07/10/2026
Every bike starts with an idea, but the idea only becomes meaningful when it answers a real riding need.
Before the frame is drawn, before materials and components are chosen, there is a question to solve: how should the bike behave, where should it perform at its best and what should the rider feel when the terrain becomes more demanding? From there, geometry, suspension, weight distribution, frame stiffness and motor integration begin to take shape as parts of the same system.
This is how Rhapsody was born. We wanted an Enduro platform able to express its racing DNA through the way the bike rides, not only through the way it looks. That meant developing a full carbon chassis around stability at speed, precision under load and greater control through steep, rough and technical sections, while keeping the bike responsive enough to move naturally with the rider.
The 180 mm suspension platform, mullet configuration, progressive kinematics, Cobra Design and Bosch Performance Line CX Gen 5 were not added as individual features. They were developed around the same objective, creating a bike where structure, suspension and power delivery work together to give the rider more confidence when the pace increases.
Rhapsody is therefore not the result of starting from a list of components. It is the result of starting from the ride we wanted to create, and engineering every detail around it.
