Lots of people have been leaning towards Enduro style bikes and Nukeproof has one called the Mega that we take a look at inside. In addition to the Mega, Nukeproof also has the Scalp and the Snap for DH and 4x/DJ duties.
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The Mega is available in two build kits. The Pro and a Comp. Both use the same frame but part specifications vary across the builds. In addition to the complete options, a frame option is also available for those who want to build it themselves. Rear wheel travel is set at 150mm with a linkage actuated single pivot design. The Mega is designed around a 150-170mm fork. Three sizes are available; S, M, L.
The Pro features a pretty high end spec of SRAM X0 components in a 1×10 setup. The Pro comes in the black finish. The bike comes with a RockShox Reverb as well. Nukeproof also has a variety of their components on there as well to complete the build.
The Mega has a slightly steeper seat angle to give a good pedaling position. The Mega range is designed for Enduro style of riding with its 150mm of rear wheel travel.
The Mega utilizes a thru-axle style rear wheel system and has some nice CNC’d ISCG-05 tabs.
The Comp is again mostly all SRAM components but is available in a slightly lower spec and without a dropper seatpost. The Comp series complete comes in the raw color. The Comp series build comes with a 2×10 setup with a dual ring chain guide.
Contact Fanatik Bike if you’re looking for a Nukeproof in the USA.
If you’re looking to purchase an Nukeproof for yourself we suggest checking out a reputable dealer like Fanatik Bike in Bellingham, WA. They are an experienced dealer with great customer service and attention to detail.
Nukeproof’s Jack Fogelquist had a new prototype slopestyle Nukeproof bike called the Rook at Sea Otter that he has been testing out. Check it out if you missed it.
If the Mega isn’t your cup of tea, there’s also the Scalp DH bike as well as the Snap 4x.
Snap 4x
Visit NukeProof.com to learn more about their products