The Rossignol All Track R-Duro offers a plush ride over trails, with 170mm travel in the rear and 170mm travel in the RockShox Yari RC fork.
Users found the bike climbed efficiently with minimal pedal bob.
27.5" 'plus' wheels with 2.8” Schwalbe Nobby Nic EVO tires provide riders with stability and traction over off-road trails.
Shimano hydraulic disc brakes and large rotors provide riders with ample stopping power.
The SRAM drivetrain is dependable and riders found the bike shifted smoothly.
The KS dropper post is reliable and works smoothly on the All Track R-Duro
Users were pleased to find the price of the bike to be affordable.
The components of the All Track R-Duro are quality, for an entry-level bike such as this.
Users found the bike is playful over jumps.
The bike can fit 29” wheels and tires, in addition to the 27.5+ setup it comes with.

3 reasons not to buy

The bike is specced with a press-fit bottom bracket. This is harder to maintain than a threaded bottom bracket and can develop noise over time.
One user noted that it was hard to acquire a replacement derailleur for the bike when it became damaged.
Users agree the gear range is limited on the All Track R-Duro. They suggest swapping the cassette out for one with a larger gear range to improve the bike's climbing abilities.

Bottom line

The Rossignol All Track R-Duro is an entry-level enduro bike. It comes set up with 27.5+ tires and wheels but it can utilize a 29” setup. The bike has 170mm of travel in the rear and a fork, offering 170mm of travel. This provides riders with comfort on descents and over rough terrain. The bike is specced with reliable components, though one user noted a replacement derailleur is hard to locate. The bike has a press-fit bottom bracket. Many consider threaded bottom brackets to be easier to maintain and quieter and would have preferred this specification.