Triple-clamping an enduro bike: Privateer 161 edit

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Nice vid documenting the fork options of the Privateer 161 with Ferg Ryan. Some inspiring scenery and trails found in British Columbia on both a single- and dual-crown forks.

Privateer Bikes: “Making the trip from the South of England, Fergus Ryan found himself in videographer Brendan McClennon’s backyard of Whistler, British Columbia, where the lads set out to document the raw power and versatility of the Privateer 161, ripping around the stunning trails of BC, switching between the dual crown and single crown fork.

“This is where the duality of the Privateer 161 shines. Designed and engineered to handle the stress of either a single or dual-crown fork, the 161 can take anything you can throw at it.

“It’s not just a bike—it’s a true troublemaker, begging you to push yourself beyond what you thought possible. The Privateer 161 is built to handle everything from high-speed descents to unforgivably rowdy terrain.

“Whatever lies ahead on the trail, the 161 is the bike to take you out of your comfort zone and into the gnarliest ride of your life.

“Now is the best time ever to pick up our race-winning enduro and trail bikes, with both the Privateer 161 and Privateer 141 available to purchase now with 0% finance! Hit the links below to learn more!”

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