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SRAM GX Eagle, B148, DUB, 170mm, 32t
SRAM XG1275, 12-speed, 10-52t
SRAM GX Eagle, 12-speed
SRAM GX Eagle Lunar 12-speed, Trigger
SRAM GX Eagle
Fox Factory Float DPS EVOL LV, 3 Pos. Adj., 230x57.5
Rockshox Lyrik Select, 140mm, 44OS, Maxle Stealth
DT Swiss | M 1900 SPLINE | Tubeless | 15X110
DT Swiss | M 1900 SPLINE | Tubeless | Boost 12x148, XD, 6-bolt
Cane Creek 40, ZS44/ZS56 ZS44 upper, ZS56 lower
SRAM G2 R, 4-piston, 180mm, Centerline, 6-bolt rotor
SRAM G2 R, 4-piston, 180mm, Centerline, 6-bolt rotor
Race Face Aeffect, 35 x 50mm
RaceFace Aeffect R, 35mm, XL/LG 780mm, MD 760mm, SM 760mm, 20mm rise, Alloy
Spot Lock-On
BikeYoke Revive 185mm for XL and Large, 160mm for Medium, 125mm for Small, Internal, 31.6
SDG Bel-Air V3
*spec is subject to change
SRAM GX Eagle Transmission, B148 DUB, 170mm, 32t
SRAM GX Transmission XG1275, 12-speed, 10-52t
SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission, Hangerless, Wireless, 12-speed
SRAM Eagle AXS Rocker Controller
SRAM GX Eagle, Flattop, Silver
Fox Factory Float DPS EVOL LV, 3 Pos. Adj., 230x57.5
2025 Fox Factory 36 Grip X2 | 29" | 140mm | 44 mm Rake | Boost 15QRx110
DT Swiss | XM 1700 SPLINE | 15x110 | 29” | 6-Bolt
DT Swiss | M1900 SPLINE | 12x148 | 29” | XD | 6-Bolt
Cane Creek 40, ZS44/ZS56 ZS44 upper, ZS56 lower
SRAM G2 RSC, 4-piston, 200mm, Centerline, 6-bolt rotor
SRAM G2 RSC, 4-piston, 180mm, Centerline, 6-bolt rotor
Race Face Turbine R, 35 x 50mm
OneUp, 35mm, XL 800mm, LG 780mm, MD 760mm, SM 760mm, 20mm rise, Carbon
Spot Lock-On
BikeYoke Revive 185mm for XL and Large, 160mm for Medium, 125mm for Small, Internal, 31.6
SDG Bel-Air V3
*spec is subject to change
See this diagram for an explanation of Mayhem geometry terms.
| Frame Size | Small | Medium | Large | X-Large |
| Reach | 415mm (16.3") | 440mm (17.3") | 465mm (18.3") | 490mm (19.3") |
| Stack | 597mm (23.5") | 612mm (24.1") | 626mm (24.6") | 635mm (25.0") |
| Eff. Top Tube Length | 569mm (22.4") | 593mm (23.3") | 615mm (24.2") | 637mm (25.1") |
| Seat Tube Length | 356mm (14.0") | 407mm (16.0") | 457mm (18.0") | 495mm (19.5") |
| Head Tube Length | 90mm (3.5") | 105mm (4.1") | 120mm (4.7") | 130mm (5.1") |
| Head Tube Angle | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° |
| Effective Seat Tube Angle | 75.5° | 76.0° | 76.5° | 77.0° |
| Actual Seat Tube Angle | 71.8° | 72.6° | 73.5° | 74.3° |
| Bottom Bracket Drop | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") |
| Est. Bottom Bracket Height | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") |
| Rear Center | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") |
| Front Center | 719mm (28.3") | 750mm (29.5") | 782mm (30.8") | 811mm (31.9") |
| Wheel Base | 1154mm (45.4") | 1185mm (46.7") | 1217mm (47.9") | 1246mm (49.1") |
| Standover | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") |
See this diagram for an explanation of Mayhem geometry terms.
| Frame Size | Small | Medium | Large | X-Large |
| Reach | 415mm (16.3") | 440mm (17.3") | 465mm (18.3") | 490mm (19.3") |
| Stack | 597mm (23.5") | 612mm (24.1") | 626mm (24.6") | 635mm (25.0") |
| Eff. Top Tube Length | 569mm (22.4") | 593mm (23.3") | 615mm (24.2") | 637mm (25.1") |
| Seat Tube Length | 356mm (14.0") | 407mm (16.0") | 457mm (18.0") | 495mm (19.5") |
| Head Tube Length | 90mm (3.5") | 105mm (4.1") | 120mm (4.7") | 130mm (5.1") |
| Head Tube Angle | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° |
| Effective Seat Tube Angle | 75.5° | 76.0° | 76.5° | 77.0° |
| Actual Seat Tube Angle | 71.8° | 72.6° | 73.5° | 74.3° |
| Bottom Bracket Drop | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") |
| Est. Bottom Bracket Height | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") |
| Rear Center | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") |
| Front Center | 719mm (28.3") | 750mm (29.5") | 782mm (30.8") | 811mm (31.9") |
| Wheel Base | 1154mm (45.4") | 1185mm (46.7") | 1217mm (47.9") | 1246mm (49.1") |
| Standover | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") |
See this diagram for an explanation of Mayhem geometry terms.
