Rocky Mountain Altitude 10 Mountain Bike

Rocky Mountain builds bikes for people who love to ride. It's the core of what they do. We know that there are a million different types of riders out there. People who love long, epic rides; people who love sessioning the jump park; people who love cross-country racing, and those who just love it all. The combinations are endless, and so are the possibilities.

As a bike company, Rocky Mountain makes it their mission to create a high-grade quiver of bikes that meets the needs of the myriad of off-road cyclists out there. To do this they pay particular attention to innovation, quality, and detail. Bikes for people who love to ride designed and built by people who love to ride. That's the secret: Letting the passion of riding create beautiful, strong, high performance bikes.

When you get on a Rocky Mountain and take it for a spin you'll realize they practice what they preach. Building bikes for all types of riders which meet their standards is why they've developed four independent, purpose-built full suspension systems. It's why their R&D facility is located right beside their factory. It's why they're not a mass production operation. They've hand build their bicycles and all of their wheels. They also invest heavily in quality control and high construction standards. It's why they offer everything from steel hardtails to 9-inch suspension downhill rigs. And, it's why they use name brand quality tubing and name brand components to build their bikes.

All Rocky Mountain bikes are first prototyped in their Vancouver B.C. location. From the original concept meeting, to 3D models, to their master framebuilders cutting the tubes and cnc'ing the parts, the entire process takes place under one roof.

Having the ability to turn ideas into reality in a matter of days significantly speeds up product development, because their never at the mercy of a vendor's lead time - they can do everything themselves in-house. It's important to know every tiny detail about the bikes they make, and without building them first for themselves, they couldn't.

Not only does Rocky Mountain have a large engineering department, but theirs is staffed with experienced senior engineers and designers who all RIDE. They know what matters both on the computer and on the trail.