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2006 KHS Alite 4000 · 2004 KHS Alite 4000

Specification2006 KHS Alite 40002004 KHS Alite 4000
Overview
Model year20062004
BrandKHSKHS
ModelAlite 4000Alite 4000
Bicycle typeMountain bike, front suspensionMountain bike, front suspension
Archive ID1079831656
Original MSRP—$3,149.00
ColorsTeam satin silverGray
Sizes15", 17", 19", 21"15", 17", 19", 21"
Weight—20.5 lb
Frameset
Frame constructionTIG-weldedTIG-welded
Frame materialDB Alloy AN6 Super LiteAN-6 aluminum
ForkRockShox SID Team, 80mmFox F80X, 80mm travel
Fork material—Aluminum, single crown
Rear shockN/AN/A
Drivetrain
Component groupSRAM X.0/mixMountain Mix
ShiftersSram X.0Shimano Deore XT
Front derailleurShimano Deore LX FD-M760L6Shimano Deore XT
Rear derailleurSram X.0Shimano XTR
CranksetTruvativ Stylo, 44/32/22 teethTruVativ Stylo Team, 22/32/44 teeth
Bottom bracketTruVativ GXPTruVativ ISIS cartridge
BB shell width68mm English—
Rear cogs9-speed, 11 - 34 teeth9-speed, 11 - 34 teeth
ChainSRAM PC-971, 1/2 X 3/32"KMC Z9000, 1/2 x 3/32"
PedalsN/AWtb
Brakes
BrakesAvid Juicy 7 hydraulic disc, Ø 6" rotors brakes, Avid Juicy 7 leversAvid Single Digit Ti brakes, Shimano Deore XT levers
Cockpit & contact points
Headset1 1/8" integrated FSA Orbit DL1 1/8" threadless FSA Orbit DL
HandlebarCarbon, Gigantex HR018-660 L Ø31.8 riserEaston Monkey Lite Carbon
Handlebar extensionsN/ANot included
StemHL TDS-D298-B8CF(FOV), carbon wrapped Ø31.8Easton EA70
SaddleWTB Shadow V StealthV2 Carbon Shell
SeatpostQ2Carbon fiber
Wheels & tires
HubsSun XC Flea discWTB Laser XC
RimsSun XC Flea, disc specific, 28-hole/32-holeWTB Laser XC, 32-hole
SpokesDT Swiss stainless steel, 14/15ga. (2.0/1.8mm) buttedStainless steel, 14/15 ga. (2.0/1.8mm) straight gauge
Spoke nipplesAlloy niplesBrass nipples
Front tire26 x 2.10" John Tomac Nevegal 120TPI, kevlar bead26 x 2.00" Kenda Karma
Wheel size26" wheels26" wheels

Manufacturer-published archive data. Confirm exact standards and dimensions before ordering parts or performing service. Generated by Velopedia on November 8, 2026.