Actofive has released a “fast full suspension frame”, named the I-TRAIN. It is a short-travel mountain bike able to run 105mm, 115mm or 125mm rear…
Actofive has released a “fast full suspension frame”, named the I-TRAIN. It is a short-travel mountain bike able to run 105mm, 115mm or 125mm rear wheel travel paired with 120-140mm fork travel. Its versatility delivers a platform that can switch between XC, Downcountry and Trail riding intentions.The I-Train is borne of a collaboration between CNC specialists, Actofive, and Nicolai, another German mountain bike manufacturer famed for its progressive-geometry long-travel mountain bikes.
Again, with a 190mm x 45mm shock but a different rocker link, the I-TRAIN can run 115mm of rear wheel travel; pair that with a 130mm fork and you have yourself a more trail-focused mountain bike Thanks to the inclusion of a +/- 1° ADJUSTABLE RIDE angleset, the I-TRAIN can also be set up with a 65°, 66° or 67° head angle, dependent on the rider’s preference, or the steepness of the terrain on the menu that day.
This one sees the highest starting ratio and lowest end-stroke ratio, in-line with its more rowdy trail riding intentions; Actofive say this leverage curve is also amenable to use with a coil shock. For the XC-oriented 105mm configuration, the leverage curve flattens out considerably.
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