Rocky Mountain Altitude Alloy Platform Manual

Rider: Thomas Vanderham

Photo: Margus Riga

Location: France

Introduction

This manual contains important safety, maintenance, and user information. Read and understand it thoroughly before your first ride on your new Rocky Mountain bicycle. This material applies only to the specific platform you have chosen and should be used in conjunction with your Rocky Mountain Owner's Manual, which is included with your bike. Please read the Owner's Manual before your first ride. If you do not have a copy of the Owner's Manual, you can get it from your nearest authorized Rocky Mountain dealer.

Shrediquette

Riders

Always be courteous to other trail users. Use extra caution around domestic animals, such as dogs and horses. Give other trail users right-of-way in all situations, during both climbing and descending.

Trail

Only ride your bicycle on trails and paths sanctioned for bicycle use. Follow all local laws and regulations. As for all trail users, care should be taken to avoid impacts on the trail or environment. Do not skid on or modify trails.

Getting to Know Your Bike

This section details the technical specifications and features of the Altitude Alloy platform.

Technical Details:

  • Increased anti-squat for better pedalling efficiency.
  • 27.5" Wide Trail and 26"+ compatible.
  • Bearings at all pivots, including at lower shock mount (compatible with aftermarket shocks as well).
  • Single-sided pivots maximize heel clearance.
  • Lighter, tooled rear axle.
  • Improved cable management: large headtube slots, full shift housing, large downtube exit, and internal shift and brake housing.
  • Seat-tube lengths optimized to accommodate longer dropper posts.
  • Chainstay and downtube protectors.
  • Integrated Spirit Guide chainguide, with two-bolt ISCG05.
  • 1x only drivetrain compatibility.
  • Lower standover height.
  • Significantly stiffer thanks to one-piece seatstay, new shaping, and updated layup (25% more lateral stiffness).
  • All sizes fit a water bottle in front triangle, even with a reservoir shock.

[Image Description: A full-suspension mountain bike with a blue frame, black components, and prominent front and rear suspension.]

Basic Set-up

Fine-tuning suspension involves several variables. These guidelines help you get started, with experimentation recommended for optimal performance.

The first step is setting your sag, which measures suspension movement under rider weight. Sag is adjusted via air pressure or coil preload.

Shock Sag

We recommend approximately 30-35% sag for this platform.

[Diagram Description: Shock sag measurement. Shock stroke: 55 mm. Recommended sag: 30-35%, corresponding to 16.5-19.5 mm of travel.]

Fork Sag

We recommend approximately 25-30% sag for this platform.

[Diagram Description: Fork sag measurement. Fork travel: 160 mm. Recommended sag: 25-30%, corresponding to 40-48 mm of travel.]

Rebound

Rebound adjustment controls how quickly suspension returns after a bump. Too much rebound makes the suspension slow and harsh; too little causes it to spring back too quickly, affecting traction and control. Follow manufacturer recommendations for base settings and experiment.

RIDE-9™

Suspension and geometry setup are complex, varying by rider style, terrain, and ability. While professional services are recommended, understanding your bike's performance is best achieved by learning to dial in your own settings. Adjust your RIDE-9™ position for geometry before fine-tuning suspension variables like air pressure and shock compression.

Make gradual, incremental changes, take notes, and be methodical. Avoid making adjustments just before a major ride. Enjoy the process.

For the full guide, click here.

Ready for Any Trail

The RIDE-9™ adjustment system allows quick fine-tuning of geometry and suspension using a pair of Allen keys.

[Diagram Description: The RIDE-9™ adjustment system features a chip with nine positions. Positions are grouped into SLACK, NEUTRAL, and STEEP settings. SLACK (e.g., Position 1) offers quicker handling and is recommended for better climbing traction. NEUTRAL (e.g., Position 5) provides balanced handling and stability at high speeds. STEEP (e.g., Position 9) offers quicker handling and is recommended for more aggressive trail riding.]

