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161 Frameset
| Cadre | Aluminium |
|---|---|
| Suspension | complet, 161mm débattement arrière |
| Amortisseur arrière | Fox Float X2 Performance Elite |
| roues | 27.5″ / 29″ |
août 2025 · Ron Koch
The new Privateer 161 builds on rider feedback with updated suspension, versatile geometry, and a durable build for enduro racing and bike park laps.
mai 2025 · Lars Engmann, Robin Ulbrich
We tested the Privateer 161 Gen 2 for you – and didn’t just hammer it down the trails of Finale Ligure. Want to know how it performs on the trail?
Easy maintenance thanks to the external cable routing and oversized industrial bearings
Impressive downhill potential with plenty of reserves
Inspires tons of confidence on the trail
Heavy overall weight
Not UDH-compatible
Spec doesn’t quite match the bike’s aggressive character
avr. 2025 · Ross Demain
The Privateer 161 (Gen 2) has great geometry, a decent build kit, external routing (yes!) and rides very, very impressively.
Great geometry
Decent build kit
External routing
Good value for money
User-friendly features
Easy maintenance and repair
Compelling collection for the money
Great platform for pedalling
Plenty of support for climbing
Impressive descender
Natural, neutral, predictable geometry
Confidence-inspiring on jumps and drops
Calm and composed on steep and fast trails
Top end suspension
Under £3k
Heel rub
Suspension stuttery at slow speeds
No raw option like the Gen1
Tyres are rather overkill
180mm travel dropper is underkill
Higher rise bars on larger sizes and shorter stems all round would be nice
janv. 2025 · Seb Stott
"A solid and robust bike that feels like it's got your back when things get gnarly."
Surefooted and solid feel when things get hectic
Adjustable and adaptable
Robust, straightforward frame hardware
Steep seat angle offers a commanding climbing position
Generally solid, well-chosen parts
Heavy (but still climbs well)
Super progressive suspension may be too extreme and can feel harsh at times
Not UDH compatible
juil. 2024 · Graham Cottingham
I subjected the Privateer 161 Gen 2 enduro bike to almost a month of seriously tough riding in British Columbia to find out if this affordable enduro racer is the perfect blend of performance and durability
Composed traction-rich suspension
Excellent spec and value for money
Dialed geometry gives a balanced ride
Practical do-it-yourself mechanic features
Hunt Enduro V2 wheels are too flexy for hard cornering
No UDH hanger
Availability
Bring back a raw alloy finish
juin 2024
Privateer’s new enduro bike puts function over fashion, and feels practical and purposeful.
janv. 2023 · Robert Johnston
The Privateer 161 still ranks highly in the enduro scene thanks to its purposeful suspension kinematics and nicely balanced geometry.
Great value
Balanced geometry
Suspension performance
Not quite as nicely finished as some
Seat tube angle may be too steep
janv. 2022
Privateer’s ethos has always been rider-focused, providing an offering that is race-ready and doesn’t break the bank. The 161 is a full race bike designed to be fast, reliable and accessible to all (notwithstanding COVID’s effects on the global supply chain).
| Cadre | 6061-T6 Aluminium. 161mm Travel. |
|---|---|
| Amortisseur arrière | Fox Float X2 Performance Elite, Custom Tuned, 205 x 60. Voyager: 161mm |
| Casque | FSA ZS44/ZS56 fully sealed cartridge bearings |
First added 25 octobre
Last updated 25 octobre