HT-12: Choose Your Wheel-Size Direction
Compare the 27.5-inch and 29-inch hardtail directions, current colour references and private-label options. Request the component package for your market and quantity.
China OEM / ODM Bicycle Project Support
Complete Mountain Bikes
Built for Your Brand
Develop a complete mountain-bike range under your own brand. NARVEK supports importers, distributors and brand owners with hardtail and full-suspension model selection, component specifications, custom graphics, sample approval and export packing.
Mountain Bike Models for Your Range
Compare Hardtail and Full-Suspension Models
Start with wheel size and frame direction. HT-12 offers 27.5-inch and 29-inch hardtail directions; HT-13 and FS-02 have separate reference configuration sheets. Use the model links or send a model-specific sourcing question.
29-inch aluminium hardtail mountain bike
A newly photographed 29-inch aluminium hardtail for private-label mountain-bike planning. Set the rider profile, component tier and branding brief before requesting a quotation.
27.5-inch full-suspension mountain bike
A newly photographed 27.5-inch full-suspension mountain-bike reference. Define travel, braking, drivetrain and target market before a model-specific quotation.
27.5-inch aluminium hardtail mountain bike
A newly photographed 27.5-inch aluminium hardtail reference for buyers comparing handling and range position. Final geometry, parts and finishing are confirmed in writing.
X7 suspension mountain bike reference
The X7 mountain-bike reference offers a distinct visual direction for a new range. Wheel, fork, brake and drivetrain choices remain subject to the approved specification.
Need an established, documented hardtail page too? HT-12 remains available; earlier HT references are in the product catalogue.
Review HT-12OEM / ODM Mountain Bike Selection
Compare Two Current MTB Starting Builds
Compare HT-13 and FS-02 for your mountain-bike range. HT-13 is a 29-inch aluminium hardtail. FS-02 is a 27.5-inch aluminium full-suspension bike. Both reference sheets list Shimano 12-speed builds.
Reviewed by NARVEK Project Team · Updated 13 October 2026. Sources: the supplied model sheets. Agree the final parts list before ordering.
| Buyer question | 29-inch aluminium hardtail | 27.5-inch full suspension |
|---|---|---|
| Frame direction | Aluminium hardtail; 17-inch reference frame. The sheet also notes 20–21-inch size choices for discussion. | Aluminium full-suspension frame with bearing pivots. Frame size and full geometry are not listed. |
| Listed drivetrain | Shimano 12-speed configuration with a 6100 derailleur reference. | Shimano 12-speed configuration; the sheet lists a 50T largest cassette sprocket. |
| Brakes and fork | Shimano MT200 brake reference; air fork with lockout. Travel and rotor sizes need confirmation. | Hydraulic disc brakes and an air-fork reference. Confirm the exact brake, fork and rear-shock specifications. |
| Sample review | Review rider fit, required size mix, wheel and tyre choices, parts support and approved artwork. | Review intended terrain, geometry, travel, fork/shock fit, pivot service and parts support. |
| Before an order | Confirm the bill of materials, quantity, schedule, sample acceptance, packaging and documents for the destination market. Reference photographs do not establish riding-class or market-compliance approval. | |
| Next step | Review hardtail configuration Ask HT-13 on WhatsApp | Review suspension configuration Ask FS-02 on WhatsApp |
To assess the project team, review historical buyer feedback and customer photos and real assembly and packing photos. Historical feedback is not an order record for either current reference build.
Mountain Bike Platforms
Choose by Rider and Terrain
Start with how the bike will be used, then define geometry, travel, wheel size and component level.
OEM Hardtail Mountain Bikes
A hardtail uses a suspension fork and a rigid rear frame. Compare fit, parts and service needs for your riders and sales channel.
Full-Suspension Bikes
A full-suspension build adds a rear shock and frame pivots. Check suspension fit, travel and spare parts for the planned use.
Procurement Facts
What Buyers Can Plan Around
Choose a model and tell us where you will sell it. Then agree the build, order terms and required documents.
| Typical buyer | Importers, distributors, wholesalers, retail groups and private-label bicycle brands. |
|---|---|
| Order quantity | Send the model, parts, colour mix, branding and expected quantity. The quotation states the minimum for that build. |
| Sample planning | Agree the sample parts, artwork, checks and dates. |
| Production planning | Send your desired sample and delivery dates. Parts, artwork, sample review and market documents can affect timing. Agree the schedule in the quotation. |
| Custom options | Colour, decals, logo, selected components, labels, manual and export carton, subject to feasibility and written approval. |
| Quality records | Keep the agreed parts list, sample record, checks and change approvals together. |
| Compliance | Ask which reports apply to the chosen model and selling country. Check their dates, scope and listed configuration. |
Check the Evidence
What Proof Can an OEM Mountain Bike Buyer Review?
Review earlier buyer feedback and customer photos from the team behind NARVEK. Assembly and packing photos show actual working stages. For a new order, ask for its own parts list, sample, checks and market documents.