Critical Dimensions

This section outlines the key dimensions and standards for the Altitude Alloy frame.

[Diagram Description: A technical illustration of the bicycle frame highlighting various critical dimensions and standards.]

  • Ream depth CARBON: XS: 200 mm, S: 225 mm, M: 225 mm, L: 245 mm, XL: 245 mm
  • Ream depth ALLOY: XS: 170 mm, S: 200 mm, M: 250 mm, L: 250 mm, XL: 250 mm
  • Seatpost outer diameter: 30.9 mm
  • Seat QR inner diameter: 34.9 mm
  • Minimum insertion: 100 mm
  • Headset standard: ZS44 Top, ZS56 Bottom
  • Fork: Max travel 160 mm, Offset 37 mm
  • Hardware: 25 mm x M8
  • Brake standard: 180 mm post mount
  • Max rotor: 203 mm
  • Rear hub spacing: Boost 148 mm
  • Max tire size: 27.5" x 2.5", 26" x 3.0"
  • Chainguide standard: Rocky Mountain Spirit Guide only
  • Bottom bracket standard: Press Fit BB92
  • Hardware: Rocky Mountain bearing eyelets
  • Shock dimensions: 210 x 55 mm
  • Bashguard standard: Modified two-bolt ISCG05
  • Max chainring size: 36t (oval 34t)

Shock Fitment

Clearances are checked for many shocks, but compatibility with all makes and models cannot be guaranteed. Contact your local dealer for specific shock fitment questions.

Approved Shocks (210 x 55 mm):

  • Fox: FLOAT DPS, FLOAT DPX, FLOAT X2, DHX2, Live Valve
  • RockShox: Deluxe, Super Deluxe, Super Deluxe Coil
  • Cane Creek: DBcoil, DBcoil IL, DBair, DBair IL

Shock Eyelet Bearing & Cable/Wire Routing

Shock Eyelet Bearing

Your frame uses cartridge bearings in the rear eyelet for improved small-bump compliance. These bearings are housed in cups with a firm press fit into the shock shaft.

Service Note: If your shock is serviced, it is highly recommended to remove these components, as suspension service centres cannot guarantee their return.

To remove the system:

  • Use the Enduro Bearings BRT-006 tool, or a blind bearing puller (8 mm extension) to remove both bearings.
  • Remove the centre sleeve.
  • Use the blind bearing puller (10 mm extension) to remove the empty cups.
  • Note: The inner diameter of the cups is 11 mm; a 12 mm extension will not fit. Use the 10 mm extension.

To install new cups: Use a bearing press or vice, pressing on the outer edge of the cups. Ensure the centre spacer sleeve is placed between the cups.

[Diagram Description: Illustration showing the shock eyelet bearing components and their assembly.]

Cable/Wire Routing

The frame features internal cable routing for all cables, wires, and hoses, integrating the drivetrain cleanly and protecting them from damage.

For instructional videos, please refer to the following links:

Pro Tips & Tricks

  • When tuning suspension, record your settings for future reference, perhaps using a spreadsheet.
  • To avoid readjusting the Spirit Guide when removing cranks, remove the main pivot bolt and lift the chainstay to slide the crank out without removing the chainring.
  • When removing the rear wheel, rest the chain on the driveside chainstay pivot to prevent it from dangling.
  • The main bearing spacer sleeve has holes that can serve as a drift for bearing removal. Use a dull punch on the flatter side, inserted into the holes, and tap the bearing out.
  • When replacing shift or post housing, a RockShox reverb tool can help pull new housing into place without disturbing inner foam tubes. [Image Description: A RockShox Reverb tool.]
  • Use grease to secure spacers when assembling pivot bolts.
  • Insert pivots through bearings/spacers so they sit flush with the inner race, holding washers in place during assembly.
  • Zip-tie a spare derailleur hanger to your saddle rails for easy access when needed on the trail.

Exploded View

This section provides visual references for frame assembly, including torque values and assembly details. Please refer to the accompanying diagrams for part identification.