| Frame Size | Small | Medium | Large | X-Large |
| Reach | 415mm (16.3") | 440mm (17.3") | 465mm (18.3") | 490mm (19.3") |
| Stack | 597mm (23.5") | 612mm (24.1") | 626mm (24.6") | 635mm (25.0") |
| Eff. Top Tube Length | 569mm (22.4") | 593mm (23.3") | 615mm (24.2") | 637mm (25.1") |
| Seat Tube Length | 356mm (14.0") | 407mm (16.0") | 457mm (18.0") | 495mm (19.5") |
| Head Tube Length | 90mm (3.5") | 105mm (4.1") | 120mm (4.7") | 130mm (5.1") |
| Head Tube Angle | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° | HI 65.7°, LOW 65.2° |
| Effective Seat Tube Angle | 75.5° | 76.0° | 76.5° | 77.0° |
| Actual Seat Tube Angle | 71.8° | 72.6° | 73.5° | 74.3° |
| Bottom Bracket Drop | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") | HI 31mm (1.2"), LO 39mm (1.5") |
| Est. Bottom Bracket Height | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") | 29: HI 344mm (13.5"), 29 LO 336mm (13.2"). 27.5+: HI 337mm (13.3"), 27.5+ LO 329mm (13.0") |
| Rear Center | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") | 435mm (17.1") |
| Front Center | 719mm (28.3") | 750mm (29.5") | 782mm (30.8") | 811mm (31.9") |
| Wheel Base | 1154mm (45.4") | 1185mm (46.7") | 1217mm (47.9") | 1246mm (49.1") |
| Standover | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") | 707mm (27.8") |
The Living Link™ system re-imagines and reinvents full-suspension technology to provide riders with multiple benefits over conventional systems. Read More
Leaf Spring is partially flexed, adding support in the beginning of the sag range.
"I fell in love with it instantly, and that love only got deeper as I rode it more and stronger as I rode other bikes. For what it’s worth, this is my favorite mountain bike right now, and the one bike I’d keep if I had to get rid of the others."
"Both the Mayhem 130 and Mayhem 150 are incredible trail bikes, which I would put again at the top of my favorite-bikes-of-all-time list."
All mountain bikers want to ride farther faster, but often the only thing holding them back is their bike. The Mayhem 130 helps confident descenders climb more efficiently and fast climbers descend with more control and flow, enabling all types of riders to cover more ground—both up and down.
At the heart of the 130’s high performance is Spot’s patented Living Link™ suspension platform and its aerospace-grade titanium leaf spring, which improves pedaling efficiency, provides a laterally and torsionally stiff linkage between the front and rear triangles for precision carving, and eliminates chain growth deep in the stroke for improved power delivery—all while reducing maintenance. We embed Living Link™ in a light and strong carbon frame whose long, low, and slack geometry combined with a steep seat tube centers the rider’s weight in the most athletic power position, right between the front and rear axles for maximum control.
The bike’s carbon frame is designed to minimize weight and maximize strength, with a super-low top tube for stand over clearance and maneuverability, a short seat tube that accommodates long dropper posts, and a Geometry Adjuster that, in less than 30 seconds, lets riders slacken the head tube angle and lower the bottom bracket for stability in high speed turns.
Advanced materials science, improved pedaling and handling, versatility and optimized geometry all combine to create a bike that enhances your riding strengths, minimizes your weaknesses, and enables you to channel your inner mayhem.
The beating heart of the Mayhem’s ride performance is the titanium leaf spring technology that has won our patented Living Link™ suspension platform numerous accolades and awards. The animation above helps to visualize the special qualities of Living Link™ and its ability to store and release energy that boosts pedaling performance. At rest (or when airborne), the Living Link™ leaf spring is relaxed. As the suspension compresses, the leaf spring begins to flex, supporting the rider and widening the sag sweet spot. As the leaf spring continues to flex it stores energy that assists the system’s compression until, at full-bottom-out and maximum compression, it returns to a relaxed state. As the bike’s suspension enters its rebound phase, the leaf spring goes from relaxed to partially flexed, storing and controlling rebound energy. Midway through the rebound, the leaf spring is fully flexed, a position in which it is fully loaded up with rebound energy. As the rebound continues toward its relaxed state, it releases that stored energy to provide a slight power boost.
Living Link™ also addresses a flaw of typical suspension systems: lateral and torsional flex. The titanium leaf spring, which is manufactured locally by a Colorado aerospace components manufacturer, is extremely stiff laterally and firm torsionally. Think about a metal ruler. It is easy to bend across its flat surface but tipped on edge that ruler is virtually impossible to bend. What that means is the Mayhem carves hard, with a solid connection between the front and rear triangles.
