TREK offers up full-suspension and hard-tails to help you get out into the woods.

Looking to win races or show the locals who’s boss? Check out TREK’s Top Fuel line-up.

The Fuel EX series will take out the bumps and rocks with ease as these are TREK’s full suspension cross country bikes. If full suspension isn’t your style check out the Elite hard-tail series. 

When looking for high performance without the high performance budget, TREK’s aluminum series is just the ticket.

Are big mountains in your path? TREK can supply a Remedy. With six inches of travel this bike will cut a line through the rocks as the Remedy is a robust line of mountain bikes.

Gary Fisher has a huge selection of mountain bikes. Take a look at Fisher’s patented Genesis and Genesisters (women’s specific) geometry.

Gary Fisher has everything you need to get on the dirt. If your looking for a fast cross country or race bike, you will get it with Fisher’s Race Day or HIFI, which is Fisher’s lightest full suspension bike to date. Looking for something more robust? Check out the Fat Possum or King Fisher, which will suit your big mountain needs.

Gary Fisher has been a leader in the 29’er revolution. Fisher’s line of 29’ers starts with the Supercaliber, which is Fisher’s answer for those seeking a full suspension 29’er that is light and ready for racing. The Paragon, X-Caliber and Cobia are the aluminum hard-tail 29’ers along with the Ferrous, which is their steel hard-tail.

Raleigh subdivides their bikes into three categories: Performance, Recreation and All Mountain.

Raleigh enters the 29’er market with their 9 speed XXIG+G. They also offer up a single speed 29’er with their XXIX.

The Mojave 8.0 and the Mojave 5.5 are two cross country hard-tails that will get you out on the trails. For a more casual ride to the park, take a look at the Mojave 2.0.

The Phase series from Raliegh offers up their version of an All Mountain bike.      

Women looking for a specific fit can also look at the Mojave 4.5.

Jamis offers up two versions of their full suspension bikes. The All Mountain Drakar 2.0 is their top of the line All Mountain bike.

The Drakar XCR series are your answer for riding or racing cross country on a full suspension mountain bike.

Scott starts things off with the Spark Limited, which they boast as the “lightest suspended mountain bike in the world.” They also offer the Genius series in their full suspension line-up.

Next up is the Scale series, which are some super light hard tails to get you off and rolling down the trail.

Scott’s All Mountain series Ransom, which leads the industry in weight/travel ratios will provide you with some extra travel for the technical trails in your area.

In the lightweight full suspension models, Scott offers the Reflex series.

The Mission 03 is Diamondback’s six inch travel All Mountain bike. For a little less mountain in your All Mountain bike, the XSL comes with 4.5 or 5” travel options or try the Coil EX, which comes with 4.5”

Diamondback has it all in the hard-tail department. The Response Sport is perfect for the aggressive rider, where the Outlook is the perfect cruiser, for riding to class or around the park.

Titus is all about custom bikes. Check out their women’s FAQ page for their women’s specific geometry.

For top of the line mountain biking, look no further than Titus’ Racer X series of full suspension bikes. They offer up a carbon, exogrid, titanium, and 29’er version of the Racer X.

For perfect All Mountain bike, you can ride the Motolite Titus. They also have the carbon, titanium and exogrid options in the Motolite series.  You can also check out the El Guapo all mountain bike from Titus.