Our latest Trail MTB, the Collosus T, instantly grabbed attention on PinkBike, not just for its aggressive design and capability, but for how much performance riders get at such an impressive price.
Positioned between our budget-focused trail mountain bikes and its full-blown enduro machines, the Collosus T MTB promises modern geometry, advanced suspension engineering, and the kind of value that makes mountain riders look twice.
With 140mm rear travel paired with a 160mm fork, this full-suspension mountain bike is built for riders who demand confidence on challenging trails while still expecting efficiency on the climbs.
Engineered to Ride Hard: Frame & Suspension Details
PinkBike highlights one of the most significant upgrades: Our new Independent Floating Suspension (IFS) Compact system.
This twin-link layout is designed to deliver sensitivity off the top, strong mid-stroke support, and predictable control on big hits, all while simplifying weight and maintenance.
Built to Adapt: Specs & Geometry That Match Modern Riding
PinkBike notes that the Collosus T MTB blends agility and capability, with size-specific chainstays and the option to run mixed-wheel setups (while it ships with 29” wheels). Shorter stays give the bike a lively, pop-ready personality, perfect for playful trail riding while staying composed at speed.
A standout detail is the Collosus T’s dual flip-chip system. One flip-chip on the swingarm helps maintain consistent geometry when switching wheel configurations, while another at the front shock mount allows riders to fine-tune bottom-bracket height and handling feel. Together, they give riders meaningful control over how the bike behaves on different terrain.
Offered in multiple builds starting at just $2,999, the Collosus T MTB delivers rare adjustability at this price point, reinforcing its position as a serious contender in the Trail mountain bike category.
PinkBike Readers Are Paying Attention
The reaction from PinkBike readers shows growing excitement around the new MTB Bike lineup, especially the Collosus T’s blend of capability and price.
Here are just a few responses:
“Mullet, frame storage, good looks, sensible price. Would.”
“I would absolutely consider a Polygon if they get their stuff together in Canada. Their only dealer is MEC and they don’t actually carry anything interesting in their lineup.”
“Polygon gone and swooped up all the value hounds from YT Industries pasture… this price for whole new model with all the geo/features/layout boxes ticked is pretty dang amazing.”
The message is clear: riders are watching, and we are winning attention in the mountain bike value conversation.
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