Mountain Frames

Fuel EX C is the ideal start for a dream trail bike with a full OCLV Mountain Carbon frame that has 130mm of rear travel with a Fox Factory RE:aktiv Thru Shaft shock. Build it up light and fast or make it a beefy bruiser that's ready for some extra chunk. It's up to you. - A full OCLV Mountain Carbon frame makes for a ride that's light on the climbs and trail-tough on rough descents - RE:aktiv with Thru Shaft works faster than a normal shock, so it tracks the ground better and keeps you in control - This bike is perfect for shredding singletrack, hitting drops, and pushing your limits in multi-stage and marathon events - A sleek internal storage compartment gives you a versatile spot to stow tools and gear - We expanded our size range from XS through XL to ensure a better fit for all riders

Ticket DJ is a lightweight, durable dirt jump mountain bike frame with a compact rear end and roomy top tube for major style, the best handling, and the biggest tricks. Horizontal sliding dropouts let you choose between a singlespeed or geared setup for a personalized ride. It's right for you if... You spend at least half your time in the air at the dirt jumps, skate park, or pump track. You want options for a singlespeed or geared setup on a durable, lightweight frame. The tech you get Ticket DJ Frameset gives you the basics and lets you run with them. The lightweight and durable Alpha Platinum Aluminum frame has horizontal sliding dropouts that enables a singlespeed or a geared setup, and its short chainstays allow you to pop off jumps. The final word Get it if you want a super-durable bike for dirt jumps, the skate park, or the pump track. It's at home in the air, and built in collaboration with the best slopestyle riders in the world: the Trek C3 Project. Why you'll love it - Trek C3 Project riders have helped to dial-in the geometry and features of this bike over years of collaboration, and the result is a highly refined ride that has helped to define the sport - Alpha Platinum Aluminum is light without compromising durability