Bold Unplugged

17 reasons to buy

• The Bold Unplugged is available in two build options (Pro, Ultimate).

• Experts praise the "futuristic" fully integrated rear suspension design.

• Sizes S and M feature mullet wheels (29"/27.5"); L and XL run 29" wheels. All sizes can be set up mullet or 29er.

• A reversible headset cup and rear flip-chip allow adjustments to headset angle, bottom bracket height, and rear swingarm.

• The TracLoc offers three suspension modes (Climb, Ramp Control, and Descend) for "convenient" on-the-go adjustments.

• Experts praise the “stellar” climbing performance, maintaining stability and remaining planted on challenging uphill terrains.

• The Unplugged excels on downhills, feeling "plush" and "agile" on the trail.

• Reviewers highlight the bike's ability to handle high speeds, steep trails, and rough terrain.

• According to testers, the rear suspension provides “supple” small bump sensitivity, “exceptional” traction and mid-stroke support, and “perfect” bottom-out control.

• On mellower trails, the Unplugged feels “light” and “playful.”

• Testers laud the responsive handling, comfortable riding position, and well-balanced geometry for both climbing and descending.

• During testing, the Öhlins RFX38 m.2 Air fork (Ultimate) excels with its “highly tunable” 170mm travel, providing excellent traction and composure.

• SRAM's wireless electronic shift systems ensure “smooth” shifting and allow for customizable paddle functions via the AXS app.

• The Small frame has 170mm dropper post, all others have a 200mm dropper.

• Owners appreciate the "quiet" operation thanks to the integrated cables and rubber protectors on the chainstays, seatstays, and downtube.

• An included external magnetic travel indicator simplifies sag tuning and checking end-stroke travel.

• Bold includes its “Save the Day” tool kit in the frame-integrated storage, a Syncros multi-tool, a rear axle tool, and a tubeless repair kit in the handlebar ends.