Whyte Bikes is reintroducing its entry-level all-terrain bike called Malvern for 2012. In order to offer optimal durability, this bike is built from a uniquely designed 6061 hydroformed T6 aluminum frame, which is custom built and multi-butted and comes with custom Whyte dropouts.

The unparalleled frame of the Malvern includes unique rear stays that enhance performance and comfort on every terrain. Its SR Suntour NVX HLO Lite fork features 63mm travel and hydro lockout. Moreover, with a full Shimano 9 Speed group, the bike can last for years.

With several weatherproof features, the 2012 Whyte Malvern All-Terrain Bike is perfect for commuting and trail rides. Other nice features include its puncture-proof WTB All Terrain Comp 700 x 35c tires that comes with a flat guard and its VP Composite pedals that come with toe clips.

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For 2012, Whyte Bikes has updated its full suspension cross country mountain bike called T-120. As compared to the 2011 model, the updated T-120 version is 680g lighter. With Whyte’s very own trail geometry, the new version still guarantees excellent handling.

Featured by its alloy M6 magnesium enriched frame is a front triangle that comes with a tapered head tube. Light but incredibly strong and stiff, its full carbon single monocoque swingarm comes with modular dropouts offering outstanding rear end stability and power transfer.

A great choice for trail riders is the updated 2012 Whyte T-120 Full Suspension Cross Country Mountain Bike. Precise tracking and steering performance during trail rides is delivered by the exceptional front end stiffness of the T-120’s tapered headtube.
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For 2012, Whyte Bikes is bringing back their unique all-terrain bike called Caledonian. Built with a 6061 T6 hydroformed aluminum frame, this hybrid road bike is very lightweight but is strong enough to handle different riding situations with ease while offering the rider maximum comfort.

A perfect combination of performance and affordability is offered by the Caledonian, thanks to its carefully selected components. These include the Shimano shift levers and front and rear derailleurs as well as the Hayes Dyno Comp 160mm rotor front and rear brakes.

As its name implies, the 2012 Whyte Caledonian All Terrain Bike is capable of challenging all terrains with reliable performance. Moreover, in terms of aesthetics, the Caledonian prides itself on its gloss white frame that allows cyclists to commute or rock the trail in style.

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There is an extensive list of hardtail mountain bikes on the market for 2012, and one of the more popular models is the new 801 from Whyte Bikes. This mountain bike is perfect for riders who want to push their limits both on the climbs and on the descents, thanks to its trail-honed geometry.

Multi-butted and custom drawn, the 6061 hydroformed T6 aluminum frame of the 801 comes with 100mm of travel and several high-quality components. These include the double-sealed bearing hub, 32-hole alloy front and rear hubs, and Shimano front and rear derailleurs.

For cross country riders who are looking for an affordable but high-quality machine, the 2012 Whyte 801 Hardtail Mountain Bike is a great choice. With its extra mud clearance, this hardtail mountain bike guarantees reliable performance under any types of weather.
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For 2012, one of the best bikes that Whyte Bikes prides itself on is the new 19 Steel. What makes this new bike a perfect hardtail mountain bike is its combination of toughness, durability, and light weight. This is perfect for those who are looking for a new cyclocross and trail riding machine.

Built from the topnotch 19 Ti and the premium British-made Reynolds 631 tubing, the frame of this hardtail mountain bike used a state-of-the-art geometry and tubing profiles. The front end stiffness of the 19 Steel frame is significantly increased by its tapered headtube.

With its unique adjustable dropouts, the 2012 Whyte 19 Steel Hardtail Mountain Bike makes converting to and from a single speed setup a cinch. Also a major feature of this mountain bike is its Fox 32 F120 RL Evolution Series fork, which comes with a 120mm of travel.

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Engineered based on the high-performance mountain bike geometry of Whyte, the Portobello is one of the hottest urban hybrid bikes for 2012. Weighing in at 10.4kg, the bike features a 6061 hydroformed T6 aluminum frame that is custom-drawn and multi-butted with unique dropouts from Whyte.

Similar to all the Fast Urban bikes of Whyte, the Portobello guarantees high-speed maneuverability with its relaxed head angle as well as long wheelbase. On the other hand, excellent slow-speed maneuverability is offered by its shorter stem.

Rides are definitely comfortable and fantastically responsive with the 2012 Whyte Portobello Urban Hybrid Bike. Thanks to its shaped, buttered and uniquely profiled rear stays and a high-quality Alloy front fork. Also, its rear hydraulic disc brake caliper can be mounted inside the rear triangle.
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Whyte has added three 29er bikes to its 2012 range with two carbon models, the 29er CS and 29er C, and one aluminum, the 829. The carbon fiber frame made for these bikes is one of the best 29er hadtails on the market in terms of aesthetics.

Not only is the frame designed to offer maximum comfort. It can provide the best power transfer as well. Moreover, this high performance frame guarantees slab-sided chainstays, nerve-racking huge bottom bracket junction, and huge square profiled downtube.

With the Press Fit BB30, both the bottom bracket and the downtube of the 2012 Whyte 29er Bikes are made as wide as possible. From the tapered head tube to the carbon dropouts, there is a visual link created by the top tube, which flawlessly flows into the slender seat stays.

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