[Diagram Description: A detailed exploded view diagram showing all the components of the Altitude Alloy frame and their assembly order, with numbered parts.]

Full List of Parts & Small Parts Kits

This section lists all parts for the Altitude Alloy and details available small parts kits for maintenance. For purchase, visit shop.bikes.com/collections/parts or your local dealer.

Full List of Parts

#QTYITEMPARTS NO.DESCRIPTIONTORQUE (NM)INSTALLATION NOTES
11AXLE, MP1807029MP AXLE, M10X1.25, L: 84 MM, AL 7075-T6 HARD BLACK ANO17GREASE ON SHOULDER ONLY
21AXLE, REAR3227009REAR AXLE 12 X 173 MM, HARD BLACK ANO10GREASE ON OUTSIDE
32BEARING1807036ENDURO 698 LLU MAX 19 X 8 X 6GREASE IN ALLOY, DRY IN CARBON
48BEARING1807042ENDURO 6900 2RS MAX, 22 X 10 X 6GREASE IN ALLOY, DRY IN CARBON
52BEARING CAP18070436900 BEARING CAP, AL 7075-T6, HARD BACK ANO
61BEARING SLEEVE1807028BEARING EYELET SLEEVE FOR SR 19 X 8 X 6 CUP
74BEARING SPACER18070446900 BEARING SPACERGREASE INSIDE AND OUT
82BEARING SPACER1807099EYELET BEARING SPACER, 5.3 MM THK, FOR 40 MM LINK WIDTH
92BOLT1807046BOLT, 10 X 15 MM, M10X1 EXT., AL 7075-T6 HARD BLACK ANO17BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
101BOLT1807049C'SUNK BOLT, 8 X 57 MM X M6 INT.8BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS, GREASE ON SHAFT
111BOLT1807060BOLT, 10 X 54 MM, M6X1 INT., AL 7075-T6, HARD BLACK ANO8BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS, GREASE ON OUTSIDE
121BOLT SHK.1807062SHOCK BOLT, SOLID, OD: 8 MM, L: 41 MM8BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS, GREASE ON SHAFT
131BOLT, M10X781807061BOLT, 10 X 78 MM, M6X1 INT., AL 7075-T6, HARD BLACK ANO8BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS, GREASE ON OUTSIDE
142BRG CUP1807026BEARING EYELET FOR SR 19 X 8 X 6 BRGGREASE INSIDE AND OUT
152BUSHING, FOXN/AFOX_IGUS_BUSHINGBLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS, GREASE BEARING BORES
161CABLE PORT1807066CABLE PORT, 2-PIECE, BOTTOM HALF
171CABLE PORT1807067CABLE PORT, 2-PIECE, TOP HALFGREASE INSIDE AND OUT
181CHAIN GUIDE3398001CHAIN GUIDEGREASE INSIDE AND OUT
191CHAINSTAY1057130ALTITUDE GEN3 CHAINSTAY, ALLOYINSTALL ON HOUSING BEFORE INSERTING IN FRAME
202FLIP CHIP1807003FLIP CHIP, OUTSIDE, AL 7075, BLACK ANODIZE
212FLIP CHIP1807004FLIP CHIP, INSIDE, AL 7075, BLACK ANODIZE