OEM Configuration
Build a Coherent
Mountain Bike Range
Choose parts that fit the model and can be serviced. Make the differences between builds clear.
Frame material
Wheel size
Suspension travel
Drivetrain level
Brake package
Graphics & packaging
Specification Framework
Decisions That Shape the Ride and Cost
Tell us the intended rider, terrain, selling country and component level before choosing parts.
Rider & Geometry
Start with rider height and use. Ask for frame sizes and geometry so you can review fit.
Wheel & Suspension
Choose wheels, tyres and suspension for the intended terrain. Check the relevant parts and service needs.
Components & Documents
Record the chosen gears, brakes, contact points and packing. Review the documents for the final build.
For Brands, Importers & Distributors
How to Compare OEM Mountain-Bike Quotations
For a private-label mountain-bike range, compare the same complete bicycle and dealer delivery condition. HT-13 and FS-02 are different reference builds; a shared wheel or drivetrain label does not make two offers equivalent.
| Project decision | What to agree for the complete bicycle |
|---|---|
| Choose the complete platform | Use HT-13 hardtail or FS-02 full suspension as the reference. Confirm the rider, wheel and frame-size direction before comparing the complete parts list. |
| Match the approved specification | Compare the actual fork, brakes, drivetrain and wheel package, not only a headline speed count. For full suspension, ask about the shock, pivots and service parts as part of the complete bicycle programme. |
| Plan the first sample | Check fit, assembly and the model-specific specification against the approved sample record. Use the HT-13 versus FS-02 first-sample guide to organise the review. |
| Agree dealer handover | State the assembly condition, manuals, carton protection, included spares and inspection/document requirements. Confirm quantity, schedule and any changes in the written quotation. |
For a mixed own-brand range, compare non-electric fat bicycles and folding bicycles. Use the OEM/ODM project starting-point guide to separate reference-based changes from a new development scope.
OEM Mountain Bike FAQ
Answers for Importers and Private Labels
Review the reference configuration and the checks needed before a sample or quotation.
Review the complete-bicycle approval checklist before confirming your own-brand order.
Which current OEM mountain bike builds can I compare?
Compare HT-13, the 29-inch aluminium hardtail, with FS-02, the 27.5-inch full-suspension build. Both sheets list Shimano 12-speed. HT-13 lists MT200 brakes and a 17-inch frame. FS-02 lists pivot bearings and a 50T largest sprocket. Review the linked sheets before ordering.
What is the typical MOQ for an OEM mountain bike order?
Send the model, parts, colour mix, branding and expected quantity. The quotation states the minimum for that build.
Can I order complete mountain bicycles under my own brand?
Yes. Start with a complete hardtail or full-suspension bicycle reference and share your selling market, quantity and brand requirements. We can review the component list, colour, logo, labels, manual and export carton together. Agree the artwork, sample and complete-bicycle specification before production.
How long does sampling and mass production take?
Send your desired sample and delivery dates. Parts, artwork, sample review and market documents can affect timing. Agree the schedule in the quotation.
Which information is needed for a mountain bike quotation?
Send the selling country, buyer type, model or wheel size and expected quantity. Add branding, packing, document needs and desired delivery dates.
Are the components shown in product images guaranteed?
No. Photos show references. The agreed parts list, sample record and approved changes define the ordered build.
Which compliance documents should a buyer request?
Ask for the report number, test body, model, date, standard and covered parts. Check that the report applies to the final bicycle and selling country.
How is quality controlled before shipment?
Agree the checks, sample size, pass conditions and correction steps before production. Match them to the approved bicycle.
Who are these OEM mountain bike programmes for?
They are for importers, distributors, wholesalers, retail groups and private-label brands buying for a known market.
Planning a Mountain
Bike Product Line?
Dirt-Jump Bikes
Steel Dirt-Jump Reference
Compare this separate dirt-jump direction with the mountain-bike references. Final wheel, fork, brakes and intended-use specification are confirmed for the project.
Steel dirt-jump bicycle reference
An owner-photographed steel dirt-jump starting point. Send rider use, destination market, quantity and preferred configuration for a written quotation.
Model Reference Directory
Compare Individual Model References
Open a model to review its photographs and available configuration. Use its reference code when requesting a quotation; final specifications are confirmed for your project.
- HT-13 — 29-inch aluminium hardtail mountain bike
- FS-02 — 27.5-inch full-suspension mountain bike
- HT-12 — Fantasy Pro 27.5 / 29in MTB
- HT-08 — Halo 27.5 / 29in MTB
- HT-09 — Duke 27.5 / 29in MTB
- HT-10 — HT-10 27.5in MTB
- HT-11 — Fantasy No.1 27.5 / 29in MTB
- HT-01 — Discovery 26in MTB
- HT-02 — Explorer 26in MTB
- HT-03 — Forest Wolf 26in MTB
- HT-04 — Elves 20in MTB
- HT-05 — Python 26in MTB
- HT-06 — HT-06 26in MTB
- HT-07 — HT-07 MTB
- FS-01 — R7 26in Full-Suspension MTB
