Product Description
Brand |
Juliana |
Category |
MOUNTAIN |
Seller |
Backcountry |
The Juliana Roubion 2. 1 Carbon CC X01 Eagle complete bike has earned a devoted following worldwide of women who shred, hard. With responsive 27. 5 inch wheels and plenty of travel to take on technical trails in total control, this is an ideal steed for those who are constantly pushing their riding to new heights. Part of what's earned the Roubion such a rabid fanbase is its 150mm of VPP suspension. As with all VPP bikes, the Roubion's counter-rotating links are carefully arranged to resist activation by pedaling forces, all but eliminating unwanted bobbing under power. This being the latest iteration of VPP, it's tuned to provide more midstroke support than previous generations of the VPP platform, giving the rider a better feel for the terrain, and a livelier ride feel. The rest of the Roubion's formula for excellence is largely down to its impeccably refined geometry. The 66 degree head angle is stable and predictable when diving into steep chutes, and it's quick enough to make easy direction changes, which is easily appreciated when the trail throws a surprise your way. At 17 inches, the chainstays strike a nice balance between being short enough to turn quickly, and long enough to maintain weight on the front wheel, especially when hanging off the back on descents. At 13. 4 inches, its bottom bracket height is plenty low to remain planted in bike park style berms and off camber corners, but it's just high enough to keep your pedals from hitting rocks and trail debris. Where some other bikes go to extremes, the Roubion's strength is its balance, of which it has plenty to spare. The Rubion is built using Juliana's top tier CC carbon fiber construction. By using some of the finest, and strongest, raw materials available, Juliana is able to make its CC level frames extremely lightweight, while maintaining outstanding impact resistance, exceptional stiffness, and just the right amount of finely tuned flex to cancel out trail chatter. Of course, balancing these...
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