BMC (Switzerland) – “We promised, now we deliver...the new Speedfox is here, with ground-breaking Trailsync Technology - ensuring that you are never out of sync with the trails you are riding again. Trailsync combines dropper post operation and compression damping and eliminates one-handed, on-the-fly adjustments... ensuring that you're always riding the optimum suspension tune in the correct saddle position. You. The Trail. Synchronized”, stated BMC.

Synced:

Trailsync Technology ensures that the rider always in the right suspension tune, keeping the hands on the bars while staying connected to the trail.

Balanced:

120/130 mm of perfectly balanced, trail-optimized travel - efficient uphill, confident downhill.

Integrated:


Cutting-edge integration delivers durability and performance, packaged in a uniquely Swiss, aesthetic form.

Features:

1. IP Cable Routing - Prevents rattling, facilitates routing through internal carbon guide tubes.
2. Multi-Port - Lets you ride the bike with or without a front derailleur and provides access to the interior of the frame.
3. Mud Flap/ Hidden Link - Hides all cables between the rear triangle and the main frame; keeps bearings clean.
4. Integrated Protection - Molded downtube and chainstay guards keep the frame safe from impacts, in a refined design package.
5. APS Advanced Pivot System - An efficient and durable suspension system with a trail tune. Supports you on the uphill while being fully active on the downhill.
6. Trailsync - Combines two actions in one. Drop the seat post and open the rear suspension with the push of one button...and vice versa.
7. Low Standover Height - Confidence, regardless of rider height.

Trailsync:


Trailsync goes beyond the benefits of a standard dropper post by combining automatic suspension and saddle position adjustment. It is perfectly integrated in the frame design and operated with a single, remote lever.

1. Activate Trailsync by pressing the remote lever
2. The remote lever activates the dropper post (drop or rise)
3. The dropper post controls the suspension mode

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