Norco Team DH 2 RockShox — 2027 Full Suspension Mountain Bike

Frame: Aluminum front triangle, carbon rear triangle, 200mm travel, HVP-6 (High Virtual Pivot, six-link) suspension design, UDH-compatible, with reach, progression, and anti-squat adjustment

Fork / Rear Shock: RockShox BoXXer Select D2, 200mm travel, 52mm offset; RockShox Vivid Coil Base rear shock, 250x75mm, with a Sprindex adjustable spring

Drivetrain: SRAM GX DH 7-speed drivetrain with Praxis Cadet HD cranks and an 11–25T SRAM cassette, plus an MRP G5 SL chain guide

Brakes: SRAM Maven Base brakes with 200mm SRAM Centerline rotors front and rear

Cockpit: RaceFace Atlas aluminum handlebar (800mm), RaceFace Chester direct-mount stem, and a rigid Norco alloy seatpost

Standout feature: An idler pulley manages chain growth from the rearward axle path, balancing pedal feedback with responsive acceleration through the roughest sections

The Team DH 2 RockShox is a purpose-built World Cup race bike for experienced downhill riders who want maximum stability and control on the steepest, most technical terrain — think Hydraulink Trails' rougher lines or a dedicated bike park day, not casual cross-country riding. Its 200mm of travel, DH-specific geometry, and race-proven components are built for racers and serious gravity riders rather than all-around trail use.

Our team at Fresh Air will help you find the right fit in-store at both Kelowna locations. Stop by to work with one of our experienced staff members, or call 250-763-3425.

Before you head out, our team will set the sag and rebound on the RockShox BoXXer fork and Vivid Coil shock to match your weight and riding style, and help you select the right Sprindex spring rate for the rear shock. We'll also dial in tyre pressure for Hydraulink Trails' rougher sections and check your contact points — saddle position and handlebar reach — so the bike feels dialled before you drop in. Drop into Fresh Air Pandosy (555 Groves Ave) or Fresh Air Dilworth (1656 Dilworth Drive), or book an appointment online.

Q: What size Norco Team DH 2 RockShox do I need?
Norco sizes the Team DH 2 RockShox from SZ1 through SZ5. General sizing follows rider height, but frame reach and stack vary enough between sizes that we recommend checking the geometry chart (linked above) and coming in for a proper fit — our team can help you land on the right size in person.

Q: Is the Norco Team DH 2 RockShox right for Hydraulink Trails?
Yes — with 200mm of travel front and rear and dedicated DH-race geometry, the Team DH 2 RockShox is built for the steepest, roughest lines Hydraulink Trails and similar gravity-focused terrain can offer. It's a race-focused bike, not suited to pedaling cross-country loops.

Q: What's the difference between a hardtail and a full suspension mountain bike?
A hardtail has a suspension fork up front but a rigid rear end, making it lighter and more efficient to pedal. A full suspension bike like the Team DH 2 RockShox adds a rear shock — in this case a full 200mm of travel through Norco's six-link HVP-6 design — for maximum traction, control, and comfort on the roughest, steepest descents, at the cost of pedaling efficiency and weight. This bike is purpose-built for downhill racing and bike park riding rather than all-around trail use.