Belgian Cycling Factory (BCF) has announced the launch of an all-new range of bikes from Nukeproof: The Tracker. The range consists of four hardtail mountain bikes, apparently designed for riders, “seeking great performance at an accessible price point, all in a package they would be proud to own.”
In the brand’s own words, Tracker forms a “key part of Nukeproof’s goal to strengthen and broaden the brand to a wider audience.” Why are the new bikes called, ‘Tracker’? BCF says the inspiration came from the very origins of off-road riding, when riders in the 1960s and 1970s modified ‘regular’ bikes long before MTB or BMX existed. Early off-road upgrades included wider tyres and distinctive ‘cowhorn’ handlebars, improving grip and control for riders chasing more performance — and more fun — in the dirt.
That same simplicity and sense of adventure live on in the Tracker series being announced today. The range aims to deliver solid, dependable and unmistakably cool bikes that are easy to own and, most importantly, fun to ride.
Ranging from just €599 / £539 to €1099 / £999, the Tracker Pro, Comp, Race and Sport models were developed in-house by the Nukeproof product and brand team, led by Product Manager Tom Bugler and Engineer Dale McMullen, who brings over fifteen years of experience at Nukeproof.
“The brief was brief: make a kick-ass range of affordable bikes that gives riders a great experience and introduces them to the Nukeproof brand,” says McMullen. “This is a new price segment for us, but these bikes respect the heritage and quality that Nukeproof was built on, whilst opening the brand up to a new audience.
“The frame design was inspired by our Scout hardcore hardtail which has become a cult classic. We used similar geo with a relaxed head angle, tapered head tube optimised around the Trackers 100mm fork and a similar kink in the bottom of the seat tube for the increased tyre clearance”.
According to BCF, the bikes are “authentically Nukeproof”, featuring strong brand DNA in both frame design and geometry — making them ideal first mountain bikes. Frames are built from 6061-T6 aluminium, feature tapered head tubes, 2.4” tyre clearance, and they are fitted with quality branded parts including Nukepoof saddles, Shimano hydraulic disc brakes and tubeless ready rims.
They also feature practical details including a discreet removable seat stay bridge for mounting mudguards, rack mounts and a hidden kickstand mount, allowing the Tracker to double up as everyday transportation.
All Trackers are covered by Nukeproofs transferable lifetime warranty, will be in shops summer 2026 and available to pre-order from Nukeproof dealers soon.
