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Norco Optic C2 Complete Mountain Bike 2024

Name: Norco Optic C2 Complete Mountain Bike 2024
Brand: Norco
Price: 4724.99 CAD
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About this product

The Norco Optic C2 is a 2024 complete trail mountain bike built to handle a wide range of terrain, from technical rock climbs to flowing, bermed descents. Its suspension setup pairs 140mm of front travel with 125mm of rear travel, a configuration that demonstrates how shorter-travel bikes can still perform confidently in rough conditions. The evolved suspension design improves tracking and composure on uneven ground, while Norco's Ride Aligned system simplifies the setup process so riders can dial in their fit and geometry before heading out. Constructed with a carbon frame, the Optic C2 keeps weight in check without sacrificing durability. This bike suits riders looking for a versatile, capable trail machine that transitions smoothly between climbing efficiency and descending control. The complete build means it arrives ready to ride, making it a practical choice for those who want a well-matched component package from the start.

Category: Cycling
Brand: Norco

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the 2024 Norco Optic C2 for its surprisingly capable descending ability given its short 125mm of rear travel. The high-pivot VPSHP suspension earns wide credit for helping the rear end float over rough terrain and obstacles, making the bike feel like it has more travel than it does. The Ride Aligned setup system is also well regarded for getting riders dialed in quickly. The most common criticism is that the high-pivot design hurts climbing efficiency, with the suspension feeling overly active on ascents. Brake spec is a recurring complaint, with many reviewers finding the SRAM Level brakes underpowered for the bike's aggressive capabilities. The lack of in-frame storage and the price increase over the previous generation are also frequently noted as disappointments, with some riders questioning the value compared to the outgoing model.