7 models
Polygon entered the gravel market in 2019 with the Bend — a bold move for an Asian manufacturer known primarily for MTB. The name references the unpredictable nature of gravel roads. The R-series focu
Polygon launched the Collosus family in 2020 as a rebrand and upgrade of the Siskiu N enduro lineage, adding a trail-focused Collosus T alongside the enduro Collosus N. The 2022 Collosus generation in
The Siskiu D appeared in 2018 as Polygon's entry into the XC trail full-suspension category — a more affordable alternative to the aggressive Siskiu T. It uses a simplified one-piece linkage rear susp
Polygon launched the Siskiu N in 2019 to compete directly in the enduro segment against brands like Norco and Specialized. Built around the Faux Bar rear suspension — a design that reinforces high-str
The Siskiu T debuted in 2016 as Polygon's answer to the trail-bike segment — an alloy full-suspension platform designed to punch above its price. Each generation sharpened the geometry (slack 64.5° HT
The Strattos has been Polygon's road entry platform since 2012 — a deliberate choice to make road cycling accessible in Southeast Asia and emerging markets. The design prioritized comfort and reliabil
The Xtrada has been Polygon's cross-country hardtail mainstay since 2014 — an accessible aluminum platform for riders entering singletrack. Across a decade of iteration, the frame geometry evolved fro
