Downhill Mountain Bikes

Downhill mountain bikes are purpose-built for one thing: descending as fast as possible. With 200mm+ travel, ultra-slack geometry, and bombproof construction, they're designed for bike parks, World Cup tracks, and the gnarliest terrain imaginable. All bikes are verified by our mechanics and come with buyer protection. Looking for other styles? Browse all Mountain Bikes.
20 products
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    Zerode G3 2025
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    BMW Mountain bike 2014
  • Scott Voltage FR 20
  • Santa Cruz VP-Free
  • Saracen Myst Pro 2018
  • Saracen Downhill
  • Nukeproof Dissent 275 RS XO1 DH 27 5 Downhill 2021
  • Saracen Myst AL 27 5 Downhill 2024
  • Zerode g3
  • Scott Gambler 710 27 5 2017
  • Vitus Dominer 297 2023
  • Ellsworth Moment 2005
  • Kona Process X DH 2025
  • Hope Hope hb160 2018
  • Santa Cruz Tall boy C 2015
  • Santa Cruz V10 Gen 3 Aluminium Downhill 2008–2010

Previously sold

Downhill: The Gravity Discipline

Downhill bikes are lifted or shuttled to the top and ridden down at maximum speed. They don't need to climb, so every design decision focuses on descending performance, durability, and rider confidence.

DH bike characteristics:

  • 200mm+ dual-crown forks
  • 200mm+ rear travel
  • Ultra-slack head angles (62-63??)
  • Single-ring drivetrains with chain guides
  • Massive brakes (200mm+ rotors)
  • Heavy-duty wheels and tyres

Who Rides DH Bikes?

Downhill bikes suit riders with access to lifts, shuttle services, or very patient friends with vans. They're overkill for trail riding but essential for bike parks, DH racing, and freeride lines. If you're regularly riding steep, rough terrain at speed, a DH bike transforms your capability.

Why Buy Used?

DH bikes are expensive and often see limited use outside race seasons. The used market regularly offers well-maintained race bikes at fraction of new prices, letting you access World Cup-level technology affordably.