FORCE Enduro 29"

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FORCE Enduro 29"

FORCE Enduro 29"

Meet the Force Enduro.

Meet the Force Enduro.

The Force Enduro will conquer the most demanding trails—exceptionally capable, confidently composed, and meticulously designed to deliver control across steep climbs, technical descents, and rugged terrain.

  • The ultimate
    enduro machine.

  • Frameset weight
    of 2,846g.

  • Advanced kinematic
    suspension for optimal
    traction and control.

  • High-Strength
    High-Modulus
    Carbon Fiber

  • Build it your way:
    choose from 4
    configurations.

FORCE Enduro 29" Specifications

Cockpit & Saddle

  • Handlebar: CANWIN KARST
  • Saddle: Enduro MTB Saddle

Dimensions

  • Thru-axle: 148x12mm (F)110x15mm (R)
  • Seat Post Diameter: 31.6mm
  • BB: BSA-73mm

Wheels

  • Wheelset: RORE Alloy Enduro Wheelset (Config. 1 & 2)RORE Carbon Enduro Wheelset (Config. 3 & 4)
  • Tyre: Maxxis Tubeless Tyres
  • Maximum Tyre Width: 29 x 2.5”

Frame

Size Options

  • S / 380 M / 410 L / 440

Frameset Material

  • High-Strength High-Modulus Carbon Fiber
  • Frameset Weight: 2846g

Brakes

Brake Levers

  • Config 1: SRAM Maven Bronze
  • Config 2: SRAM Maven Bronze
  • Config 3: SRAM Maven Silver
  • Config 4: SRAM Maven Silver

Brake Calipers

  • Config 1: SRAM Maven Bronze
  • Config 2: SRAM Maven Bronze
  • Config 3: SRAM Maven Silver
  • Config 4: SRAM Maven Silver

Brake Rotors

  • Config 1: SRAM CenterLine, 200mm F / 200mm R
  • Config 2: SRAM CenterLine, 200mm F / 200mm R
  • Config 3: SRAM HS2, 200mm F / 200mm R
  • Config 4: SRAM HS2, 200mm F / 200mm R

Drivetrain

Derailleur / Shifter

  • Config 1: SRAM Eagle 90 Transmission(RD-90-A1), Eagle 90 TransmissionShifter (SL-90-A1)
  • Config 2: SRAM S1000 EagleTransmission AXS (RD-S1000-E-A1),AXS Pod Controller (EC-AXS-POD-D1)
  • Config 3: SRAM GX EagleTransmission AXS (RD-GX-E-B1),AXS Pod Controller (EC-AXS-POD-D1)
  • Config 4: SRAM GX EagleTransmission AXS (RD-GX-E-B1),AXS Pod Controller (EC-AXS-POD-D1)

Fork

  • Config 1: EXA FORM F36 Fork
  • Config 2: ROCKSHOXDomain Gold Fork
  • Config 3: ROCKSHOXZEB Base Fork
  • Config 4: ÖHLINSRXF38 M.2 Fork

Shock

  • Config 1: EXA FORMDRIFT Shock
  • Config 2: ROCKSHOXDeluxe Select+ Shock
  • Config 3: ROCKSHOXVIVID Base Shock
  • Config 4: ÖHLINSTTX 2 Shock

Cassette / Crankset

  • Config 1: SRAM XS-1275 T-Type,12-speed 10–52T. SRAM Eagle 9032T (FC-90-A1) Crankset.
  • Config 2: SRAM XS-1275 T-Type,12-speed 10–52T. SRAM S100032T (FC-S1000-C1) Crankset.
  • Config 3: SRAM XS-1275 T Type,12 Speed 10–52T. SRAM GX EagleTransmission 32T (FC-GX-D1) Crankset.
  • Config 4: SRAM XS-1275 T Type,12 Speed 10–52T. SRAM GX EagleTransmission 32T (FC-GX-D1) Crankset.

Find Your FORCE Enduro Fit

Rider Size Guide

Use your rider height
to find your ideal
FORCE Enduro
frame size.

SM / 380 5’2” to 5’7”157–170 cm
MD / 410 5’6” to 5’11”168–180 cm
LG / 440 5’10” to 6’3”178–191 cm

Frame Size

Geometry Diagram

Key frame measurements
that define fit, handling
and ride feel.

Geometry Diagram
S / 380M / 410L / 440
ASize / ST Length (mm)380410440
BVirtual TT (mm)560590609
CST Angle (°)77.7°77.7°78°
DHT Angle (°)64°64°64°
EHT Length (mm)100100110
FRC Length (mm)445445445
GWheel Base (mm)120812371262
HFork Rake (mm)424242
IBB Drop (mm)252525
JFork Length (mm)582582582
Reach (mm)425455475
Stack (mm)622622631

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