For bikers who are not afraid of challenging trails and are always looking for new adventures, Mondraker full suspension bikes offer the robustness, technology and versatility needed to master any terrain.

Ambitious racers who strive for the podium in every race will find in Mondraker Fullys the perfect combination of speed, efficiency and control to leave their competitors behind.

Even hobby riders who value comfort and riding fun will get their money's worth with a Mondraker fully. These bikes offer excellent suspension performance and riding stability, which make long tours a pleasure.

• Cross-Country (XC) and Marathon: Lightweight bikes with efficient suspension for long distances and fast trails.
• Trail and All-Mountain: Versatile bikes that offer a good balance between climbing ability and downhill fun.
• Enduro: Robust bikes with long suspension travel for technical descents and high speeds.
• Downhill (DH): Maximum suspension and stability for the most demanding descents.

• Forward Geometry: Provides improved stability and control at high speeds as well as more efficient pedaling performance.
• Frame material: Stealth Carbon for lightness and stiffness or Stealth Alloy for robustness and good value for money.
• Size and fit: A bike that fits your height and proportions well will improve comfort and performance.

• Zero Suspension System: Provides fully active suspension that maximizes traction and control without compromising pedaling performance.
• Suspension travel: Depends on your area of ​​use; more suspension travel for enduro and downhill, less for XC and trail.

• Wheel size: 29 inches for fast rolling and better overcoming of obstacles, 27.5 inches for agility and better handling.
• Tires: Wider tires offer more traction and comfort, the tread depth and type should be tailored to the terrain.

Choosing between a 1x or 2x drive system depends on your preferences and application. 1x drives offer simplicity and efficiency, while 2x drives offer greater range.

Powerful disc brakes are essential for all mountain bike disciplines, with larger discs for downhill and enduro where more braking power is needed.

Consider whether you need additional features such as a dropper post, which can be very useful on technical trails and varying terrain.