Evil

The new Offering maintains Evil's distinctive styling and DELTA suspension with increased travel, in-frame storage, adjustable geometry, and more

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Today, Evil launched the fourth iteration of its do-it-all 29'er trail bike, the Offering. At first glance it’s very “Evil” with its classic swooping lines, single pivot Delta-link-driven suspension, and sculpted head tube. But, as you’d hope, this bike has seen some refinement, both in terms of frame aesthetics and features, and geometry. Some of those changes are very important (like the switch to a 148-millimeter-wide rear end) but not terribly visible, while others are mostly aesthetic (no more seat tube mast brace). What really matters, beyond all that, is how it rides. I’ve spent plenty of time on the new bike with a couple of different suspension options that we’ll dive into later. Evil Offering V4 Overview, Travel: 151 mm (rear) 160 or 170 mm (front), Wheel Size: 29”, Size Tested: Large, Build Tested: Eagle 90, Head Tube Angle: 64.7° or 64.2°, Measured Weight: 33.81 lbs (15.34 kg), MSRP: $6,699.00, For Spencer Astra's take on the new Offering V4, watch his video review below.

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The front end geo feels well-suited to a bike of this category, and keeps things stable at speed while still maintaining some maneuverability - even more so if you keep the flip chip in the High position.

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