The Ragley Blue Pig is one of the most iconic modern hardcore hardtail bikes. Ideal for all-mountain riding, hardtail enduro sessions, rough terrains and demanding singletrack routes, this bike is engineered and equipped to be stable, reliable, agile and fun. It features a robust, lightweight and supple Chromoly (CrMo) frame that's designed with modern slack geometry for the greatest comfort and control. Plus, it's equipped with RockShox Yari 150mm travel forks, a Shimano Deore 12-Speed groupset, hydraulic disc brakes and a wide-ranging 10-51 tooth cassette.

4130 Chromoly Modern Geometry Hardcore Hardtail

If you have heard of Ragley, you already know the Blue Pig name. From the early days of the ‘hardcore hardtail’ it has pushed the geometry envelope and been loved by anyone who rides for all-out grin-inducing fun.

Chromoly Frame, Boost Hub Spacing and Internal Dropper Post Routing

The Blue Pig keeps the flame burning strong: Custom triple butted 4130 Chromoly tubing, ISCG 05 tabs, a 44mm head tube, internal dropper routing and a 148x12mm boost rear end. But it’s the geometry that defines it: the 63.75-degree head angle making its rowdy intentions abundantly clear.

Versatile, Fast, Agile and Reliable Hardtail Bike

Comfortable enough to ride-all-day, tough enough for the bike park and flighty enough to speeder bike through the local woodland loam. The Blue Pig is built to take abuse and inspire confidence when things get gnarly, but it’s not been pillaging the trough; it’s light to ride and quite happy putting in the miles to get to the good stuff.

Shimano SLX/Deore 12-Speed Groupset with Hydraulic Disc Brakes

A stacked spec package moves things forward for 2021 with a Shimano 12-speed SLX/Deore groupset and hydraulic disc brakes. The 150mm RockShox Yari always proves faultless. Nukeproof wheels are shod with range-topping Maxxis Minion rubber. Saddle height is controlled with Brand-X’s award-winning Ascend and it’s all topped off with our own branded finishing kit.

If you don’t think a hardtail is capable, you’ve been riding the wrong bike…