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Which Frameset would you choose? Follow for part 2!

We can guarantee 2 things when Marks sets out to build a new bike…

1. We know it’s going to be light.

2. We know it’s going to be boujee.

So when he told us that’s he’s working on building a new M2S equipped Frameset, we got excited! 👀

1,589g - The lightest full suspension race bike ever.

The Epic 9 Ultralight LTD.

This size large weighs in at a staggeringly light 19.22lbs!🤯 Stop by Pro Bike Supply to check out this sick bike before it goes to a new home!

Magura GUSTAV: Enough power to stop you dead in your tracks, just like Tony’s smile 😉

We have a few sets ready to ship today 🤫

A bike so light that we all secretly want it…

At a claimed weight of 18.9lbs (8.57kg) the Epic 9 Ultralight LTD is the lightest production XC Frameset and complete bike.

Ultralight Spec Highlights:
Epic 9 UL Frame (Large)
Control World Cup Wheelset
Piccola HD Brakeset
XXSL T-Type Groupset
Control Cockpit

Click or DM to start your Epic 9 build today!

What color Industry Nine parts would you spec on this Crestline RS181.2 Frameset?

Custom Build Highlights Include:
RS181.2 Frameset / RH2
ZEB Ultimate 3.2 / 180mm / Red
Telum w/ Red Rockshox Coil
Maven A1 Brakes / 200mm F/R
Custom Hydra 2 Enduro Wheelset
A35 Stem + Spacers
V2 Bars

Let us know below what color you would spec 👇

What’s your favorite brake set up?

We know ours always starts with MTX pads for perfect modulation and plenty of stopping power.

We first brought on MTX as a Hail Mary during the COVID parts restriction… we couldn’t get brake pads, MTX had some, so we took a chance. Since then MTX has become (and stayed) one of our top selling products ever.

Stop by or click the link in the bio to shop the best brake pads on the market!

Storage when you want it, lighter when you don’t.

The new SWAT box made some waves online and looks like a call back to Epic’s of years past. Many riders love the functionality of SWAT, but realize that they carry nothing in there while racing.

Does this new SWAT box offer what you want out of your on bike storage?

Epic 9 In-stock and ready to ship at Probikesupply.com

OBB Linkage: It’s an interesting system to watch in action, to say the least. Is it captivating? Yes. Is it needed? You be the judge.

Here’s what’s actually happening as the new Demo 11 cycles through its travel. Specialized went with an Over Bottom Bracket (OBB) linkage for this iteration. The goal behind all those moving parts is straightforward: isolate the braking forces from the suspension and kill pedal kickback.

By separating the linkage from the BB, the suspension is designed to stay active and track the ground, even when you’re grabbing a handful of brake through a blown-out section. Combine that with the HighGear drivetrain, and you get full suspension movement without it pulling at your pedals.

It’s a massive amount of engineering. But on the World Cup circuit, it seems to be doing exactly what it was built to do.

Drop your thoughts below—is this the future of downhill tech, or just over-engineered? 👇

Link in bio for the full spec list, or swing by the shop to get a hands-on look at it in the stand.

It’s time to GiddyUp and try out the new Spur!

This is our way of announcing that we have Spur Demo bikes ready for you to get out on the trail and rip!

DM, call, or click the link in bio to schedule your demo ride!

Composure in ultimate chaos: Demo 11

Developed over three years alongside World Cup-winning prototypes and the fastest riders on the planet, the Demo 11 was built with a single objective: go faster everywhere. This isn’t industry hype—this is race-proven innovation. It delivers the predictable control and composure you need to drop into the flow instantly, commit harder, hold faster lines, and carry maximum speed from the start gate to the finish line.

In-stock at Pro Bike Supply