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Forbidden Dreadnought XO T-Type Lands with SRAM Eagle Transmission

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Forbidden has added a new top-of-the-range Dreadnought Enduro Bike to its line-up in the form of the Dreadnought XO T-Type, featuring the new SRAM Eagle Transmission and SRAM Code Stealth Ultimate Brakes. It retails at $9,999 CAD – that’s $1,999 CAD more expensive than the next most expensive build; the Dreadnought GX LTD Team that features the SRAM GX Eagle Mechanical Drivetrain and SRAM Code R Brakes.

Here we take a quick look at the latest Enduro Bike to sport the SRAM Eagle Transmission, with info on pricing worldwide.

Forbidden Dreadnought XO T-Type

The Dreadnought XO T-Type is one of the very first enduro bikes, if not the actual first, to boast the SRAM Transmission and Code Stealth Ultimate Brakes. That new-ness has been exhaustively covered, so let’s see what else you get when you hand over $8,499 USD.

2023 forbidden dreadnought x0 t-type build

The Dreadnought’s 154mm of rear wheel travel is damped by a RockShox Super Deluxe Ultimate Air Shock, paired with a 170mm RockShox Zeb Ultimate Fork. The Code Stealth Ultimate Brakes, with the 4-Piston Caliper, Carbon Lever Blade and Titanium Hardware, are paired with the SRAM HS2 Rotors – 200mm front and rear.

A Crankbrothers Synthesis Enduro Wheelset, rocking rims with a front- and rear-specific tune, roll on a Maxxis Assegai EXO+ Maxx Grip and Minion DHRII EXO+ MaxxTerra pairing.

Pricing & Availability

The Forbidden Dreadnought XO T-Type is available to order now, only through Forbidden’s network of dealers. It retails at $9,999 CAD / $8,499 USD / £8,399 / 9,599 €.

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DaveJ
DaveJ
11 months ago

It’s a bit astounding that something like this (which looks super nice BTW) costs only half as much as a nice road bike.

Merlin the Bike Wizard
Merlin the Bike Wizard
11 months ago

That bike better wash itself, give me a full body massage after every ride, fill my bottle with endless kombucha, and have a warm burrito waiting for me for that price. This is for dentists.

fitness
fitness
11 months ago

you must be a fella that yells at Ferrari owners for owning a Ferrari

Doc Sarvis
Doc Sarvis
11 months ago
Reply to  fitness

To be fair the specs say ‘Ultimate’ about five times.

Drawp
Drawp
11 months ago

bro, this bike blows the pricing on Transition, Evil and others out of the water. For a smaller volume manufacturer, this is impressive.

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