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Geometry

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Top Tube (effective)
Seat Tube C-T
Head Angle
Seat Angle
Head Tube
Chainstay
Wheelbase
Standover
BB Height
Seatpost Diameter
Wheel Size
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Top Tube (effective) 486 516 562 483
Seat Tube C-T 584 494 576 636
Head Angle 76 76 63 59
Seat Angle 66 66 85 72
Head Tube 109 149 186 234
Chainstay 416 419 497 465
Wheelbase 1179 1194 821 1184
Standover 729 725 799 680
BB Height 329 325 256 322
Seatpost Diameter 26 31 32 29
Wheel Size 700c 700c 700c 700c
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Note: A relaxed head angle (the angle the front fork comes out of the frame) with a longer than average front centre to create a bike that is stable at speed and feels predictable, especially when the terrain gets steeper. To sharpen up the steering response for low-speed precision we spec wide handlebars and short stems. At the back of the bike, we always aim to make the chainstays as short as physically possible to maximise the bike’s agility, making it easier to do everything from popping up kerbs to boosting through the gnarliest trail obstacles.

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