221FOAM TUBEN/AFOAM TUBE
231FRONT TRIANGLE1067133ALTITUDE FRONT TRIANGLE L
242GROMMET180707834.9 MM SEAT TUBE DROPPER GROMMET
252GROMMET1809004RUBBER GROMMET FOR 2 CABLES, 5 MM, 4 MM YF-W13-2
262GROMMET1809005RUBBER GROMMET FOR 1 CABLE, 4 MM YF-W13-4
271GROMMET1809006RUBBER GROMMET FOR 1 CABLE, 5 MM YF-W13-5
281GROMMET1809007RUBBER GROMMET FOR 2 CABLES, 5 MM, 5 MM YF-W13-8
291HANGER1099031REAR DER. HANGER, EXT. THREAD, STD MOUNT20BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
301HANGER1099041REAR DER. HANGER, EXT. THREAD, SHIMANO DIRECT MOUNT20BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
311HANGER NUT1099033HANGER NUT, M16X1, 8 MM HEX20BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
321LINK1097182ALTITUDE LINK, 85 MM LONG, RIDE-9, AL 7075-T6, HARD BLACK ANOGREASE IN BEARING BORES
332PLUG180707734.9 MM SEAT TUBE PLUG
342PLUG1808034PLASTIC PLUG FOR M5 THREAD, 12 MM BUTTON HEAD, BLACK PLASTIC
351PLUG1809008RUBBER PLUG YF-W13-7
361PROTECTOR3708008SEATSTAY PROTECTOR
371PROTECTOR3708022MULTIBIKE DOWNTUBE PROTECTOR
381PROTECTOR3708035MULTIBIKE CHAINSTAY PROTECTOR
392SCREW1807132M6-1.0, 25 MM LONG, SOCKET HEAD6BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
403SCREW M6X12180566-012 FBYFLAT HEAD C'SUNK SOCKET SCREW, M6-1.0 X 12 MM, A4/316 SS, 55060.060.0128BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
411SCREW M6X16180566FBY-016FLAT HEAD C'SUNK SOCKET SCREW, M6-1.0 X 16 MM, A4/316 STAINLESS STEEL8BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
421SCREW, M4X81807068C'SUNK SOCKET SCREW, M4X8 MM, ZINC-PLATED 10.9 STEEL2BLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
431SEATSTAY1057132ALTITUDE GEN3 SEATSTAY, ALLOYBLUE LOCTITE ON THREADS
441SHOCKN/AREAR SHOCK, 210 X 55 MM
451SHOCK BUSHINGN/ASHOCK BUSHING, ID: 12.7 MM, OD: 15 MM, L: 12.7 MM, STEEL
462SHOCK REDUCERN/AFOX STD REDUCER FOR 25 MM PIN
472SHOCK REDUCERN/ASRAM STD REDUCER FOR 25 MM PIN
481SHOCK, PINN/ASHOCK PIN: ID: 8 X 25 MM LONG; ALUMINUMGREASE ON OUTSIDE
493SPACER3398002CHAIN GUIDE SPACER
501SPACER, MP1807038MAIN PIVOT CENTRE SPACER, ID: 10, L: 48
511WASHER1807064C'SUNK WASHER: (for M6 screw) ID: 6 X OD: 14.6 X 3.25 MM THK
521WASHER1807133CHAIN GUIDE WASHER
531WASHER1808029WASHER, 16 X 20 X 0.5 MM, 304 SS
541WASHER3227006WASHER, 12 X 19 X 0.5 MM, 304 SS

