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All NS Bikes Mountain Models
Eccentric AL2
NS Bikes’ Eccentric AL2 will cover a lot of ground — epic all-day trips, pumptrack sessions, and everything in between. WIth its aggressive modern geometry, the aluminium frame is the perfect starting point for freedom and fun. It’s strong and overbuilt, yet lightweight and responsive, begging to be ridden. The RockShox Recon fork keeps that front wheel planted, offering 120mm of trail-taming travel, while an aftermarket NS cockpit puts the control in your hands and the swagger in your step. Schwalbe 27.5-inch Racing Ralphs are very fast, while biting hard into corners to deliver an efficient, frisky ride. Meanwhile, the Eccentric’s 1 x 10-speed SRAM drivetrain with 42-tooth climbing cog turns climbs into cakewalks, shifting reliably through a wide gear range so you’re ready for anything.
Fuzz 1 from NS Bikes is for downhill rippers who like to make impossible lines look easy. It’s aluminum frame employs a Horst Link design and a RockShox Vivid R2C shock to devour 203mm of travel, paired with a Boxxer Team fork offering another 200mm of travel to create a big hit bike that loves to go fast down mountains. Burly NS Enigma rims are wrapped in Maxxis Minion DHF tires well-established as one of the most capable downhill tires available. The Fuzz’s 1 x 10-speed drivetrain delivers tight shifts and instant speed while SRAM Code R brakes deliver powerful braking with dialed modulation so you can brake later and carry more speed, longer. NS hardware throughout the cockpit, including direct-mount stem and the 800mm-wide Evidence Plus handlebar, connects you and the bike like a single unit for dominant control when the course gets hairy.
Fuzz 2 from NS Bikes is a downhill thrasher that turns previously impossible lines into reality. It’s aluminum frame employs a Horst Link design to devour 203mm of travel, and is paired with a Boxxer fork with another 200mm of travel for a big hit bike that loves to go fast down mountains. NS rims are wrapped in Maxxis Minion DHF/DHR II tires that deliver reliably aggressive traction in gnarly conditions. Its hybrid 8-speed drivetrain uses 10-speed hardware for tight shifts and the right range for downhill speed. SRAM DB5 brakes hose down the speed when you need it, and NS hardware throughout the cockpit provide a straight conduit between you and the bike for dominant control when the course gets hairy.
NS Bikes' Metropolis is a dedicated dirt jumping bike. You can take it straight out of the box and head to Mellowpark to practice your 360 nosedives, or even go for a big backflip at a Crankworx event. If you are not planning to go so far, hit the streets and practice some off-the-bank tailwhips. The bike is ready for this kind of stuff because it has all the features of a modern pro-level dirt bike. The geometry and parts have been chosen by our top riders, therefore the build is significantly different than what you normally find in to;corporateto; bikes.
The Metropolis 1 features loads of great parts mounted on a multi-butted NS chromoly frame. They spec'd their own Lick handlebar, Quantum stem, with fast-rolling Kenda Small Block 8 tires, sealed bearing Octane One hubs, a microdrive 25:10 drive-train, and SRAM hydraulic rear brake.
NS Bikes' Metropolis is a dedicated dirt jumping bike. You can take it straight out of the box and head to Mellowpark to practice your 360 nosedives or even go for a big backflip at a Crankworx event. If you aren't planning to go so far, hit the streets and practice some off-the-bank tailwhips. This modern pro-level dirt jumper is ready for whatever you've got. The geometry and parts have been chosen by top NS riders for a build that is significantly different than what you normally find.
The Metropolis 2 continues as NS Bikes' middle-of-the-range dirt bike. It's built around a full-chromoly NS frame with Press Fit BB and fitted with NS aftermarket components like Fundamental rims, Lick handlebar, and Quantum stem for good looks, and NS-tough durability. SALT components from We The People add BMX street smarts to this hucker, with a chromoly crankset, seat-post combo, and integrated headset. Round out the trick spec with a compact drivetrain and hydraulic disc brake, and you'll see that this classic remains hard to beat.
NS Bikes' Metropolis is a dedicated dirt jumping bike. You can take it straight out of the box and head to Mellowpark to practice your 360 nosedives, or even go for a big backflip at a Crankworx event. If you are not planning to go so far, hit the streets and practice some off-the-bank tailwhips. The bike is ready for this kind of stuff because it has all the features of a modern pro-level dirt bike. The geometry and parts have been chosen by our top riders, therefore the build is significantly different than what you normally find in to;corporateto; bikes.
The Metropolis 3 is a rock-solid dirt jumper. The NS frame has a chromoly front triangle and is fitted with high-end NS aftermarket parts you'd normally see on more expensive bikes. The SALT crankset spins up Kenda Small Block 8 tires, while a Tektro mechanical disc brake brings you to a stop every time. Keep a solid handle on things with NS Lick handlebars and Quantum stem, and Odyssey Twisted pedals keep your feet planted when you hit the gas. This all adds up to a bike with 100% of high-end bike functionality that is accessible to everyone. There are no to;do-not-jumpto; warning stickers on this bike!
