Short chainstays coupled with Pop geometry means that the Stride is more nimble through corners, yet retains overall stability
Position of Power geometry is designed to engage bigger muscle groups in pedalling, producing more power output for the same amo
A lower standover provides more room to move, improving control and confidence over technical sections. It also allows for a lon
The frame features mounting points for a rear fender and pannier racks, letting you set up your Stride as a commuter or touring
The alloy frame tubes are hydro-formed into complex shapes to increase strength and stiffness, minimising weight and excess mate
The Stride platform received major research and development and has been completely reinvented, bringing top-end features to the recreational rider at the right price.
Featuring Silverback's POP geometry as piloted on the Slade, the Stride range is a confident descender that handles like a proper trail bike. The Shimano 24-speed drivetrain, internal routing, tubeless-ready wheels, integrated kickstand mount, tapered headset and progressive trail geometry is unseen in this class, making Stride a true best-in-class offering.
Hydraulic disc brakes
The Stride Comp comes with hydraulic disc brakes. Disc brakes offer dependable all-weather performance over rim brakes.
Hydro-formed 6061 alloy frame
Features a brand new frame focused on the sport XC market. Trickle-down technology means that the frame benefits from Silverback's leading platforms. Its tubes are hydro-formed into complex shapes to increase strength and stiffness, minimising weight and excess material use. It also features QR 135mm dropouts.
Internally routed full-length cable housings
Internally routed cables keep the cockpit clean and neat.
Kickstand mount
There is an integrated kickstand mount in the left rear chainstay. The addition of a kickstand is neat and uncomplicated. The disc brake calliper is mounted inside the rear triangle to protect it from environmental damage while also acting as a brace, improving strength around the dropout and kickstand mount.
Low standover
A lower standover means that the Stride can be ridden by both male and female riders with more room for movement. This improves control and confidence on technical sections. It also allows for a longer dropper post to be used.
Pop geometry
Position of Power geometry is designed to engage your bigger muscle groups in pedalling, producing more power output for the same amount of input. The longer frame places the rider forward, in a more balanced position, improving grip on the rear on climbs and on the front on descents. A longer wheelbase and slacker head angle means more control at speed.
Rack and fender mounts
The frame features mounting points for a rear fender and pannier racks. The Stride can easily be set up as a commuter or touring bike.
Responsive shorts chainstays
Short chainstays coupled with Pop geometry means that the Stride is more nimble through corners, yet retains overall stability.
Tapered headtube
A tapered headtube increases front-end stiffness and directly influences steering feel and precision. This also means that the Stride range is compatible with all modern forks if you would want to upgrade your suspension.
Tubeless-ready
Surface wheels are tubeless-ready from the box.
| crankset | Shimano FC-TY301 Triple crankset, 42/34/24t |
| cassette | Shimano CS-HG200, 8-speed, 12-32t |
| rear derailleur | Shimano Acera M-360, 8 Spd |
| front derailleur | Shimano Tourney TY-710 |
| shifters | Shimano SL-M310, 3x8-speed |
| bottom bracket | CARTRIDGE BB |
| fork | SR Suntour XCM30 HLO, 100mm, tapered steerer QR |
| hubs | Shimano centrelock TX505, 32h, Front 100 x 9mm QR, Rear 135mm x 10 QR (8/9/10-speed) |
| rims | Surface symmetrical double wall alloy, 23mm internal width, tubeless ready |
| tyres | CST C1820 2.35", wire bead |
| seatpost | Alloy 30.9mm, micro adjust, black |
| saddle | Surface Ergo, steel rails |
| handlebar | Alloy, oversize. 9deg backsweep, 5deg rise |
| stem | Alloy 31.8mm Oversize, 10deg rise |
| frame | New frame, updated geometry and hydroformed tubing, tapered headtube, 6061 alloy, full-length internal routing, replaceable dera |
| brake set | Tektro MD-M275 hydraulic disc brakes, centrelock SM-RT10 180/160mm rotors |
| weight | 14.62kg |
| weight limit | 120kg |
| Crankset | Shimano FC-TY301 Triple crankset, 42/34/24t |
| Cassette | Shimano CS-HG200, 8-speed, 12-32t |
| Rear Derailleur | Shimano Acera M-360, 8 Spd |
| Front Derailleur | Shimano Tourney TY-710 |
| Shifters | Shimano SL-M310, 3x8-speed |
| Bottom Bracket | CARTRIDGE BB |
| Fork | SR Suntour XCM30 HLO, 100mm, tapered steerer QR |
| HUBS | Shimano centrelock TX505, 32h, Front 100 x 9mm QR, Rear 135mm x 10 QR (8/9/10-speed) |
| RIMS | Surface symmetrical double wall alloy, 23mm internal width, tubeless ready |
| TYRES | CST C1820 2.35", wire bead |
| Seatpost | Alloy 30.9mm, micro adjust, black |
| Saddle | Surface Ergo, steel rails |
| Handlebar | Alloy, oversize. 9deg backsweep, 5deg rise |
| Stem | Alloy 31.8mm Oversize, 10deg rise |
| FRAME | New frame, updated geometry and hydroformed tubing, tapered headtube, 6061 alloy, full-length internal routing, replaceable dera |
| BRAKE SET | Tektro MD-M275 hydraulic disc brakes, centrelock SM-RT10 180/160mm rotors |
| Weight | 14.62kg |
| Weight limit | 120kg |
| Ride Style | Cross Country |
| Fork Brand | Suntour |
| Fork Travel | 0 - 100mm |
| Frame Material | Alloy |
| Groupset Brand | Shimano |
| Pedals Included | Yes |
| Nimble and stable | Short chainstays coupled with Pop geometry means that the Stride is more nimble through corners, yet retains overall stability |
| More power | Position of Power geometry is designed to engage bigger muscle groups in pedalling, producing more power output for the same amo |
| Better control | A lower standover provides more room to move, improving control and confidence over technical sections. It also allows for a lon |
| Mount up | The frame features mounting points for a rear fender and pannier racks, letting you set up your Stride as a commuter or touring |
| Extra strength | The alloy frame tubes are hydro-formed into complex shapes to increase strength and stiffness, minimising weight and excess mate |
* All specifications listed are subject to change without notice. Please note that our specifications may be impacted by manufacturer component substitution changes caused by high global demand for bikes and resulting supply chain issues in the bike industry. We recommend confirming the specifications with your local Evo Cycles showroom if you have any questions.
Bike Weight: Many brands strive to list the lowest possible weight, but in reality weight can vary based on frame size, finish, hardware and accessories. The most accurate way to determine any bike's weight is to have your local showroom weigh it for you.
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