Forbidden Bikes

Forbidden Bikes builds high-end full-suspension mountain bikes in British Columbia, engineering kinematics that challenge what a trail bike should feel like. Every frame is designed around a specific performance intent, not a spec sheet. Find Forbidden models on Bikeroom and ride what the mountain bike community has been talking about.

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  • Forbidden Druid E T2 2025 - SRAM GX AXS 1x12sp - Crankbrothers Alloy 2.0
    New E-bike
    Forbidden Druid E T2 2025
    SRAM GX AXS 1x12sp • Crankbrothers Alloy 2.0
    €10.499,00
  • Forbidden Dreadnought E T2 2025 - SRAM GX Transmission 1x12sp - Crankbrothers Alloy 2.0
    New E-bike
    Forbidden Dreadnought E T2 2025
    SRAM GX Transmission 1x12sp • Crankbrothers Alloy 2.0
    €10.699,00

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What Forbidden bikes are available on Bikeroom?

Forbidden is a Canadian brand known for its high-pivot suspension with an idler pulley, designed for composed descending. On Bikeroom you will usually find:

New and pre-owned Forbidden bikes are sourced directly through the brand and its network, checked by our mechanics and priced well below original retail. Stock changes as bikes sell, so availability varies over time.

What should I check when buying a used Forbidden mountain bike?

Forbidden bikes are full-suspension with a high-pivot layout, so check the idler pulley and its bearing for wear and smooth rotation, alongside the main pivot bearings. Ask about the service history of the rear shock and fork, and inspect the frame around the linkages for cracks or damage. Check the bottom bracket and headset for play. Every Forbidden bike on Bikeroom is inspected by our mechanics before it is listed.

How does Forbidden compare to other mountain bike brands?

Against high-pivot rivals such as Norco, Deviate and Commencal, Forbidden is known for the rearward axle path of its Druid and Dreadnought, which helps the bike stay composed over rough ground. It focuses on trail and enduro rather than a broad range. Buying pre-owned lowers the cost of entry, at a price well below original retail.