Small Parts Kits

#QTYITEMPARTS NO.DESCRIPTION
21AXLE, REAR1817011RMBAXLE KIT: REAR AXLE 12 X 173 MM, HARD BLACK ANO
541WASHER3227006WASHER, 12 X 19 X 0.5 MM, 304 SS
321LINK1810004ALTITUDE LINK WITH BEARING KIT: ALTITUDE LINK, 85 MM LONG, RIDE-9, AL 7075-T6, HARD BLACK ANO
44BEARING1807042ENDURO BEARING 6900 2RS MAX TYPE, 22 X 10 X 6 SIZE
301HANGER1818012HANGER KIT SHIMANO DIRECT MOUNT: REAR DER. HANGER, EXT. THREAD, SHIMANO DIRECT MOUNT
311HANGER NUT1099033HANGER NUT, M16X1, 8 MM HEX
531WASHER1808029WASHER, 16 X 20 X 0.5 MM, 304 SS
291HANGER1818013KIT STANDARD HANGER: REAR DER. HANGER, EXT. THREAD, STD MOUNT
311HANGER NUT1099033HANGER NUT, M16X1, 8 MM HEX
531WASHER1808029WASHER, 16 X 20 X 0.5 MM, 304 SS
11AXLE, MP1810005PIVOT BOLT KIT: MP AXLE, M10X1.25, L: 84 MM, AL 7075-T6 HARD BLACK ANO
52BEARING CAP18070436900 BEARING CAP, AL 7075-T6, HARD BACK ANO
74BEARING SPACER18070446900 BEARING SPACER
92BOLT1807046BOLT, 10 MM X 15 MM, M10X1 EXT., AL 7075-T6 HARD BLACK ANO
101BOLT1807049C'SUNK BOLT, 8 MM X 57 MM X M6 INT.
111BOLT1807060BOLT, 10 MM X 54 MM, M6X1 INT., AL 7075-T6, HARD BLACK ANO
131BOLT, M10X781807061BOLT, 10 MM X 78 MM, M6X1 INT., AL 7075-T6, HARD BLACK ANO
403SCREW M6x12180566-012 FBYFLAT HEAD C'SUNK SOCKET SCREW, M6-1.0 X 12 MM, A4/316 SS, 55060.060.012
511WASHER1807064C'SUNK WASHER: (for M6 screw) ID: 6 X OD: 14.6 X 3.25 MM THK
411SCREW M6x16180566FBY-016FLAT HEAD C'SUNK SOCKET SCREW, M6-1.0 X 16 MM, A4/316 STAINLESS STEEL
121BOLT SHK.1807062SHOCK BOLT, SOLID, OD: 8 MM, L: 41 MM
501SPACER, MP1807038MAIN PIVOT CENTRE SPACER, ID: 10, L: 48
48BEARING1817017RMBBEARING KIT: ENDURO BEARING 6900 2RS MAX TYPE, 22 X 10 X 6 SIZE
361PROTECTOR1810007BIKE PROTECTION KIT A: SEATSTAY PROTECTOR
371PROTECTOR3708022MULTIBIKE DOWNTUBE PROTECTOR
381PROTECTOR3708035MULTIBIKE CHAINSTAY PROTECTOR
32BEARING1818003SHOCK BEARING EYELET KIT: ENDURO 698 LLU MAX 19 X 8 X 6
61BEARING SLEEVE1807028BEARING EYELET SLEEVE FOR SR 19 X 8 X 6 CUP
82BEARING SPACER1807099EYELET BEARING SPACER, 5.3 MM THK, FOR 40 MM LINK WIDTH
142BRG CUP1807026BEARING EYELET FOR SR 19 X 8 X 6 BRG
202FLIP CHIP1810009RIDE-9 FLIP CHIP KIT: FLIP CHIP, OUTSIDE, AL 7075, BLACK ANODIZE
212FLIP CHIP1807004FLIP CHIP, INSIDE, AL 7075, BLACK ANODIZE
181CHAIN GUIDE1810006SPIRIT GUIDE KIT: CHAIN GUIDE
392SCREW1807132M6-1.0, 25 MM LONG, SOCKET HEAD
521WASHER1807133CHAIN GUIDE WASHER
493SPACER3398002CHAIN GUIDE SPACER
252GROMMET1818014RMBGROMMET KIT FOR ALLOY FRAME: RUBBER GROMMET FOR 2 CABLES, 5 MM, 4 MM YF-W13-2
262GROMMET1809005RUBBER GROMMET FOR 1 CABLE, 4 MM YF-W13-4
271GROMMET1809006RUBBER GROMMET FOR 1 CABLE, 5 MM YF-W13-5
281GROMMET1809007RUBBER GROMMET FOR 2 CABLES, 5 MM, 5 MM YF-W13-8
351PLUG1809008RUBBER PLUG YF-W13-7
332PLUG180707734.9 MM SEAT TUBE PLUG
242GROMMET180707834.9 MM SEAT TUBE DROPPER GROMMET
342PLUG1818006RMBALLOY SEAT STAY CAP KIT FOR ALLOY FRAMES ONLY: PLASTIC PLUG FOR M5 THREAD, 12 MM BUTTON HEAD, BLACK PLASTIC
161CABLE PORT1819014DOWNTUBE CABLE CLAMP KIT: CABLE PORT, 2-PIECE, BOTTOM HALF
171CABLE PORT1807067CABLE PORT, 2-PIECE, TOP HALF
421SCREW, M4X81807068C'SUNK SOCKET SCREW, M4X8 MM, ZINC-PLATED 10.9 STEEL

