With the refinement of mountain biking, the public's cycling needs are becoming increasingly diversified and personalized. Traditional, all-around mountain bikes can no longer meet the needs of specific scenarios. The mountain bike market has officially bid farewell to the extensive mass production model and entered a new stage of refined, scenario-based, and customized segmented development. Industry R&D teams have conducted in-depth research on public outdoor cycling scenarios, combining the core needs of different terrains, riding intensities, and user groups to develop several exclusive segmented models, including trail riding, long-distance endurance racing, high-intensity downhill mountain biking, introductory leisure riding for teenagers, and urban outdoor commuting, achieving precise matching between scenarios and models. Each exclusive model has undergone targeted structural parameter optimization, with different focuses on core configurations such as frame geometry, suspension travel parameters, gear ratios, tire width and tread pattern, and overall bike rigidity. Among them, trail riding models emphasize lightweight design and agile handling, suitable for riding through dense forests and winding trails; endurance racing models focus on optimizing range stability and pedaling efficiency to reduce physical exertion during long-distance riding; downhill models emphasize enhanced impact resistance and high-strength shock absorption, suitable for challenging scenarios such as steep slopes and extreme off-road riding; and beginner models for teenagers simplify handling, lower the frame height, and improve safety, making them suitable for teenagers' riding practice. The comprehensive implementation of scenario-specific models precisely addresses the industry pain points of traditional all-around models, such as weak adaptability, insufficient targeting, and poor user experience. It comprehensively meets the needs of enthusiasts of different ages, skill levels, and riding requirements, and also drives the mountain bike industry to completely shift from large-scale extensive production to a new stage of development characterized by refined research and development, precise matching, and quality upgrades.