Deity's dirt jump specific frame design, cleverly titled the Cryptkeeper, has already topped the charts this year with a recent place in Dirt Magazine's Top 100 products of 2013 as the best Dirt Jump frame on the market.
Unlike most frames on the market that are either copied directly from the generic playbook or are better suited for a street setting than steep lips, the Cryptkeeper’s geometry is what truly gives the bike its identity, feel, and demeanor at the trails. With a 69.5 degree head angle, short rear end, a top tube that does not clip your feet, and a fast agile personality, the heart of the Cryptkeeper rests in how it positions you through big sets, the rhythm of your pump, and where you body needs to be to achieve the best center of gravity for massive sets. Deity did not make a slight change to a current design…They have gone to the drawing board and created exactly what they wanted in a perfect DJ frame. Without any detail missed, the Cryptkeeper not only boasts the best geo in the trail business, but it is also built upon a 100% Post Weld Heat Treated chassis with full ED finished tubing to prevent rust and even comes with a Lifetime Warranty. Tough to beat.
With 3 months in the design process, 4 prototypes, and over two years of real world abuse under the best trail riders that actually pick up shovels and earn their time on a bike, the Cryptkeeper was immediately embraced and within the first ride, showcased why it is in a class of its own.
With an unrivaled snap out of corners, control in high speed sections, stability in berms, and aggressiveness on steep lips, the Cryptkeeper is not the average industry standard frame. It is a reflection of true dirt jumpers, riders who build it wide, tall, steep, who do not poach trails, who fix what they destroy, who pick up a shovel, a hose, and spends hours upon hours grooming their spots. It is truly a select group and for those that understand…the Deity Cryptkeeper was made for you.
Produced by Paris Gore -
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