29er Full suspension MTBs

29er Full suspension MTBs

29-Inch Wheels are the Perfect Choice for Full Suspension MTBs. When you require high efficiency and perfect smoothness, 29-inch wheels on a full suspension MTB are the ideal choice depending on your riding style and usage. From fast cross-country race bikes to long-travel downhill bikes, you can find full suspension MTBs with 29-inch wheels across all disciplines.

  • 5 items
5 items
    SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission, Rock Shox Pike Select+ RC2
    ¥27,800
    Original price ¥30,300
    You save ¥2,500
    SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission, RockShox Lyrik Select+
    ¥27,800
    Original price ¥32,900
    You save ¥5,100
    Shimano Deore M6100, 12-Speed, Fox 34 Performance
    ¥23,000
    Shimano SLX 12s, FOX 36 Performance Elite
    ¥21,200
    Shimano Deore M6100, 12-Speed, Fox 34 Rhythm
    ¥18,200

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