Remote 160 DL 

Think of this as an amplified version of the new Process 153. Same sweet handling progressive geometry, same robust and long-lasting suspension design, same easy to love reputation that appeals to all riders from beginners to pro-level shredders. But there’s also a potent 85nm Shimano EP8 motor built into the design, with a long running 612wh battery nestled in the downtube. All the kinematic revisions that we built into the new Process models carry over to this bike, but are tuned to account for the potential increased speed that extra wattage generates; better small bump sensitivity, more progression, superior bottom out resistance. 160mm of rear wheel travel keeps the power going to the ground, and a stout RockShox Zeb fork smooths the impacts up front. The rest of the bike is built to handle whatever the trail may throw at it, from the secure battery mounting to the beefy UDH to the Maxxis Assegai DoubleDown casing tires. This is a bike that will appeal to every level of rider.

Remote X 

For the rider who breaks all his or her toys, watched every single NWD video on repeat throughout their formative years, and who may or may not have something wrong with their adrenal gland, there’s the Remote X; glorious excess defined. 85nm of get up and go provided by Shimano’s dependable and intuitive EP8 motor, backed up with a healthy 612wh battery, and 180mm of rock chomping travel at each end. Suspension duties are handled by Fox’s burly 38 fork and Float X shock, with a Shimano drivetrain and brakes controlling the show. To all intents and purposes, this is a highly evolved park or DH bike. But, unlike most park or DH bikes, the Remote X doesn’t need a chairlift or a shuttle rig to get to the goods. Pedal up, smash every hit all the way back down, then do it again. Subtlety and nuance not included.