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With a fresh look and updated components such as the brand new RockShox Lyrik on the Comp 1, the Goat is once again ready to do its Alpha-mountain-animal reputation justice. Already a seasoned fighter, the critically acclaimed and often prized enduro is coming out swinging and ready for round 2.
There is hardly another bike on the market that has drawn as much attention as the CAPRA. First came the carbon version in 2014, which was not only discussed and tested at length but also many times the recipient of prestigious titles and awards. This “universal weapon” from YT was among other designated “Enduro Bike of the Year”, impressing riders with its all-round capabilities: excellent climbing manners and maximum shred factor downhill are no longer mutually exclusive, thanks to the CAPRA’s unique geometry. Good reason for YT to continue with the winning formula: a gravity-oriented interpretation of the enduro segment.
Whether heading to the bike park, racing enduro, or just shredding single track, CAPRA sets you up for any terrain.
New for 2016 is an entry-level segment, featuring a well-balanced component selection to provide Young Talents on a shoe-string budget a proper tool for pinning it – Good Times guaranteed!
The 2016 Capra AL’s are available now.
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