With the continued rise of off-road cycling, the mountain bike sub-category has undergone rapid iteration and development. Among them, full-suspension mountain bikes, with their balanced and excellent off-road adaptability and comfortable riding experience, have gradually replaced traditional hardtail models, becoming the popular first choice for mass-market off-road cycling. In the past, full-suspension mountain bikes were limited by manufacturing processes and material costs, generally suffering from many pain points such as large overall weight, high wear and tear during pedaling, high price threshold, and difficulty in getting started. They were mostly only suitable for professional off-road racing scenarios and difficult to enter the mass consumer market. With the continuous maturation of modern bicycle manufacturing processes and the popularization and implementation of core technologies, the industry has successfully overcome many of the shortcomings of full-suspension models. Through the optimization of new suspension structures, upgrades to lightweight and high-strength materials, and the simplification and improvement of core components, a perfect balance has been achieved between shock absorption performance, pedaling efficiency, and overall lightweight design. The newly upgraded Softail model features a dual front and rear suspension architecture with precisely tuned travel. This effectively cushions the impact of complex terrains such as forest trails, steep gravel roads, bumpy mountain trails, and dirt roads with ditches, significantly reducing vibration damage to the bike and rider and greatly improving riding comfort. The model is also equipped with widened, high-traction tires, enhancing tread grip and greatly improving stability and traction on challenging terrains. This significantly reduces the learning curve, allowing even beginners to quickly adapt to off-road riding. Currently, the upgraded Softail mountain bike comprehensively covers all levels of riding, from entry-level recreational off-roading to mid-range high-intensity trail riding and professional downhill mountain biking, completely breaking down the barriers to mass adoption of professional off-road bikes and comprehensively promoting the popularization and quality improvement of outdoor mountain biking.