The Movement 2 is part of a new dedicated dirt-jumping line from NS Bikes. With many of today's riders preferring aluminium over steel they decided to introduce an alternative to their popular Metropolis bikes, featuring the same geometry but with a lighter and stiffer frame.
The stiff, responsive frame packs a RockShox Argyle 100mm fork out front to take the hits, while NS Fundamental rims and Kenda tires keep you fast and smooth on the approach. Its burly SALT chromoly crank handles everything you throw at it and powers a micro-drive drivetrain that stays reliably out of your way in the air. The SRAM hydraulic rear brake makes sure you can scrub speed when you need to, keeping you in control with NS bars and stem that look as good as they huck. NS added some style to match your tricks, with oil slick finish on components like chainring, spokes, and stem. All this adds up to a great choice for riders who spend most of their time in the dirt but like to show a little class on the bike.
The Movement 2 is part of a new dedicated dirt-jumping line from NS Bikes. With many of today's riders preferring aluminium over steel NS decided to introduce an alternative to their popular Metropolis bikes, featuring the same geometry but with a lighter and stiffer frame.
The stiff, responsive frame pushes a Marzocchi DJ3 out front to take the hits, while NS Fundamental rims and Kenda tires keep you fast and smooth on the approach. Its burly SALT chromoly crank handles everything you throw at it, and powers a micro-drive drivetrain that stays reliably out of your way in the air. The SRAM hydraulic rear brake makes sure you can scrub speed when you need to, keeping you in control with NS bars and stem that look as good as they huck. All this adds up to a great choice for riders who spend most of their time in the dirt.
NS Bikes knows their customers. They know you're a tough, aggressive rider who expects your enduro bike to be the same way—holding up to hard riding, season after season. That’s why their Snabb E2 was built with a rock-steady 6061/6066 T6 aluminum frame and RockShox Monarch R High Volume shock. With 163mm of rowdy, huck-ready travel, the Snabb can still climb the hill it will annihilate on the way down. The RockShox Yari fork offers 160mm of front-end travel to help ensure you can take the risky line and live to tell about it. Schwalbe’s Hans Dampf tires keep you locked on your line, and SRAM DB3 brakes have the power to make sure that line follows the trail, as you intended. Snabb’s SRAM GX drivetrain rocks a 42-tooth climbing cog for the right gear range on any trail or enduro course, while aftermarket NS cockpit components let you keep this animal on a short leash for more control, more speed, and more fun.
NS Bikes knows their customers. They know you're a tough, aggressive rider and expect your trail bike to be the same way—holding up to hard riding, season after season. That’s why their Snabb T1 was built with a rock-steady 6061/6066 T6 aluminum frame and RockShox Monarch DebonAir RT3 shock. With 142mm of rowdy, trail-loving travel, the Stabb gets you to the top, is comfortable and efficient for long sojourns, and is an absolute riot to rail downhill. The RockShox Pike fork offers 150mm of front-end travel to help ensure you can take the risky line and live to tell about it. NS Enigma Lite rims wrapped up in Schwalbe tires keep you locked on your line, and SRAM Guide R brakes have the power to make sure that line follows the trail as you intended. Snabb’s SRAM 1 x 11 drivetrain rocks a 10-42-tooth cassette for the right gear range on any trail, while its aftermarket NS cockpit components let you keep this animal on a short leash for more control, more speed, and more fun.
NS Bikes brings you the Soda Slope, a radical new-school slopestyle and dirt bike that can go where a hardtail is just not enough. The heart of the bike is the tough and reliable aluminum frame with a unique concentric BB pivot system that delivers superb rear suspension with insanely short chainstays for acceleration and maneuverability like no other full suspension bike out there. NS used the same geometry concept they use in their dirt jumpers, so the Soda Slope feels and hucks like a dirt jumper, yet offers 107mm rear travel and 120mm of travel from the RockShox Yari fork so you can step it up to bigger lines and get more air time. The bike can be run as a single speed or you can throw on a derailleur for some raucous freeriding. SRAM DB1 hydraulic brakes front and rear keep you speed where you need it, while 28 x 10T drivetrain gets you up to speed and stays compactly out of your way in the air. Think of the Soda Slope as a proper dirt jump bike, but with a safety valve for big hits and high-speed runs.
NS Bikes’ Zircus is perfect for playing in the city and off-road. It’s built around a lightweight, strong aluminum frame with custom-butted tubes, horizontal dropouts, and geometry influenced by NS’s pro dirt jumpers. It features a 100mm travel fork that takes the edge off rough run-ups and sketchy landings so you can line it up, launch, and stick the landing with style. The strong, single-speed drivetrain keeps it simple and fast, while Kenda’s Small Block 8 tires grab a variety of surfaces. Combine that with NS’s own Lick handlebar, Quantum stem, and Sam Pilgrim signature grips for a total control package that looks good and rides even better. You can even get an optional derailleur hanger to convert this bike from single speed to gears, if that’s your thing. Add it all up, and Zircus is all you need to master the streets and shred your local trails.
