2016 sees Ellsworth celebrate 25 years of making mountain bikes, and its new carbon Rogue Sixty is as about as modern as it gets with a long, low and slack geometry, 27.5in wheels and 160mm of travel on both ends.
Ellsworth Rogue Sixty spec overview
- Carbon 4K weave
- Fox Factory 36 fork and Float X shock, 160mm travel
- Shimano XT build kit
- DT Swiss M1700 wheels w/Maxxis High Roller II 2.3in tires
- Back in Black, Foxy Orange, and Captain America R&B color schemes
- ACTIVE (AEES) suspension with custom tuned Fox Float X shock
- 66-degree head angle / 74-degree seat angle
- 420mm chainstays
- Internal cable routing for dropper, Di2, and rear derailleur
- English threaded 73mm BB
- ISCG05 tabs
- 27.5in wheels, Boost front and rear
- Medium, Large, X-Large sizes
- Frame weight: 5.5lb / 2.5kg (size medium with rear shock)
- Complete weight: 29.4lb / 13.3kg (size medium)
- US$6,500 XT build, UK and Australian pricing to be confirmed
Ellsworth Rogue Sixty frame and equipment
27.5in wheels and 160mm of squish put the Rogue Sixty directly in the enduro market. The geometry sits long, low, and slack, and the single ring Shimano XT crankset is helped by an MRP chainguide held on by ISCG05 tabs.
Rear end suspension action is handled by Ellsworth's Active Energy Efficient Suspension. It's the latest iteration of Ellsworth's ICT (Instant Center Tracking) design, which Tony Ellsworth has been refining for over 17 years.
It's a fully active, four-bar linkage that prizes traction and efficiency everywhere, especially over challenging, technical terrain where most riders typically coast.
Ellsworth Rogue Sixty ride impression
Ellsworth Rogue Sixty vs. the competition
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