The Release 29.2 – Long, Lean, and Built to Rip

Meet The Release 29.2, the lankier, mile-crushing sibling of our legendary Release and Catch full-suspension MTB line. Designed for riders who demand speed, agility, and relentless trail domination, this aluminum beast combines 130mm of Level Link suspension with 29er stability to devour high-mileage days without sacrificing playfulness.

Built on our proven Level Link platform, the 29.2 delivers a plush yet poppy ride, whether you’re slashing berms or dropping into chunky descents. The Fox Float DPS Performance shock (with EVOL LV sleeve) serves up a bottomless feel, while the 140mm Fox Rhythm 34 fork keeps you locked in when the trail gets rowdy. Paired with an SRAM NX Eagle drivetrain and hydraulic disc brakes, this bike is ready to shred harder, climb faster, and laugh at technical terrain.

Key Features:

• 130mm Level Link Suspension – Balanced for efficiency and big-hit confidence.

• 29″ Tubeless-Ready Wheels–Rolls fast, grips harder, and shrugs off flats.

• Fox Performance Setup – Float DPS shock + Rhythm 34 fork for buttery control.

• SRAM NX Eagle 1×12 – Wide range, crisp shifts, and minimal maintenance.

• Aggressive yet Playful, Geo – Stable at speed, flickable in the air.

For riders who live for all-day epics and full-send moments, the Release 29.2 is your ultimate trail partner.

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Technical Specifications

Frame:

• Aluminum alloy, 130mm Level Link suspension

• Wheel Size: 29″ (Tubeless-ready rims)

• Travel: 130mm rear / 140mm front

Suspension:

• Rear Shock: Fox Float DPS Performance (EVOL LV sleeve)

• Fork: Fox Rhythm 34, 140mm travel, GRIP damper

Drivetrain:

• Shifter: SRAM NX Eagle, 12-speed

• Derailleur: SRAM NX Eagle

• Crank: SRAM NX Eagle DUB, 32T

• Cassette: SRAM PG-1230, 11-50T

Brakes:

• Hydraulic disc, SRAM Level T (or brand-specific equivalent)

Extras:

• Dropper Post: Brand-specific (e.g., TranzX or KS Rage)

• Tires: Aggressive tread, tubeless-ready (e.g., Maxxis Minion DHF/DHR)

Geometry Highlights:

• Slack head tube angle (~65-66°) for descents

• Steeper seat tube angle (~76°) for efficient climbing

• Short chainstays for snappy handling

Ideal For: Enduro riders, trail addicts, and anyone who thinks “long travel” should still feel lively.