Norco Range 1 All Mountain Full Suspension

5/5 (1 Reviews)
MSRP : $5015.00


Product Description

  • New hydroform/ double butted main frame tubing with an oversize 1.5" to 1-1/8" headtube
  • A.R.T - advance ride technology suspension system
  • New one piece design link arm with hand holds
  • Syntace 142 x 12 rear dropout system with post mount disc brake mount and new tapered formed seatstays
  • ISCG 05 tabs
  • Lighter weight enduro / am frame with refined geometry and lower leverage ratio (compared to 2010 LT)
  • Top tube cable guides for adjustable seatpost cables


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:4
Submitted by skooks a Weekend Warrior from North Vancouver

Date Reviewed: December 1, 2011

Strengths:    Technical Climbing, fast, tight descents, airing it out.

Weaknesses:    Stock tires, price

Bottom Line:   
This bike flat out rocks for agressive all-mountain and light free-riding. The ART suspension really works for climbing over rough terrain. I keep expecting to get hung up on a root or rock but the rear wheel just rolls right over it. The through-axle rear end and beefy rocker arm result in a very stiff design with very little flex. Geometry is spot on for efficient climbing and riding. The bike fits a bit large (I'm 5'7" on a medium), which took some getting used to after riding a size small Stinky. I think the Range is in the same class as the 2011 Slayer (another superb bike).

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Favorite Trail:   7th Secret

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $2000.00

Similar Products Used:   2006 RM Slayer, Kona Stinky

Bike Setup:   Stock except for tires (replaced with 2.35 Nevegal stickies)
Medium frame, 180 psi in shock, 50 psi in fork (165 pound rider).

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