The Rockrider RACE 904S debuts new colors to close the XCO World Cup
There are only two tests left for the closing of the XCO World Cup 2025 and the Decathlon Ford Racing Team has consolidated itself as one of the great protagonists of the year. Currently, it holds the second position in the UCI ranking by teams and, if the forecasts are met, Samara Maxwell will be crowned the overall champion. To top off a historic season, the team is also debuting new colors on its Rockrider RACE 904S.
The Rockrider RACE 904S of the Decathlon Ford Racing Team for North America
The Rockrider RACE 904S is a direct result of competition. The Decathlon team has been refining it for years through different prototypes until its arrival on the market, and since then it has earned a prominent place among the best XCO bikes, both for professionals and amateurs. It is no coincidence that it is already a regular on the World Cup podiums and that this weekend it could seal the overall title hand in hand with Sami Maxwell.
The New Zealand rider has competed practically the entire season with a special edition that pays homage to the red leader's jersey of the Cup, while the rest of the team has done so with a black and white finish, now renewed for the last two stops of the calendar.
In the North American tests, the Decathlon Ford Racing Team will align a completely customized bike, in which the characteristic mint green of the French team stands out. Even the RockShox SID Flight Attendant fork has received an exclusive treatment with a gradient matching the frame, reinforcing the unique identity of the set.
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Full setup
- Frame: ROCKRIDER Ultralight Carbon 120mm high modulus Full High-modulus
- Seatpost: SRAM REVERB AXS 100/125 mm
- Frame weight: 1655 g (size S)
- Shifters: SRAM XX
- Fork: ROCKSHOX Sid Ultimate 120 mm Flight Attendant
- Derailleur/Shift: SRAM XX SL Eagle AXS
- Shock absorber: ROCKSHOX Sid Luxe Ultimate 120 mm Flight Attendant
- Cassette: SRAM XX SL 10-52
- Stem: DARIMO Alu - 17° 60/70 mm
- Chain: SRAM XX SL T-TYPE
- Handlebar: DARIMO Carbon 740 mm
- Wheels: ZIPP 1 ZERO MOTO HITOP SW
- Grips: SRAM Silicone
- Tires: VITTORIA TERRENO RACE 29”x 2.4
- Saddle: FIZIK Antares Adaptive
- Brakes: SRAM Motive Ultimate (discs of 180/160 mm)
- Pedals: Time Atac
- Bottle cage: Van Rysel carbon