Warranty Information

Your bicycle is warrantied against defects in materials and manufacturing as per the following table:

CATEGORYTERMNOTES
Frame members5 yearsFront triangle + rear triangle, links
Hardware1 yearPivots, axles, etc.
Electronics3 yearsDrive, iWoc, sensors, charger
Drive wear items1 yearPulleys, pinions, transfer chain
Battery2 yearsIf stored for 3+ months, charge battery every 3 months. Failure to do so may cause damage.
ComponentsAs per original manufacturer warranty

All warranty and after-sale service must be handled by the authorized dealer who sold the complete bicycle or frame. Rocky Mountain covers your frame for defects in material and workmanship from the original date of purchase according to frame material and type of use.

Frame Material / Type of Use

  • Carbon fibre: 5 years – Limited*
  • Aluminum - front and fully suspended: 5 years – Limited*
  • Downhill and freeride: 3 years – Limited*
  • *Please refer to the limitations stated below.

NOTE - Warranty is not valid for:

  • Any bicycles previously used for commercial activity, such as rental, courier, police or security bicycles.
  • The installation of components, parts or accessories that are not originally intended for or compatible with the bicycle (or frame) as sold.
  • The purchase of a Rocky Mountain bicycle from an unauthorized dealer.
  • The purchase of a Rocky Mountain bicycle or frame from third-party internet sites (such as eBay), no matter what the listing says.

Warranty coverage against other defects in workmanship and materials

  • Coating - paint and decals: 1 year.
  • Full suspension frame hardware, bearings, pivots and bushings*: 1 year. (*Links are part of the frame.)
  • Downhill and freeride frame hardware, suspension: 6 months.

What is not covered?

  • Normal wear and tear.
  • Damage or failure caused by accident, misuse, abuse or neglect.
  • Extreme or improper use of your Rocky Mountain bicycle outside of its intended purpose.
  • Improper assembly and/or lack of proper maintenance.
  • Paint fading caused by the effects of ultraviolet light (UV) or outdoor exposure is not covered by this limited warranty.
  • Scratches and/or chips in the paint caused by dirt, rocks, road debris, roof rack transport, etc. are not covered by this limited warranty.
  • Components, parts or accessories not compatible with the bicycle (or frame).
  • Damage on pressfit bottom bracket caused by improper service or materials/parts is not covered by the Rocky Mountain Limited Warranty.

Details of what is not covered under warranty

  • Normal wear and tear on tires, tubes, brakes, gear cables, brake pads, etc. is not covered. Your authorized Rocky Mountain dealer will tell you what these normal maintenance items are.
  • Consequential damage or any damage caused by accident, misuse or abuse.
  • Improper assembly and/or lack of proper maintenance, sandblasting, sanding, grinding, wire brushing, filing, welding, brazing, drilled holes, anodizing, repainting and chrome plating are not covered under your warranty and may void the warranty of the component manufacturers.

Exclusion and Limitation of Damages

The warranty of Rocky Mountain Bicycles is limited to the repair or replacement of the products and does not grant any warranty, either expressed or implied, legal or conventional. Rocky Mountain disclaims any and all implied warranties of MERCHANTABILITY and FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES. Rocky Mountain shall under no circumstances be liable for direct or indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages, even where Rocky Mountain has been advised of such damages. Rocky Mountain's liability shall be limited to $50.00.


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