From racing in our local cross-country series to cruising the singletrack after work, the Juliana Wilder Trail is one of our favorite bikes to throw a leg over when we need a lightweight and efficient ride. With 115mm of Superlight suspension, the Wilder Trail ensures every ounce of the energy we put into the pedals is transferred into forward momentum. The Superlight suspension platform utilizes fewer moving parts, a lower leverage curve, and reduced anti-squat characteristics from VPP to provide a more efficient forward drive, resulting in a lighter ride. To pair well with the improved suspension design, the Wilder Trail features a slack-for-cross-county 67. 1-degree head tube angle to give us the capability we need for ever-changing cross-country courses while maintaining its precise handling. A 75-degree seat tube angle allows super-efficient climbing, and size-specific chainstays allow riders of every size frame to get the same precise handling and agility for their body size. Additional features like the integrated chainstay and downtube protectors, three water bottle mounts, neat internally tunneled cable routing, and an SRAM UDH-compatible frame are all icing on the cake. The GX Eagle Transmission Reserve build of the Juliana Wilder Trail offers quality components and an electronic drivetrain to take our performance to the next level. First up, Juliana's Carbon C frame gives us a stiff and lightweight platform to shred on. Next, Juliana slapped on SRAM's GX Eagle Transmission drivetrain, equipping this bike with the latest technology in the electronic shifting world and giving us a precise and durable design. RaceFace ARC Offset 27 rims and Industry Nine 1/1 hubs kick things up another notch with a durable, quick, and lightweight wheelset. Finally, a Fox 34 Step-Cast Float Performance Elite, 120mm fork, and a Fox Float Performance Elite rear shock are equipped with multiple compression and rebound adjustments, so we can tune our suspension to our riding s...