Ghost Poacha Mountain Bike 2026 - Enduro Full Suspension MTB

The Ghost Poacha combines a carbon frame with a 180mm RockShox ZEB Select fork and Vivid Select shock. SRAM Eagle 70 T-Type gearing, Maven Bronze brakes and Continental Kryptotal tyres create a gravity-focused build for freeride and bike park riding.Key Features:High Carbon Uni frame with adjustable reach and freeride-focused designRockShox ZEB Select Charger RC fork with 180mm travelRockShox Vivid Select air shock manages the rear suspensionSRAM Eagle 70 T-Type 1x12 drivetrain with XS-1270 cassetteSRAM Maven Bronze four-piston hydraulic disc brakes with 200mm rotorsWTB ST Tough wheels with Continental Kryptotal Enduro Soft tyresReach-adjustable headset offers +/-5mm of cockpit adjustmentAvailable with 0% APR financeThe Ghost Poacha is a carbon freeride mountain bike designed with gravity riding in mind. Its combination of long-travel RockShox suspension, SRAM T-Type gearing and powerful four-piston brakes makes it well suited to bike park laps, jumps and technical descents.The High Carbon Uni frame provides the foundation for the Poacha. Ghost describes the bike as using a mullet wheel configuration, combining different front and rear wheel sizes to balance front-wheel control with manoeuvrability at the rear. However, the supplied specification lists 29in rims and 60-622 tyres, equivalent to 29in, for both wheels. I've therefore avoided stating specific mixed wheel sizes until that discrepancy can be confirmed.A RockShox ZEB Select fork provides 180mm of front travel. It combines the ZEB's substantial chassis with a DebonAir+ air spring and Charger RC damper, giving riders adjustable suspension suited to the impacts and rough terrain associated with freeride and gravity riding.At the rear, a RockShox Vivid Select air shock measures 250x70mm. The Vivid platform complements the long-travel front end and is designed for gravity-focused riding. The supplied information doesn't state the frame's rear-wheel travel, so I've avoided deriving a travel figure from the shock dimensions.SRAM Eagle 70 T-Type provides a mechanical 1x12-speed drivetrain. The Eagle 70 rear derailleur and Single Click trigger shifter are paired with an XS-1270 Eagle T-Type cassette, Eagle 70 T-Type chain and Eagle 70 DUB crankset.The 165mm crank arms help provide pedal clearance through rough terrain, while the crankset also includes a chainring guard for additional protection against trail and bike park impacts.SRAM Maven Bronze hydraulic disc brakes use four-piston calipers at both ends. Large 200mm rotors front and rear provide a braking setup appropriate for controlling speed on steep descents and repeated gravity runs.WTB ST Tough TCS 2.0 rims provide a robust wheel platform. Continental Kryptotal Enduro Soft tyres use a 60-622 size, tubeless-ready construction and Soft compound, with the supplied specification listing the Kryptotal-Fr version at both ends.The cockpit combines a short 40mm PMG Team All Mountain stem with an XLC riser handlebar featuring 19mm rise and 9-degree backsweep. An Acros headset provides +/-5mm of reach adjustment, allowing riders to fine-tune cockpit length and weight distribution.A TranzX dropper post provides 180mm of travel, giving plenty of room to lower the saddle for jumps and steep descents. It's paired with a 145mm-wide Prologo Proxim Nembo saddle with steel rails.Overall, the Ghost Poacha is aimed at riders who prioritise descending, jumps and bike park riding. Its carbon frame, 180mm ZEB fork, Vivid rear shock, Maven four-piston brakes and gravity-focused tyres provide a component package centred firmly around freeride use.Please note: Ghost states that the frame is covered by a two-year warranty. Component availability may also result in some parts being substituted with equivalent alternatives.