Short TRAVEL, MAXIMUM FUN
Thanks to modern geometry, Polygon's Siskiu D series takes 120mm of travel and makes it unbelievably capable. A slacker head angle, longer reach, and steeper seat angle make the D series perfect for riders looking to tackle XC riding with some aggression.
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Features
1x Gear System
High-performance mountain bikes feature 1x drivetrains for their simplicity and reliability; that's just the case with the Siskiu D6 & D7. Removing the front derailleur and extra gears have removed any additional issues that may arise. Along with the problems and extra fuss, 1x drivetrains have also removed any confusion.
Instead of multiple shifters operating an excessive amount of gears, there is now one shifter. The shifters have been ergonomically designed for an optimized shifting position. Shifting gears has never been this easy.
Shimano Clutch Rear Derailleur
Shimano clutch rear derailleurs use a one-way bearing to provide extra friction when the derailleur cage is pulled forward. This style of rear mech provides an extraordinarily quiet ride thanks to more chain tension. More chain tension leads to less chain slap against the frame. The extra chain tension partnered with the unique "narrow, wide" chainring tooth profile means you can ride hard with confidence, even without a chain guide.
Lightweight Hydroformed Frame
Thanks to hydroforming, Polygon can create unique bends and tune the thickness of the metal. This means you won't have a frame that weighs a tonne because there is no excess mass where it isn't needed. Hydroforming is also what makes the frame look so damn good!
Dropper Seat Post
Dropper seat posts are the greatest invention since the wheel. At the flick of a switch, you can move the D6 & D7's seat up or down to suit the trail conditions. It will return to the perfect pedaling position every time. When descending, it is best to lower it down to get your weight back more easily and to allow the bike to move underneath you freely.
Small and medium sizes come with a 150mm dropper, while Large and Extra Large arrive with 170mm.
Hydraulic Disc Brakes
Mountain bike hydraulic disc brakes take cues from those on motorbikes but, are much smaller. Even though they are smaller, they don't lack power. With power comes modulation; gone are the days of accidentally going over the handlebars. With one-finger braking, stopping power is controllable and modulated easily by the rider for confidence in all weather and trail conditions.
Fork
SR Suntour XCM HLO, Coil Spring
SR Suntour XCR 32, Air Spring
Rockshox Recon RL, Air Spring
Rear Shock
SR Suntour Raidon LO, Air Spring
X-Fusion O2 Pro RL, Air Spring
Rockshox Deluxe Select Plus, DebonAir
Drivetrain
Shimano Alivio/Altus 2x9-Speed
Shimano Deore 1x10-Speed
Shimano Deore 1x11-Speed
Crankset
36x22T
32T
32T
Cassette
11-36T, 9-Speed
11-46T, 10-Speed
11-51T, 11-Speed
Axles
QR 100mm / 141mm
Thru-Axle 15x100/12x148
Thru-Axle 15x100/12x148
Seatpost
Entity Alloy
TranzX Dropper Post, Remote Lever
TranzX Dropper Post, Remote Lever