6 models
The Altitude has been Rocky Mountain's enduro weapon since 2003, but the 2024 model marked a full rethink. The LC2R rear suspension — an idea dusted off from the 2006 Slayer — locates the shock low in
The Element dates back to Rocky Mountain's XC racing roots in 2002. For 2025, the brand made its most significant suspension change in years: swapping from bearing-pivoted kinematics to the Smoothlink
The Growler arrived in 2018 to stake Rocky Mountain's claim on the modern 29" trail hardtail movement — a category defined by wide tires, slack angles, and frame geometry borrowed from full-suspension
The Instinct has been Rocky Mountain's trail all-rounder since 2013. The 2024 overhaul brought SMOOTHWALL carbon — a manufacturing technique using rigid internal moulds instead of air bladders, produc
Rocky Mountain launched the Powerplay e-MTB line in 2019 with a bold claim: they would build their own motor. While Bosch, Shimano, and TQ power the rest of the industry, Rocky Mountain developed Dyna
The Slayer is where Rocky Mountain was born — the original freeride machine from 2001, when freeriding was a new genre. The 2024 generation made history as the first Slayer with full carbon constructi
