"Both carbon and aluminum frames will retain the same numbering, with the 6 Series for aluminum and the 8 Series for carbon. Within each of those series, Focus offers three different build options. The Atlas 6 Series and 8 Series both feature multiple mounting points. From the frame to the fork, Atlas allows multiple bags (and racks) to be mounted all over the bike."
"Also making a return to the Atlas is the Focus Adventure Rack. The rack cleverly wraps around the bike's stays, keeping the weight strapped to it relatively low. And three straps on each side keep cargo snugly in place. Focus also carries over an EQP model - this time, the Atlas 6.8 EQP. From bikepacking to commuting, the EQP is up for anything. It features a rear pannier rack and front rack, fenders, and lights (F/R) that run off a Dynamo hub."
The Focus Atlas began in 2021 as an aluminum gravel adventure bike with multiple mounting points, optional racks, and Road Boost spacing. A carbon iteration followed, creating the 6 Series (alloy) and 8 Series (carbon) while keeping the adventure-oriented geometry and Boost spacing. For 2026, the naming and three build options per series remain, and frame and fork mounting versatility continues. The Focus Adventure Rack and an EQP trim (Atlas 6.8 EQP) return with pannier/front racks, fenders, and dynamo-powered lights. A new in-frame Prep Pocket adds integrated storage with a Prep Pack tool wrap for basic tools and consumables.
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