The Commencal TEMPO delivers 125mm rear wheel travel via the all-new Virtual Contact System suspension platform paired with a 140mm fork
Commencal has released the TEMPO, a short-travel trail bike said to be a “playful powerhouse”. Its 125mm of rear wheel travel is delivered via a VPP linkage wherein the front triangle is connected to a one-piece swingarm via two short links that co-rotate in a clockwise fashion while the uppermost one drives the shock. It rolls on a 29″ wheelset and sports a 140mm travel fork.
Altogether, the TEMPO looks to be well thought-through. It runs a SRAM UDH and looks to have decent frame protection where it counts; on the underside of the downtube, and on the drive-side chainstay and seat stay for chain slap management. Also, the pivot bearing hardware gets an expander system on the thru-axles that should prevent bolts loosening off while riding.
The Commencal TEMPO Ohlins is also available in Metallic Green and Chalk colorways; all are due in January 2023 More affordable is the Commencal Essential, retailing at € 3,900. This one is built up with a Fox 34 Trail Performance Fork, a Float DPS Shock, a Shimano SLX 12-Speed Drivetrain, TRP Trail EVO Brakes and DT SWISS XM 481 rims on a Formula hubset.
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