Top of the Big Trail hardtail range, the 600 is for riders who want a simple back end and no excuses anywhere else. The TFS 6061 double-butted aluminium frame carries the same progressive numbers as the rest of the family, a 64.0° head angle with a 76.5° seat tube, which climbs well and holds its nerve on steep, rough ground.

A RockShox Pike air fork looks after the front with 140mm of travel, a platform damper and a 44mm offset. TRP Slate Evo HD-M7040 four-piston hydraulic discs are the stoppers, and the drivetrain is a 1x12 Shimano Deore M6200 group with a 10-51 cassette and an M7200 SGS rear derailleur. Reynolds 309 Enduro Comp rims with a 30mm internal width come with tubeless tape already installed, wrapped in a Maxxis Minion DHF 29x2.5 3C MaxxTerra up front and a Dissector 29x2.4 EXO+ 3C MaxxTerra at the rear.

Dropper travel runs from 170mm to 230mm depending on frame size, with 25mm of travel adjustability built into the post, and there is a minitool tucked under the saddle. As with the rest of the range, Agilometer sizing lets you choose reach to suit your riding style rather than just your leg length.

Features

• TFS 6061 double-butted technoformed aluminium frame, Boost axles, internal cable routing, BSA threaded bottom bracket
• Progressive trail geometry: 64.0° head angle, 76.5° seat angle
• RockShox Pike air fork, 140mm travel, platform damper, 44mm offset
• TRP Slate Evo HD-M7040 four-piston hydraulic disc brakes
• 1x12 Shimano Deore M6200 drivetrain, 10-51 cassette, M7200 SGS rear derailleur
• Reynolds 309 Enduro Comp rims, 30mm internal width, tubeless tape pre-installed
• Maxxis Minion DHF 29x2.5 3C MaxxTerra front, Dissector 29x2.4 EXO+ 3C MaxxTerra rear
• Size-specific dropper post, 170mm to 230mm travel with 25mm of adjustability
• Minitool integrated under the saddle