First Ride: The Priority Vanth Plows Through Rough Terrain with Impressive Stability
The Priority Vanth was tested on the trails at Whistler bike park, boasting a unique suspension linkage, gearbox, and Gates belt drive.
Riding a prototype bike with these features was intriguing. In September, a prototype Priority Vanth was ridden in the Whistler Bike Park, impressing with its ability to handle rough terrain and corner stability.
Given the limited time and non-production components, the focus was on the Vanth’s suspension qualities. The 165mm travel bike handled rough runs with ease, feeling well-balanced front-to-back, with no issues from the belt drive system.
Note that the tested prototype Vanth did not have its production component spec.
The bike handled the park’s rough runs with ease.
Author's summary: Priority Vanth impresses on rough terrain.
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