Whyte E5 XT B Spec (2007-2008)

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Whyte E5 XT B Spec (2007-2008), RRP £2,800.00
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About this bike

Type Cross Country
Gender/Age Men
Production years 2007-2008
RRP £2,800.00
Sizes S, M, L (Frame size guide)
Colours Gloss Mercury Silver with Matte Carbon Swingarm
Frame type Full Suspension
Frame material Magnesium Enriched Alloy
Frame description M6 Six Element Magnesium Enriched Alloy, Custom Drawn Multi Butted with Monocoque Shock Cradle
Gears 27
Fork Travel 80mm-125mm
Wheel Size 26"

Whyte says

Built around Whyte’s proven QUAD-Link suspension system, but taking a leap forward in materials and construction technology, the Whyte E-5 has earned its stripes as a hugely successful endurance race bike in the capable hands of UK champion Steve Heading, winning Polaris and Trailquest events across the UK. The E-5 continues to set the standard for weather-proof construction and with the combination of lightweight performance, class-leading frame stiffness and year round reliability, it remains the choice of endurance racers and competitive X-C riders alike.

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About Whyte

The Whyte brand was conceived to design and create the best performing and most technically advanced Mountain Bikes available. Every Whyte Mountain Bike is designed and tested in the UK. Here at Whyte we all ride the same UK trails, races and events as you and your friends and this is reflected in the design of every bike. Our class-leading mud clearance, lifetime-warrantied bearings and choice of UK-proof components are just the tip of the iceberg.

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Specifications

Braking

Brake Calipers Hope Mini MONO Hydraulic Disc 160/180mm with Hope Stainless Steel Braided Hoses
Brake Levers Hope Hydraulic Disc

Drive

Bottom Bracket Shimano XT Big Pipe Billet Integrated with Crankset
Cassette (Rear Cogs) Shimano XT, 11-32
Chain Shimano XT
Chainring(s) 44/32/22
Crank Shimano XT with Hollowtech II Arms
Pedals None

Frame

Swingarm High Modulus Carbon Monocoque with Big Gripper Dropouts and Integrated Disk Mounts

Gearing

Derailleur Front Shimano XT
Derailleur Rear Shimano XT
Gears 27
Shifter(s) Shimano XT Dual Release

General

Grips Whyte Lock-on's
Handlebar Easton Monkeylite XC Low Rise, 31.8mm OD
Headset Cane Creek, S2 Cartridge Sealed Threadless
Headset Size 1 1/8”
Saddle Fi'zi:k Nisene with CrMo Rails
Seat Post Easton EC70
Seatpost Diameter 30.9mm
Seatpost Length 400mm
Stem Easton EA50, 6 deg Rise, 31.8mm Bar Clamp

Suspension

Fork Travel 80mm-125mm
Forks Maverick SC-32, Adjustable Travel, Rebound Adjustment, Maverick 24mm Axle QR System
Rear Shock Fox Float RP3, with Rebound Adjuster and 3 Position ProPedal Lever Adjustment, Whyte Designs Cartridge Bearing Shock Bushings

Wheels

Hub Front Maverick Axle, Double Sealed
Hub Rear Hope Sport Disc Hub 32 Hole
Rim Holes 32
Rims Mavic XM 717 Disc, 32 Hole
Spokes DT Double Butted 1.8-1.6mm, Black Stainless with Alloy Nipples
Through Axle Front 24mm
Tyres (Front & Back) Continental Vapour Pro 26 X 2.1" with Kevlar Bead
Wheel Size 26"

UK warranty

5 years on frame and rigid forks from date of purchase. One year on all other components excluding parts that are subject to wear and tear e.g. chain / brake pads etc. Suspension forks and rear shocks on suspension bikes are covered by the manufacturer of that part.

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