The Mayhem’s frame shape is driven by a Force-Response design philosophy. We shaped and engineered the bike’s frame based on detailed analysis and testing both in the lab and on the trail. The result is a bike that heightens pedaling efficiency, maximizes strength and durability, and focuses material in areas where it is most needed while minimizing material (and weight) where a streamlined design improves performance and efficiency.
The forward portion of the top tube is shaped to quietly communicate and diffuse the large compressive forces this area of the bike absorbs, while the rearward portion is slimmed to handle the smaller forces delivered through the seat tube. The upper control link has been designed to deliver superb suspension response, precise shock control and excellent torsional stiffness, all while minimizing stress on the seat tube structure.
The twin-strut rear swingarm supports the crucial connections between the front and rear triangles and manages the intense energetic loads generated by the rear wheel, while remaining slim and compact for reduced un-sprung inertia. The main pivot yoke, connected to the titanium leaf spring, spreads the Enduro dual-row full-complement bearings as wide as possible for maximum durability and prolonged bearing life. Tires are crucial to bike handling and frame performance. We shaped the chain stays and seat stays to give the Mayhem loads of clearance for wide-diameter tires up to 29x2.5” (and 27.5x2.8”), with some 29x2.6” tires working as well.
In totality, the Mayhem frame is one of the most advanced, efficient, durable, low-maintenance, and fast mountain bike frames on the market.
The Mayhem’s geometry illustrates our firm belief that a bike should maximize a rider’s strengths and minimize their weaknesses. It should put them in the most athletic position to succeed in a variety of trail conditions, allowing riders to cover ground more easily. We designed the Mayhem to place the rider’s weight precisely between the front and rear wheels. We accomplish this by extending the measurement between the bottom bracket and front axle, by slackening the head tube angle for better handling on steep and rough terrain, and by steepening the seat tube angle. This geometry eliminates front-end lift during seated climbing but provides ample room to move and shift your weight when descending. All of this means you spend less energy balancing your bike, allowing you to feel fresh and juiced up for bursts of power when climbing. The Mayhem’s geometry improves the rider’s performance at all speeds, up and down, slow or fast, on all terrain, so that you can explore more, ride more, extend your range and cover more ground. Because every extra summit bagged means another thrilling descent.
Kinematics are the properties of an object in motion. We engineered the Mayhem to have an energetic pedaling response, but with reduced chain growth deep in the stroke for uninterrupted power delivery in rough terrain. In nerd speak we describe this as a seamless progressive leverage ratio: Soft off the top, ample mid stroke support from the leaf spring, and ramp at the end to prevent hard bottoming and soak up big hits. The Mayhem’s kinematics eliminate the need for shock lockout due to the power boost provided by our Living Link™ suspension. All of this means that climbing takes less energy and more watts are sent to the wheel with every pedal stroke.
Full shralp mode is only a few moments away with our Geometry Adjuster which lets the rider swap between HI and LO modes in less than 30 seconds with one tool. Slacker, lower, shreddier. Adjust it on the trail or set it and forget it. Our goal is to provide riders with options that allow them to tailor and fine-tune their Mayhem to their riding style. It’s like getting two bikes for the price of one.
Cable lines on a beautifully shaped bike frame are kind of like those overhead power lines that ruin your view of the sky: they are butt ugly and could easily be hidden with some effort. Our Groovy Guides integrate the rear brake line into the tube, providing a clean look while also offering easier access than internal cable routing. Our Groovy Guides make it easy to service what may be the most important cable on your bike, while also keeping it out of the way and eliminating snags. It’s just one more example of how we sweat the small details to enhance your ride performance.
We design and test our frames to the highest standards so you can be confident in your investment. Should you have an issue with your Spot frame, we will warranty it against manufacturing defects for the lifetime of the frame. Of course there's some fine print (read here), but if you buy a bike and ride it as it is intended to be ridden, we've got your back. And if you do get into a fender-bender, we have a fantastic crash replacement program as well.
This bike does everything well and is a great trail bike. Component spec is good and the suspension setup provided by Spot works great. Couldn't be happier with the bike, or support from the guys in Golden Colorado. I am a repeat customer!
The bike and the Spot team are fantastic. The Mayhem is great ride. Looking forward to adding another Spot to the stable soon!
I love my Mayhem 130 - thank you for putting the frame on sale!!
Great all rounder bike!
I previously had a Gen 1 Mayhem which I was very happy with but decided it was time for an upgrade. Was torn between a Ryve and the Gen 2 Mayhem with 6 Star AXS build and ultimately opted with the Mayhem and have no regrets. I do feel, as Spot stated, that they improved “everything good” about the old version; you feel more power to the pedals and the travel seems a little nicer (not that it wasn’t great before). It also feels a little more balanced and I like the placement of the shock on the new bike as it’s easier to pick up my bike when I need to. The climbing on this bike is awesome and I feel tons of confidence descending; it really takes care of my “bad choices”!!
Only real complaint is my bike mechanic (husband) is not thrilled about how the rear brake is mounted.
