told there. With Giddy Up you'll focus on the path, maybe not your remotes, levers or knobs. Just grab your bicycle, Giddy Up, and get!

Progressive Geometry

Very long, Low and Slack. Transition bicycles have outstanding security in gnarly landscapes, but faster chainstays combined with Giddy Up Suspension keep you nimble and in a balanced place on rise up.

Patrol Carbon

"The Patrol Carbon may be the bulldog that can win an agility competition; the Motorhead fan which privately is able to dance the salsa. Certain, the dish to help make a 155mm vacation cycle that shines on rowdy descents is fairly simple nowadays, but few businesses have identified tips bake-in the sort of overall versatility that Transition has actually managed to do making use of their Patrol."

- Eric Levy, Pinkbike

"whilst it's maybe not downhill season when you look at the PNW, I've taken the Patrol to a single of our local shuttle places on a few occasions and actually preferred the Patrol over my downhill bike on those tracks The confidence-inspiring geometry combined with the bottomless experience of the GiddyUp suspension system allows us to charge like I'm driving my big cycle."

- Eric Brown, Freehub Magazine

Patrol: Along Squamish

"as the 65-degree mind perspective, extremely reduced BB (13.5") and 46.49" wheelbase is almost certainly not ideal device for all's needs, we thought the outrageous confidence, fair cost and incredibly playful demeanor result in the Patrol this year's All Mountain Bike of the season. Bring about the nastiness."

"What we liked most is the way the Patrol never performed something incorrect, that is significantly less common than you had believe in the present bicycle market. The full aluminum frame and dialed spec listing show exactly how in tune change is with what makes a bike trip really under a demanding driver, overlooking some of the business's current styles and only just what actually works most useful. From our viewpoint the Patrol presents the best of the "less is much more" belief. While Transition's refinement of proven principles yields nothing awesome fancy, the back to tips method works damn well and keeps a smile on your own face - and that is the reason we drive bicycles."

Transition Scout First Impressions - Bicycle Magazine

"The Scout offers up a ridiculously playful ride that just generally seems to elevate the enjoyment element, regardless of what trail you're operating."

The Groms! The Transition Ripcord

"The Transition Ripcord is a 24″ freeride bike that should help your small ripper step-up his / her game. (...) it is angles are a lot better suited to leaps, downhill, and playground cycling that groms seem to gravitate to."