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Can’t go wrong with a frame that is ridden by that line up.
“The Forecaster has the most technical geometry that we offer. It’s perfect for street and park riders who need the steep 75˚ headtube and the short 13.25″ chainstay length. Plus it comes with a Wave downtube and the 41 Thermal lifetime guarantee. The Forecaster is ridden by Gary Young, Jake Seeley, Eric Lichtenberger, Erik Elstran, Lee Dennis and Alex Magallan. Watch the video to see all the features.” – Sunday
Ohhh hell yeah!
“Commercial for the new v2 Nathan Williams signature Mothership frame. Showcasing all the frames features and updates with some banger footage of Nathan (originally seen in Downtime) mixed in for good measure.
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Zeal just dropped some info on Mankind‘s newest frame, Martyn Cooper’s “Monocle”, that’s shipping in this week. This full 4130 Japanese Sanko chromoly frame has a 75-degree head tube angle and a 13.25″ chain stay length (slammed). The Monocle features a mid bottom bracket, integrated seat post clamp, 5mm thick drop outs, MK logo bridges with angled caps on the chain and seat stays, tapered chain and seat stays, a butted seat tube and removable brake mounts. You can pick the Mankind Monocle up in 20.5″, 21″ or 21.2″ top tube lengths with matte black, matte white, pearl blue, trans gren and trans purple for colors and a weight of 4.19 lbs. (1.9 kg’s).
The frame should be hitting shops and distributors worldwide in the next few weeks. Check out more here.
Two in a row from Tempered today. Awesome. It looks like Jerry Vandervalk’s signature Surefire line is finally available in Australia and will be available world wide here shortly.
The Surefire frame features a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.5″ bottom bracket height (Mid bottom bracket), 8.5″ stand over height and a 13.4″ (slammed) – 13.6″ chainstay length. You can find removable seat stay brake mounts, CNC machined and heat-treated dropouts with a stamped logo, externally machined double-butted seat tube, internally machined double-butted top and down tubes and a built in Tempered seat post clamp. You will be able to pick the Surefire frame up in 20.75″, 21″ and 21.5″ top tube lengths with matte black and matte khaki for colors.
The Surefire handlebars are made from fully heat-treated 13-butted chromoly tubing with a 8.5″ rise, 27.5″ width, 12 degrees of backsweep and 2 degrees of upsweep. These too are available in matte black and matte khaki.
For more information click here.
Skavenger dropped some information on Tom White’s signature “El Blanco Loco” frame that will be dropping in March. You will be able to pick the frame up with a 75 degree head tube angle and two chainstay lengths; 20.75″ or 21″ top tube lengths with a 13.25″ rear end or 21″ top tube with a 14.25″ chainstay length. The El Blanco Loco will weigh in at 5.20 lbs. and be available in black. My guess the bike will also be available in white… since that makes since with the name and everything, right?
Some of the other features that you can find by checking out the photos right here would be unique bridges on the stays with a little extra beef, a Skavenger logo badge on the head tube, a gusset on the down tube/head tube junction, a machined bottom bracket that looks like it was designed for bottom bracket grinds / crooked grinds and removable seat stay mounts.
Colony put together a run down of all of their 2012 frames. If you have been considering getting one of their frames, you can figure out which one would be the best fit for you. Take a peek.
Charlie Crumlish’s signature Daytripper frame from Stranger is finally shipping. This straight gauge Sanko chromoly frame has a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.65″ bottom bracket height, 8.75″ stand over height and a 13.5″ chainstay length. The Daytripper also features top and down tube gussets, laser cut, heat-treated micro drop outs, removable brake mounts and an integrated seat post clamp. Weighing in at 5.2 lbs. with 20.5″, 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths available and flat black or clear for color options.
These will be hitting shops in the next few days.
Fit Bike Co.‘s newest signature frame belongs to U.K street beast Marv. The Marv frame has a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.7″ bottom bracket height, 8.9″ seat tube height and real short 13.1″ – 13.5″ chainstay length. The frame features a double gusset with script logo embossing, straight gauge tubing on the top and down tube, butted seat tube, double bend chain stays that are made from tapered straight gauge tubing which allows for 2.3″ tire clearance when slammed and 5mm thick 4Q baked dropouts. You can pick the frame up in matte black or light blue with a weight of 5 lbs.
Find more information here.
Expect a promo edit to drop soon as well. That should be sweet.
