Feel The Steel With guns-of-literal-steel, the Point reigns supreme over jump lines, urban bowls, and pump tracks. From pump track groms to the jaw dropping gymnastics of the pros, riders around the globe crave the ultimate beauty and time-tested feel of double-butted 4130 chromoly steel. Ultra-modern dirt jump geometry manuals on command and takes flight effortlessly. This is the Pivot Point; the fulcrum of radness. Whether singlespeed or geared, the Point is the wherever, whenever complete bicycle for every rider. Framed For Life In the case of a contemporary, carefully crafted dirt jump bike, simplicity is something to aspire to. We selected the ideal material for the Point – steel; it has a magic feel and is incredibly tough. The rear dropout offers tons of adjustability, and mates to super-short, tucked-in chainstays that emphasize sharp handling and snappy acceleration. A nice long reach adds stability to the “pop”, and the Point’s tapered headtube easily withstands the rigors of dirt jump life. Universal Language If there’s a single unifying phrase that all dirt riders can understand, it is “dirt jump”. Our global network of bike shops and riders may not always share the same words, or the same skill levels, but we speak the same moves: whip, bar spin, tabletop, 360, superman, backflip… Beyond the design and execution of the Point, we love this bike for its ability to bring people together, whether on the world’s highest competitive stages, or just unwinding with friends. From Phoenix to Paris, Sydney to Guadalajara, and Squamish to L.A., the Point reminds us we all love to ride. Fulcrum of Radness This is the Pivot Point; the fulcrum of radness. The steel hardtail dirt jumper built to weather any apocalypse. When it comes to crafting a contemporary dirt jump bike, steel and simplicity still reign supreme.

Switchblade All the Mountains, All the Time The Switchblade is a do-it-all mountain bike that shines in the bike park and on singletrack, this bike is built to handle all the mountains, all the time. Do Everything, And Do It Better Perfection, refined. The new Switchblade has a slacker head angle, steeper seat angle, increased reach and a longer wheelbase than its predecessor. Size-specific chainstays are tucked in and responsive but grow incrementally longer on larger frames. This translates to added stability at warp speeds while still maintaining the snap and pop that is ingrained in the Switchblade’s DNA. From Trail to Park Ready for anything The new Switchblade is light enough to pedal all day, but stout enough to run a Fox 38 without any worries. You can spin this rig up into the jagged high places, and it is burly enough, composed enough, planted enough and smooth enough to smash every line all the way back down, laughing the whole way.