Meta V4.2: Commençal’s Enduro bike, reworked

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The fourth version of Commençal’s Meta is updated for 2017 with some features that push further toward the racing of the Enduro segment.  The Meta V4.2 features 160mm of rear travel and is spec’d with forks that boast 170mm of travel.  The bike keeps 27.5″ wheels but has improved kinematics and the price points are looking amazing.

The top tube takes on a new shape, and allows you to run just about any shock on the market, including the new Metric options.  The dimensions are 230mm X 60mm.

The linkage has been reworked structurally but also features a fair bit more progression in its rate as well. The new bike is spec’d for 1X drivetrains only.  The top end bikes are 12 speed, and entry to mid level are 11 speed. The rear end spacing is now Boost 148; this has allowed the designers to provide more space for the rear brake caliper, as well as stiffen things up a bit. The choice for the rims at all spec levels range from 25 to 30mm internal width.   The cable routing is internal and passes above the bottom bracket. Although the front end doesn’t appear to have changed much, Commencal have made more room for the bottle cage, particularly with regard to rear shock clearance More downtube and chainstay protection. While most geometry remains the same, the head tube angle has been slackened by half of a degree.

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Availability : November 2016

www.commencal-store.com

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