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BUILT TO COVER GROUND, MOW OVER TECHY SINGLETRACK, AND CHARGE DOWN AGGRESSIVE TERRAIN, THE ALL-NEW INTRIGUE ADVANCED PRO 29 PREFERS THE ROWDY SIDE OF LIFE. WHY WE LOVE IT Intrigue Advanced Pro 29 has arrived for those riders who fancy a fast-rolling, high-performance trail bike that can handle epic climbs and demanding descents. Our Advanced-Grade Composite frame leads the charge with women’s-specific geometry, unique composite layup and shock tuning specifically designed for women by women. With a 29-inch tubeless Boost wheelset, you can afford to run a slightly shorter travel setup without sacrificing fun on the trail. Intrigue Advanced Pro 29 offers a 140 mm suspension fork and a 125 mm of rear suspension on an ultra-light, torsionally stiff Advanced Forged Composite linkage. Meet all the demands of your terrain with an advanced rear flip chip, allowing you to change the geometry of the bike to be more suitable for climbing or descending, depending on your trail needs. KEY PERFORMANCE FACTORS Top Performance Trail: Advanced-Grade Composite frame, carbon wheelset, Maestro Suspension and integrated dropper seatpost with a no-compromise finish. Balanced Agility: With a versatile 125/140 mm platform and 29-inch wheels compatible up to 2.5-inch tires, Intrigue Advanced Pro 29 is a dream for both climbing agility and downhill control. Truly Dialed for Women: The Intrigue Advanced Pro 29 is designed around Liv’s 3F Design Philosophy combined with suspension testing conducted by women for women, and tuned to perfection.
Inspection
Inspect the frame, fork, welds, and high-stress areas for cracks, dents, or prior repairs.
Inspection
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Confirm fork and rear shock service intervals and check pivot bearings for play.