2021 commencal meta ht

Commencal tweaks the Meta HT hardtail for 2021

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Commencal’s tweaked Meta HT hardtail released with 2021 build and a couple of frame updates.

Think Commencal and you will probably picture downhill race runs, enduro wins, and aggressive full-suspension bikes, but full-bounce isn’t all they do. The Commencal Meta HT has been a regular in the range for a couple of years already and remains popular among a variety of different riders today.

Compared to the full-suspension bikes, the geometry of the Meta HT is aimed at playing around and having fun, rather than podiums and all-out race speed, and the 2021 version of the bike drops standover to take the play to a new level.

The 2021 Meta HT follows its roots with a shortish reach, the ability to run 27.5 or 29in wheels and options for either 150mm or 160mm forks. The tweaked frame does now have a shorter seat tube length so that riders who do want more reach can opt for a larger bike and also take advantage of modern, long-travel, dropper posts.

2021 Commencal Meta HT geometry


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1 – Seat Tube Length380 mm420 mm465 mm490 mm
2 – Seat Tube Angle74°74°74°74°
3 – Head Tube Angle65°65°65°65°
4 – Head Tube Length115 mm120 mm125 mm130 mm
5 – Wheel Base1156 mm1178 mm1205 mm1232 mm
6 – Top Tube Length581 mm602 mm628 mm655 mm
7 – Chain Stay Length432 mm432 mm432 mm432 mm
8 – Bottom Bracket Drop-40 mm-40 mm-40 mm-40 mm
9 – Fork Length555 mm555 mm555 mm555 mm
10 – Reach400 mm420 mm445 mm470 mm

Commencal is releasing 4 complete builds of the Meta HT, and there are also 3 frame only options available for riders wanting to put their own bike together.

Complete Meta HT bikes range from €1,199 – €2,149 while frames are priced at €449.

Visit the Commencal website for more details.

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Andi is a gadget guru and mountain biker who has lived and ridden bikes in China and Spain before settling down in the Peak District to become Singletrack's social media expert. He is definitely more big travel fun than XC sufferer but his bike collection does include some rare hardtails - He's a collector and curator as well as a rider. Theory and practice in perfect balance with his inner chi, or something. As well as living life based on what he last read in a fortune cookie Andi likes nothing better than riding big travel bikes.

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