Whether we are trying to spin it to win it or just cruising the local singletrack, the Juliana Wilder is one of our go-to cross-country bikes. The Wilder Trail features a 67. 1-degree head tube angle to give us capability when the trail gets rougher without losing its razor-sharp handling. A 75-degree seat tube angle allows for a super-efficient climbing bike, and 115mm of Superlight suspension ensures every ounce of our energy we put into the pedals is transferred into forward momentum. The Superlight suspension platform utilizes fewer moving parts, a lightweight system, a lower leverage curve, and reduced anti-squat characteristics to provide a more efficient forward drive, resulting in a lighter and more efficient ride. Size-specific chainstays allow riders of every size frame to get the same precise handling and agility for their body size. An integrated chainstay and downtube protector keeps the frame protected from stone ships and chain slap, and the front triangle features two water bottle mounts. The GX Eagle Transmission build of the Juliana Wilder Trail offers quality components and an electronic drivetrain at a. First up, Juliana's Carbon C frame gives us a stiff and lightweight chassis that is built to the same specifications as the more premium Carbon CC frame. Next, Juliana slapped on SRAM's GX Eagle Transmission drivetrain, equipping this bike with the smoothest, most precise shifting out there. Next, RaceFace ARC Offset 27 aluminum rims allow us to ride through rock gardens without worry. Finally, a Fox 34 Step-Cast Float Performance Elite, 120mm fork, and a Fox Float Performance Elite help smooth out the roughest of trails and are both fitted with multiple compression and rebound adjustments so we can tune our shocks to our riding style.*Due to a high demand in the global supply chain and bike industry since the start of the pandemic, material weight and exact components are subject to change. We are working diligently to keep tech specs updated,...