The mid-travel Evil Offering V2 has received a makeover. We’ve already seen Evil take the first two bikes from its impressive range and refine them for the new decade. Now the 140mm-travel Offering receives that same treatment and continues to fit in nicely between the Following and Wreckoning models.

In keeping with today’s best practices, seat tube angles have been increased for a more comfortable and more efficient climbing experience, and reach has been lengthened to create a more sure-footed (wheeled?) bike. Overall, the Offering V2 geometry isn’t radically different from the original Offering, but Evil has refined the V2 for the best ride experience possible.

It’s notable that the frame is now based around a 150mm or 160mm fork (no 140mm option). Along with your fork travel choice, you can adjust bottom bracket height with a flip chip, which will subtly change overall geometry to your preference.

The new Offering V2 now has a 157mm Super Boost+ rear ends, a change that allows for maximum stiffness that begs you to truly let loose and slide sideways at any speed. Integrated chainstay, seatstay and downtube protectors keep your high wear areas in good shape.

And because it’s all in the details, little improvements like a lighter integrated chainguide, fully internal cable routing, and beefier frame hardware and bearings are seen across the line.