Frame fit
Ask for reach, stack, effective top tube, standover and available frame sizes. A 29-inch wheel label alone does not establish rider fit; approve the geometry table for the ordered frame.
29 Inch / Aluminium Hardtail / Europe & US
OEM 29-Inch Aluminium Hardtail Mountain Bike
Plan a private-label hardtail range from this newly photographed 29-inch aluminium reference. Tell us your selling country, rider profile and component tier so the quotation covers the bike your customers need.
Confirmed Reference Direction
What This Starting Build Establishes
This is a 29-inch aluminium hardtail reference available for project enquiries. The supplied reference configuration lists a 12-speed drivetrain, Shimano MT200 brakes and an air fork with lockout. Use those details for an initial comparison; frame sizes, geometry, exact parts, availability and weight are confirmed in the approved build sheet.
| Wheel direction | 29 inch |
|---|---|
| Frame direction | Aluminium hardtail |
| Buyer use | OEM and private-label range planning |
| Reference drivetrain | 12 speed; Shimano 6100 derailleur family listed in the supplied reference sheet. Confirm the exact part number and complete groupset. |
| Reference braking | Shimano MT200 brake reference; rotor sizes and mounting confirmed with the final build |
| Reference fork | Air fork with lockout; travel, fit and axle dimensions to confirm |
| Configuration | Request current geometry, size range and component bill of materials |
| Commercial terms | Quantity, price and delivery confirmed in a written project quotation |
Configuration Review
Specify Fit and Serviceability Before Adding Parts
Fork and brakes
Define terrain and rider use, then review fork travel, axle format, brake model and rotor sizes as a compatible package. Confirm the exact parts and fit on the sample.
Drivetrain and wheels
Choose gearing around rider needs and your service network. Record hub, freehub, rim, tyre, bottom-bracket and derailleur-hanger references so replacements can be sourced.
Private-label finish
Specify logo placement, paint reference, colour split, packaging artwork and assembly level. Review both the finished bicycle and packed sample before approval.
Sample to Production
Use One Approved Hardtail as the Repeat-Order Reference
Approve the geometry, component list, finish and assembled sample together. Record brake function, gear adjustment, wheel retention, cable routing and the inspection criteria agreed for the order. Keep a permitted-substitution list so a repeat order can be compared with the same approved build.
Plan the Replacement Parts
Agree a spare-parts list covering the chosen brake pads, derailleur hanger, drivetrain wear parts and fork service route. Confirm quantities and availability in the commercial agreement rather than assuming a warranty or stock commitment.
Review our production and packing photographs and historical buyer evidence to assess the team. Those records are not presented as orders or test evidence for this new reference.
Europe & United States
Match the Product File to the Selling Country
Specify the EU member state, Great Britain, Northern Ireland or US destination. Confirm the intended user and final build before agreeing the applicable test and documentation scope.
| Destination | Buyer review before order |
|---|---|
| European Union | For products within scope, the EU General Product Safety Regulation covers risk analysis, technical documentation, traceability and a responsible economic operator in the EU. Agree the relevant safety evidence, identification, instructions and importer responsibilities for the final bicycle. EU official guidance. |
| United Kingdom | Identify Great Britain or Northern Ireland before preparing the file. The UK guidance distinguishes their product-safety frameworks. Review the applicable product rules, safety evidence, labels and instructions with the importing business. UK official guidance. |
| United States | CPSC bicycle guidance identifies 16 CFR Part 1512 requirements. Its certification guidance lists bicycles among products requiring a General Certificate of Conformity for general-use products. Confirm the applicable rules, testing basis and certificate responsibilities for the final product. CPSC bicycle guidance; CPSC certification guidance. |
These sources describe market requirements. This page does not establish that the photographed reference or a proposed configuration has passed a test. Request report scope, tested model, configuration, laboratory and date for the ordered build.
Buyer FAQ
Questions Before a Quotation
Is the pictured bike a fixed specification?
The photograph is a visual reference. The signed build sheet and approved sample define the parts, geometry and finish supplied for your order.
Can I choose a different drivetrain or brake package?
Send your preferred parts or target component tier. Compatibility, sourcing, cost, quantity and timing need written confirmation before the package is approved.
Is this the same model as HT-12?
This is a separate newly photographed 29-inch aluminium hardtail reference. HT-12 remains an established catalogue reference; the two are not presented as sharing identical geometry or components.
What should I send for a useful quotation?
Send reference NEW-29-ALLOY-HARDTAIL, selling country, buyer role, rider use, quantity, size mix, component tier, branding, packaging and sample requirements.
Compare the 27.5-inch full-suspension reference before deciding which platform belongs in your range.
Compare the Other PlatformSend a Brief for This Reference
Start with the selling country, expected quantity, rider use, component tier and sample needs. Add branding, size mix and service requirements where known. The selected reference is carried into your inquiry note.