We don't have any. I want to ski.
AM hardtail
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AHead Angle (°)65.765.765.765.7
BHead Tube Length (mm)90115115125
CEffective Top Tube (mm)571592603618
DSeat Angle (°)71.271.271.271.2
ESeat Tube Lenght Centre to Top(mm)355406457508
FChainstay Length (mm)430430430430
GStandover Height (mm)744778805830
HStack (mm)570584592597
IReach (mm)375390397410
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FROO45650B/on-one-45650b-frame
fucked if I know. 410mm reach measurement (16.1) with a 24.3 eTT...?
I asked brant on MTBR if maybe he measured something wrong, and his response was something along the lines of "FUCK YOU EVERYBODY ELSE IS WRONG". So there's that.
BHead Tube Length (mm)90115115125
CEffective Top Tube (mm)571592603618
DSeat Angle (°)71.271.271.271.2
ESeat Tube Lenght Centre to Top(mm)355406457508
FChainstay Length (mm)430430430430
GStandover Height (mm)744778805830
HStack (mm)570584592597
IReach (mm)375390397410
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FROO45650B/on-one-45650b-frame
fucked if I know. 410mm reach measurement (16.1) with a 24.3 eTT...?
I asked brant on MTBR if maybe he measured something wrong, and his response was something along the lines of "FUCK YOU EVERYBODY ELSE IS WRONG". So there's that.
Sky high, about 13.5". But it works in the snow.
He is still pissed that they made him make a 650b frame.
Wait I somehow missed this the first time. Looks perfect. Kinda expensive but eh.btr. am frame is 64* (dh frame is 61*). very slammed. expensive, though. http://www.btr-fabrications.com/
i'm still running a ragley bagger (sits at about 65*); too bad they dropped this one. all the other production frames out there are too steep, imo.
seems like he used to (ie, my bagger with a 65* h/a and 13" bb w/ 160mm fork). alas.
i'm currently on a demo chumba rastro, which is pretty solid - bb is about 12" (with a 140mm 36); though h/a is a bit steeper @ 67.5*, it's still a ripper. a bit of a premium price as it's us-built.
i'm currently on a demo chumba rastro, which is pretty solid - bb is about 12" (with a 140mm 36); though h/a is a bit steeper @ 67.5*, it's still a ripper. a bit of a premium price as it's us-built.
Woah, they still exist? That actually looks pretty damn nice. I could always put an angleset on it.
Also you might want to check out the new Evil Sovereign. Info is pretty non-existent, but apparently they are out there.
1 1/8 steer tube on the new sov...
I emailed them. We'll see.
My 456evo with 26" wheels and 150mm fork has a static bb of 12.5"
Ha. I wasn't talking to Kevin, so it maybe sounded like the guy I was talking to just didn't have them in front of him or something. Still a little odd.
I'm waiting to hear back from BTR about shipping a frame to the states, but that thing looks badass. If they can get me one soonish I think that's going to be the one.
I'm waiting to hear back from BTR about shipping a frame to the states, but that thing looks badass. If they can get me one soonish I think that's going to be the one.
They provided the info to me via email some months back. I posted them in the sov thread on mtbr...
check: http://forums.mtbr.com/all-mountain/evil-sovereign-stoke-600890-41.html#post11554149
this chart:
That diagram is so full of shit, but I still think someone needs to make those into stickers and put them all over bike shops.
Yeah, my last two DH bikes have fallen into the "you suck" and "dangerous/trendwhore/you hate your toes" categories. The "you suck" one was actually too low, but my toe-hating DHR is perfect.
Likewise, my current DH bike is in the trendwhore category, and I'm good with that. But much lower than it's current height would be metatarsal explosions for me or basically no pedaling.
take a look at my sig, it's a very fun bike to ride...and reasonable depending on component spec.
So get that and run it with 26 (OP noted somewhere he wanted 26)? Interesting . . .
yeah I mean it isnt exactly what you were looking for but you could throw an angleset on it...
oh it's worth mentioning I had mine painted but they are actually making it in a similar color this year now...
http://www.curtisbikes.co.uk/about/
The guys at Curtis'll build whatever the fuck angles, BB drops, reaches and stacks and pretty colours you require.
The guys at Curtis'll build whatever the fuck angles, BB drops, reaches and stacks and pretty colours you require.
But just wait 'til Woo starts telling you about their mushy-ass leverage curves. You'll wish you'd never heard of them.
The Brits seem to have a thing for hardtails. This roughly meets your geometry requirements and isn't exactly ugly either:
http://www.stantonbikes.com/content/switchback-available-preorder
http://www.stantonbikes.com/content/switchback-available-preorder
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The UK is indeed rammed full of big steel hardtails with stupid long travel forks... Some dick in a magazine used the name "Hardcore Hardtails" to describe them and every shit rider in the country simply had to have one!
They're doing the same thing with Fatbikes now.
They're doing the same thing with Fatbikes now.
cotic bfe? plus they did that "26 ain't dead" video.
Wow. That looks like a winner! 
The Brits seem to have a thing for hardtails. This roughly meets your geometry requirements and isn't exactly ugly either:
http://www.stantonbikes.com/content/switchback
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Sure is pretty. I think the BTR is a little closer to what I want geometry wise though.The Brits seem to have a thing for hardtails. This roughly meets your geometry requirements and isn't exactly ugly either:
http://www.stantonbikes.com/content/switchback-available-preorder
Might be worth emailing this guy. http://stoutbikes.blogspot.com/ I've been beating the hell out of one of his street frames for a couple seasons. He'll build just about anything you want for about the same price as some of the nicer "stock" frames. Not sure about turnaround times these days, but couldn't hurt to check.
production privee shan or whatever? 66* HA, 460mm reach in the biggee size.
Be wary of PP.
Lovely paint...which will flake as soon as you even look at it.
Ride it like an AM bike, come short on a jump and pringle the frame? Well, in that case you won't be warranteed - riding the bike not like it was intended.
Over tighten their DM stems slightly? ...Snap!
Their stance on warranty issues seem very similar to BOS in some ways. It's first and foremost the customer's fault, until proven otherwise.
Sounds like quality folks...good to know.