2019
Transition - TR11 CARBON COMPLETE XO1
Mountain · Downhill · Unisex
Frame material Carbon
Groupset X01, Race Face
Weight NULL kg
Wheel size 27.5
Wheel material Aluminum
Drivetrain 1 X 7
Chain Sram Pc X1
Tires Front: Maxxis Minion D...
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
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RRP
6 706 € incl. taxes
Observed price — New
3 207 € incl. taxes
Refurbished price
1 660 € incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
transition TR11 CARBON COMPLETE XO1
About this bike

The Transition TR11 CARBON COMPLETE XO1 2019 sits in the mountain segment in the downhill segment. Built around a carbon frame.

On the financial side, the recommended retail price (RRP) is 6 706 €, while the observed market price for a new unit averages 3 207 €. On the second-hand market we see refurbished units at around 1 660 €.

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Specifications
CategoryMountain
SubcategoryDownhill
Year2019
FrameTR11 Carbon 195mm Rear/200mm Front
Frame materialCarbon
ForkFox 40 Float RC2 Performance Elite 203mm
WeightNULL kg
SuspensionFull
Rear shockFox DHX2 Factory
TravelNULL
Sizes XXXXXXXX
Components
Groupset X01, Race Face
Drivetrain 1 X 7
Rear derailleur SRAM XO1 DH
Cassette E*Thirteen 7sp Integrated (9-21t)
Chain SRAM PC X1
Crank RaceFace SixC (32t, 165mm)
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
Brakes SRAM Code RSC
Handlebar RaceFace Atlas 35 (800mm x 35mm)
Stem RaceFace Atlas DM
Grips ODI Elite Flow
Saddle ANVL Scultp Cromo
Seatpost Thomson Elite
Wheels & Tires
Wheel size 27.5
Wheel material Aluminum
Rims E*Thirteen LG1+
Tires Front: Maxxis Minion DHF 3C Maxx Grip DH (27.5x2.5), Rear: Maxxis Minion DHRII 3C Maxx Grip DH (27.5x2.4)
Tire width 2.5"
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