Polygon Syncline C5 29" Carbon Hardtail Mountain Bike

Built for challenging cross-country rides and tough offroad trails, The Syncline C5 is a trail machine with adventure on its mind.

The ACX XC Performance carbon frame delivers extraordinary strength to weight ratio, while the grippy WTB Trail Boss tyres were born for testing terrains.

The Fox 32 Rhythm, 120mm Travel suspension forks help the bike glide over bumps along the way to ensure you stay comfortable on the seat post and stay firmly in control of the handlebars. If you're looking to set a PB, the Shimano Hydraulic Disc Brakes give you the confidence to attack the trail knowing you have impressive stopping power when required. About Polygon.

Polygon are a world-renowned bike manufacturer with over 25 years of cycling expertise. Producing close to a million bikes a year out of their state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, their commitment to innovation and craftsmanship has seen them pick up numerous industry awards and become the brand of choice for leading professionals. You'll be in good company when you ride a Polygon.

Premium Trail Mountain Bike.

Frame: ACX XC Performance.

Dropout: Alloy Thru Axle Dropout.

Fork: Fox 32 Rhythm, 120mm Travel.

Handle Bar: Entity Xpert, Alloy.

Stem: Alloy E:40mm R:0DEG BB:31.8mm.

Grips/Bar Tape: Entity Rubber Grip W/ Lockring.

Head Set: Threadless Integrated Headset.

Saddle: Entity Void Saddle.

Seat Post: Entity Xpert, Alloy.

Seat Clamp: QR Seat Clamp.

Chainset: Shimano FC-M7100 32t.

Bb Set: Shimano MT500.

Chain: KMC X-12.

Cassette: Shimano CS-M6100 10-51T.

Shifting Lever - Right: Shimano SLX Sl-M7100, 1x12-Speed.

Rear Derailleur: Shimano SLX Rd-M7100.

Tyres: WTB Trail Boss 27.5"X2.25" / 29"X2.25".

Rims: Entity XL2 32H.

Front Hub: Shimano Front Hub.

Rear Hub: Shimano Rear Hub.

Front & Rear Brakes: Left Shimano BR-MT410 Hydraulic Disc Brake.

Polygon Bikes

This bike was manufactured by Polygon, an Indonesian company founded in 1989. The main selling point of Polygon Bikes is their incredible value; they hold a major advantage over the majority of their competitors by owning their manufacturing facilities. This results in lower costs, which they pass onto the consumer, as well as giving them a greater flexibility and control over the bike ranges. Polygon currently manufacture close to a million bikes per annum, which are sold in 30 different countries; truly a global brand.