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The Instinct C50 is your do-it-all trail bike.
If your rides mix climbs, descents, flow, and the occasional rough section, this is exactly what it’s built for. It’s efficient enough to pedal all day, but with enough travel and stability to stay confident when things get faster or more technical.
The carbon frame is lightweight and tough, with a clean integrated storage system (Penalty Box 2.0) so you can carry essentials without cluttering the bike.
One of the standout features is how adjustable it is. With Ride-4 geometry settings and a chainstay adjustment, you can tweak how the bike feels—whether you want something more playful and agile, or more planted and stable.
Suspension-wise, you’ve got a RockShox Lyrik fork (150mm) up front and a Fox Float X rear shock (140mm), which gives you plenty of control when the trail gets rough while still keeping it efficient on climbs.
A mix of Shimano SLX and XT components keeps shifting smooth and braking consistent, so you can focus on the ride.
If you want one bike that can handle pretty much anything you throw at it locally, the Instinct C50 is hard to go past.
The Instinct C50 is your do-it-all trail bike.
If your rides mix climbs, descents, flow, and the occasional rough section, this is exactly what it’s built for. It’s efficient enough to pedal all day, but with enough travel and stability to stay confident when things get faster or more technical.
The carbon frame is lightweight and tough, with a clean integrated storage system (Penalty Box 2.0) so you can carry essentials without cluttering the bike.
One of the standout features is how adjustable it is. With Ride-4 geometry settings and a chainstay adjustment, you can tweak how the bike feels—whether you want something more playful and agile, or more planted and stable.
Suspension-wise, you’ve got a RockShox Lyrik fork (150mm) up front and a Fox Float X rear shock (140mm), which gives you plenty of control when the trail gets rough while still keeping it efficient on climbs.
A mix of Shimano SLX and XT components keeps shifting smooth and braking consistent, so you can focus on the ride.
If you want one bike that can handle pretty much anything you throw at it locally, the Instinct C50 is hard to go past.