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[Press Release] Made in the USA. The new Burner v3.1 is now up on our website and ready to become your next steed. Check it out and see what all the fuss is about. . .
The Burner v3.1 builds on the pedigree of the original Turner which rolled out in 1994. Remember Y-frames and elastomer suspension? The Burner rewrote the book and changed riders’ expectations about what a mountain bike could do, and how it should perform. Fast forward to 2015 and the Burner, still made in America, continues that tradition with advanced dw-link suspension, new All-Mountain tubing, massive custom-machined tapered 62mm headtube, stealth dropper post cable routing, and one-inch shorter seat tube to accommodate taller dropper posts. More capable than ever!.
The Burner excels at climbing but was born to descend. If you are looking for a mountain bike that can do it all from sunday xc rides to resort style runs with moderate drops, berms, and technical terrain then the Burner is the right choice. If you are the type of rider that sees each ride as an adventure to be conquered then the Burner is the only choice to see your ambitions through to the end..
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