The article discusses the recent updates to Prime's Thunderflash enduro and Rocket downhill bikes, which have gained attention due to their impressive features while still being accessible to amateur riders. Notably, the 2025 models incorporate future-proof UDH compatibility and showcase a new raw carbon finish, enhancing both aesthetics and weight savings. Although primarily catering to serious bikers with premium specs, more budget-friendly options are available. The company's expertise in UCI gravity racing lends credibility to their offerings, making these bikes a worthwhile consideration for enthusiasts seeking distinct and performance-oriented rides.
Functionally, it's just an upgrade to UDH for the 2025 Prime Thunderflash. That's a small but welcome update in these days of T-type electronic SRAM Transmission derailleurs.
Prime turns two decades of top-tier UCI gravity mountain bike racing experience into pro-level carbon bikes that amateur riders can actually afford... mostly.
The raw look with a durable glossy clearcoat is now the default finish for all new 2025 complete bike builds and framesets.
Prime's lightweight carbon Thunderflash enduro and Rocket downhill bikes have still managed to fly under the radar for the past few years.
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