Altitude Bike Check with Eric Lawrenuk

Taking the Altitude's customizability up a notch, Eric's goal was to build a slopestyle-esque bike that would suit his current contest-free lifestyle. His aim was to build a playful rig suitable for Coast Gravity Park, The Backwoods jumps, and jumpy flow trails. This build serves as a tool to bring his dirt jump tricks and style to the trails, without compromising on ride quality.
Frame: Altitude Carbon Frame Medium
RIDE-9: Position 6
Fork: Marzocchi Z1 160mm
Rear Shock: Marzzochi Bomber Air 160mm
Stem: Chromag RZA - 35mm
Bar: Chromag OSX Limited (cut to 780mm)
Grips: Chromag Squarewave
Brakes: SRAM G2 Ultimate 170mm
Seatpost: Chromag Dolomite
Saddle: Chromag Overture
Cranks: SRAM X01
Pedals: Chromag Scarab
Drivetrain: SRAM X01 Eagle AXS
Wheelset: Chromag Phase 30
Tires: Maxxis Minion DHF Tanwall 27.5” x 2.5” EXO
Extras: Tailored Ridewrap Protection (Gloss), Chromag QR Seatclamp
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[@alwaystired4280]

Pretty cool build!💪🏻

[@PBeBeR974]

BIM BAM 🤘🏾 le 36" TABLE est bien tech = take a WeekEnd SLAYER 👑

[@qualm43]

This is a very cool build. The only thing I'd change is put faster tires on there, such as a Rekon.

[@bphif3]

Hell yea thanks for the pro tip

[@elawrenuk]

With the minions pumped to 50psi, they’re fast enough ;) I wouldn’t trust Rekons anywhere on The North Shore

[@Whyusadd]

Nah, reckons break. Dissector is the go with an assegai in the front

[@jankaskyevitchjellbet7293]

can you run this frame mx?

[@rockymountainbicycles]

Yes you can! Carbon Altitude frames can be switched using our MX Mount (only compatible with 29" models): bikes.com/products/mx-mount