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Voted Mountain Biking Magazine's "Bike of the Year" in 2006. Patented 120mm Virtual Link suspension frame with A Fox 32 F100X fork, a Fox RP23 rear shock, and a full XTR group right down to the wheelset. This is the stuff dreams are made of.

Voted Mountain Biking Magazine's "Bike of the Year" in 2006. Features Haro's patented 120mm Virtual Link suspension with performance-oriented components like a RockShox Reba Race fork, RockShox MC3.3 rear shock, and a Shimano LX/XT drivetrain.

Voted Mountain Biking Magazine's "Bike of the Year" in 2006. Same great patented 120mm Virtual Link suspension frame as the Werx Sonix and Sonix S, but with a price tag that will leave you with money left over to take a trip to Moab. RockShox Tora 318 fork, RockShox MC3.1 rear shock, and a Shimano LX/Deore drivetrain put the wheels in motion.

Patented Virtual Link 120mm suspension frame designed for longer-travel 130mm forks. With a RockShox Revelation fork, RockShox MC3.3 rear shock, SRAM X.0/X.9 drivetrain, and Avid Juicy 5 disc brakes, this bike is ready to punish your local trails.

Patented Virtual Link 120mmsuspension frame
Mountain Biking Magazine's XC Bike of the year
RockShox Reba Race 100mm fork paired with RockShox MC3.3 shock
Shimano LX/XT drivetrain
Shimano LX hydraulic disc brakes
Weight: 28 lbs

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Bike	Your height
14"	Under 5'3"
16"	5'3" to 5'7"
18"	5'7" to 5'10"
20"	5'10" to 6'2"
22"	6'2" to 6'6"

Who rides this bike

With 120mm of rear travel, the Sonix series are the ultimate XC trail bikes. Thanks to our exclusive Virtual Link suspension system, these bikes climb like hardtails and descend with what feels like bottomless travel. Perfect bike for all-day epic rides, marathons, 24-hour racing, and the emerging Super-D race class. While not designed for gravity riding or hucking/jumping, the Sonix bikes are great choices for anyone looking to take their riding to the next level.

At $2,400 retail, the Sonix S packs a lot of punch into a nicely-priced package. With top-performers like a RockShox Reba front fork, RockShox MC3.3 rear shock, and a Shimano LX/XT drivetrain package complete with hydraulic disc brakes, there's not too much the Sonix S owner will be left wanting to upgrade to.