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The Element A10 is a great entry into dual suspension done properly.
It’s built around a solid alloy frame with modern geometry, giving you a bike that’s efficient to pedal, stable on descents, and well suited to everyday trail riding. Whether you’re stepping up from a hardtail or just getting into mountain biking, it’s a really approachable and capable option.
With 130mm up front and 120mm out the back (RockShox fork and shock), it smooths out rough trails while still keeping that efficient, easy-to-ride feel the Element range is known for.
The Shimano Deore 11-speed drivetrain is simple, reliable, and gives you plenty of range for climbing, while hydraulic disc brakes provide consistent stopping power.
You’re also getting practical features like a dropper post, tubeless-ready rims, and adjustable geometry, which means the bike can grow with you as your riding progresses.
It’s a no-nonsense dual suspension that just works—and a really solid choice for local trails.
The Element A10 is a great entry into dual suspension done properly.
It’s built around a solid alloy frame with modern geometry, giving you a bike that’s efficient to pedal, stable on descents, and well suited to everyday trail riding. Whether you’re stepping up from a hardtail or just getting into mountain biking, it’s a really approachable and capable option.
With 130mm up front and 120mm out the back (RockShox fork and shock), it smooths out rough trails while still keeping that efficient, easy-to-ride feel the Element range is known for.
The Shimano Deore 11-speed drivetrain is simple, reliable, and gives you plenty of range for climbing, while hydraulic disc brakes provide consistent stopping power.
You’re also getting practical features like a dropper post, tubeless-ready rims, and adjustable geometry, which means the bike can grow with you as your riding progresses.
It’s a no-nonsense dual suspension that just works—and a really solid choice for local trails.