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Furtado 2.0 Carbon CC X01 Eagle Mountain Bike - 2017

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Beyond limitations.

The 2017 Juliana Furtado 2.0 Carbon CC X01 Eagle Complete Mountain Bike carries over 2016's geometry changes with a longer, lower, and slacker profile than the 1.0 Furtado that pushes the boundaries of its trail bike categorization. This Furtado gets dressed up in SRAM's revolutionary X01 Eagle one-by 12-speed drivetrain and huge accompanying gear range, a dropper post, and smooth-spinning Easton ARC 24 wheels to take on almost any terrain.


The X01 Eagle drivetrain jumps ahead of industry tradition with its revolutionary 12-speed cassette. In a nutshell, Eagle lets you have the standard 10-42t 11-cog cassette you've grown to love in your old one-by 11-speed setup and introduces a massive 50t bailout cog that'll save your legs on steep, lung-crushing climbs that normally would have you pleading for an extra gear or two to magically fall from the sky.


Like that superlative bailout cog, the Furtado 2.0's geometry marks a distinct shift from its predecessors, with the key changes apparent in the head and seat tubes. They're slacker and steeper, respectively, with the head tube losing a whole degree, from 68 to 67, bringing it in line with the previous Roubion model. As you can imagine, the change is noticeable when the tires hit dirt, completely blowing up our own expectations for how much terrain a "trail" bike is equipped to handle.


The steepened seat tube is equally impressive, though in a different way. The forward-oriented position of the saddle makes for better leverage on the pedals while slogging up climbs or cranking out speed on long stretches of singletrack. The Furtado 2.0 also has a longer reach, lower bottom bracket, 5mm more travel, increased dropper range, stubbier chainstays, and a wider rear axle. That pile of alterations means that it pedals harder, takes bigger bites out of terrain, and provides a wider dropper range for aggressively tackling double-digit grades on either side of zero.


The latest VPP suspension also sees some changes. The most immediately obvious is the extra 5mm of travel, but the tuning has also been revised. Where the old suspension curve described a deep "U," the new VPP's curve resembles a flattened check mark, with less dramatic ramping on either end of the travel arc.


The results are that, during the initial stroke, VPP now boasts increased small bump compliance to keep the tires glued to the trail for more traction across lumpy trails and root lattices. It also maintains its predecessor's firm feel during accelerations while jockeying for position in a mass start or clearing a shelf at the crux of a climb. When paired with FOX's Evol air can, the ramp-up arc doesn't dramatically alter as the shock compresses, so the pedaling platform stays consistent across travel with less wallowing, bob, and bottoming out—even while the axle's path pushes rearward during big hits.


The Furtado 2.0 CC boasts the same top-end Carbon CC construction method and materials featured in sibling-company Santa Cruz's top-tier offerings. Beginning with superior materials allows the engineers to use less carbon in order to hit stiffness targets while claiming weight savings that hover just under the 300g mark. Both triangles are constructed as whole, monocoque pieces, which contributes to keeping weight low by allowing the carbon to wrap continuously through junctures and around joints. This eliminates the artificial weak points of bonded frames and actually requires less overall material in the process. While it's being cured, the frame is compacted from inside and out, a final step that virtually eliminates any excess material and resin pooling, resulting in more structural integrity and, of course, additional weight savings.


Details

  • A sprightly trail bike defies its categorization
  • Trail-ready 5in travel and smooth VPP suspension platform
  • Nimble rear triangle and stable, aggressive front end
  • Frame crafted with Juliana's lightest, stiffest Carbon CC
  • SRAM's Eagle drivetrain provides the ultimate bailout cog
  • Juliana Bicycles remains a leader in the women's mountain bike industry
  • Item #JLI002W
Frame Material
Carbon CC
Suspension
VPP
Rear Shock
FOX Float Performance Elite
Rear Travel
130mm
Fork
FOX 34 Float Performance Elite
Front Travel
130mm
Headset
Cane Creek 40 series tapered, cartridge bearing
Shifters
SRAM X01 Eagle
Front Derailleur
n/a
Rear Derailleur
SRAM X01 Eagle
ISCG Tabs
yes, ISCG 05
Crankset
32t SRAM X01 Eagle Carbon
Bottom Bracket
included w/ crankset
Cassette
10 - 50t SRAM XG 1295
Chain
SRAM X01 Eagle PowerLock
Brakeset
SRAM Guide RSC
Brake Type
hydraulic disc
Rotors
180 / 180mm Avid Centerline
Handlebar
Santa Cruz Carbon, 35mm clamp
Handlebar Width
760mm
Grips
Juliana single-sided lock-on
Stem
Raceface Turbine Basic, 35mm clamp
Saddle
Juliana Primeiro
Seatpost
[extra small] RockShox Reverb Stealth 100mm travel, [small] RockShox Reverb Stealth 125mm travel, [medium, large] RockShox Reverb Stealth 150mm travel
Seatpost Diameter
31.6mm
Wheelset
Easton ARC 24
Hubs
DT Swiss 350
Front Axle
15 x 110mm Boost
Rear Axle
12 x 148mm Boost
Tires
[front] Maxxis Minion DHF EXO TR, [rear] Maxxis Ardent Race EXO
Tire Size
[front] 27.5 x 2.3in, [rear] 27.5 x 2.35in
Pedals
not included
Recommended Use
trail
Manufacturer Warranty
lifetime on frame

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