Definitive Design combined with a tireless pursuit to maximize our time in nature with gravity at the helm

A full-power e-bike with an 800Wh battery, designed to look and feel more like a traditional bike, while allowing you to be sharper on the tools than ever before - Compromise Elsewhere

ALL THE WATTS - M2S

 

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BITS & PIECES: WHAT WE'RE UP TO

Crestline Speed Shop is proud to announce its official 2026 DH racing roster

Alden Pate is back on Crestline Bikes for 2026! Watch Skylines here: PRODUCED BY // Lazy Sundays Studio Inc.
Troydon chats to the Vital crew about the future of e-Bikes AND OFFERES SOME INSIGHTS INTO HOW THINGS ARE MADE!

PINKBIKE ARTICLE / The Motor Delete: Alden Pate’s Custom Crestline eMTB to DH Conversion

What they're saying about our E-BIKES

Longterm review: "I don’t see any of us getting off this E bike any time soon and we are excited to continue adding up the miles aboard a Crestline." [Full review.]

Worldwide Cyclery

"The bike rides high, without feeling like a couch on traversing sections of trail, and remains responsive enough to get through technical climbs well.

On the descents, grip is the defining characteristic to the S180's suspension feel. The top end biases towards being active, with support following to keep you from plowing through the stroke."

FIRST LOOK [Full review.]

Dario-DiGiulio, Pinkbike

"These e-bikes are built for riders who want to maximize their ride time on the trail and push the boundaries of what they thought was possible to ride on an eMTB." [Full review.]

Vital MTB

What they're saying about the RS 205 VHP DH FRAME

“The modular mixed-wheeled downhill bike utilizes a virtual high pivot suspension design and boasts endless customization options to match rider preferences.” [Full review.]

Vital MTB

“We’d love to get our hands on an RS 205 VHP for a longer term review and have the time to play around with the full gamut of wheel and suspension configurations. It’s certainly a bike that can be setup to be raced on Sunday and still play in the bike park.” [Full review.]

Pinkbike

"One of the rarest downhill bikes on the planet. It is a very purpose built downhill machine, it is a race bike, it likes to go fast.” [Full review.]

The Loam Wolf
RS 205 Badge

Why the RS Badges on the race bikes?

These two iconic letters are synonymous with motor racing and originally stand for "rally sport," however, when Porsche and Audi started to use them later, they repurposed them as an acronym for "Rennsport," which translated from German means "racing sport."

The "RS" letters continue to be used by auto manufacturers to this day and adorn only their highest performing machines. From Porsche, Ford, and Audi to Chevy, Renault, Skoda, and more, if you look closely, you'll find RS models. Long story short, we love the racing heritage and significance behind these two letters, and feel they capture the essence of our bikes when used in the original way. For us, they will always mean "rally sport" and we are proud to keep that original acronym living on in a totally different -- but very relevant -- sport. So lets get out there, kick up some dirt together, and keep the essence of these two iconic letters alive!