The AM.130 joins the AM.150 enduro bike and the Downhill AM.200, winner already in the World Cup.
130mm of rear wheel travel paired with a 140mm fork or, in the case of the AM.130.X, a 150mm fork for slightly more gravity-oriented travel.
The AM.130 uses the same 3D printing process as Atherton's other bikes - the claimed frame weight is 3,1kg without shock and around 14,9kg for an average mount.
Atherton offers an original owner's lifetime warranty on the frame. Atherton will produce 22 sizes, in 10mm increments. The actual saddle angle ranges from 77 degrees in the smallest to 79 degrees in the largest, to prevent tall riders from sitting too far back. Here are the geometries in detail:
There are four different assemblies in the AM.130 range, starting at € 3.990 for the Rock Shox Super Deluxe Ultimate shock absorber frame kit.
The complete assemblies start with Build 2: RockShox Pike Select fork, Deluxe Ultimate shock absorber and Sram GX gears, priced at € 6.270 (approximately The top of the range Build 1 has a Pike Ultimate, Super Deluxe Ultimate and Sram X01: cost € 7.410. Build X has the 150mm fork with longer travel, with Fox 36, Fox Float X2 and Sram GX: cost € 6.935.
The most gravity-focused Build X with a 150mm fork. For more information, athertonbikes. com
