Megatower90

Critics generally agree that the Megatower is a highly capable descender that rewards an aggressive riding style, though it requires momentum to truly wake up. At lower speeds, the handling can feel sluggish, but once pointed down a steep grade, the bike stabilizes and tracks predictably. Testers frequently praised the revised suspension kinematics for providing excellent mid-stroke support and bottom-out resistance.

There is a notable split among reviewers regarding the bike's compliance over high-frequency trail noise. While some testers found the suspension highly sensitive, others noted that the stiff carbon chassis transmits feedback on rough, chattery sections. One reviewer observed that the bike "skims through the chatter" (BikeRadar) rather than completely isolating the rider, which can lead to fatigue on long descents. Another tester highlighted this rigid character, noting a "chargey, easy-to-push feel" (Pinkbike) that occasionally translates to harshness.

Despite the stiff frame, the bike remains highly maneuverable when pushed hard. Reviewers found it easy to break the rear wheel loose intentionally, giving it a "slappy feel in the corners" (Pinkbike) that adds a layer of agility to an otherwise steadfast platform. Climbing is widely considered efficient for the category, with the VPP platform offering a "calm, planted feeling" (Blisterreview) that maintains traction over technical uphill roots and rocks.