Rocky Mountain Flow 2

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8 Reviews for Flow 2

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139847329434 (Apr 23, 2009 at 13:30)

frame design hasnt changed much since 2006, i use my 2007 flow 2 for freeride very strong frame would recomend to anyone frame is light and very solid i love it and im sure any other flow rider would say the same.

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bigdan30 (Sep 14, 2009 at 21:36)

swap to singlespeed and this bike officially rips. feels so nice on jumps and is pretty decent for manualling and street. im used to a larger travel bike for jumping, switched to this and feel just as comfortable. sick bike!

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FlowRida (Apr 20, 2010 at 15:36)

great for getting a bit more serious in dj but if u want to get a real dj bike buy the rocky mountain dj. the flow is solid but i find its a bit heavy the adjustable fork is a nice feature

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omtimasprime (Jul 30, 2012 at 12:12)

I have a 2005 rocky mountain flow 3 wich is basically the same frame i recommend this bike to any one looking for a light versatile northshore hardtail or an easy singlespeed build for the best dirt jump bike ever!

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chucker22 (May 26, 2009 at 18:19)

this bike is sick its got bomber suspension disc brakes sweet grips and a sick seet green frame metal pedal(white) it also has a cranck guard

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danbikerofdirt (Sep 3, 2009 at 16:07)

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jdavidson (Sep 2, 2009 at 22:56)

pros: frame is really flickable, nice and low feel, i went single speed, frame is alot brighter in person

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TJD456 (Mar 17, 2009 at 22:56)

this is a rockin bike >. dont disrespect Rocky mountain

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Avg: 5 (8 votes)

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Rocky Mountain Flow 2 (MSRP $1199.99) — FLOW Tough and capable of taking the abuse you’ll give them, the Flow line-up is designed for dirt jumping, bike park, street, trail, and almost any other kind of progressive riding you do. Fun, agile, and rugged, these aggressive hardtails won’t stop until you’ve had enough (if that’s possible). Dirt jump-specific geometry for maximum stand-over, trickability, and clean landings. • Low centre of gravity for stability and maneuvrability • Head tube/down tube gusset for maximum frame strength and resilience. • Horizontal dropouts with adjustable wheelbase and single-speed compatibility. • Complete with chaintugs, a single speed adapter plate, and an adjustable derailleur hanger. • ISCG mount for a chainguide. • Fits a 24” or 26” x 2.5” rear wheel.

Specifications Compare to other DJ/Street/Park Bikes

Release Date	2009
Price	$1,200
Fork	Marzocchi Dirt Jumper 2, 100mm, Rebound.
Headset	FSA no TH-888
Crankarms	FSA Moto X Mega EXO 170mm 63/24T
Bottom Bracket	FSA Mega EXO
Pedals	RMB Flat
Chain	KMC Z-72
Rear Derailleur	Shimano Deore
Shifter Pods	Shimano Alvio Rapid Fire 8spd
Handlebar	RMB DH Alloy 31.8mm 30mm rise 670mm
Stem	RMB DH alloy 31.8mm x 10° 50mm
Brakes	Shimano BRM486 hydraulic disc
Hubs	Wheeltech disc super sealed W/10mm solid axle
Spokes	Stainless
Rim	WTB Dual Duty FR dbl wall disc w/eyelets 26
Tires	Kenda K-Rad 26
Seat	Alienation Toilet Seat Pivotal
Seatpost	Alienation Billy Club 27.2mm

Dimensions

Size	S/M	M/L
Frame Weight
Bike Weight
Headtube Angle	69 °	69 °
Seattube Angle	71 °	71 °
Headtube Length	120 mm	120 mm
Chainstay Length	430 mm	430 mm
BB Height
BB Width
Seat Post Diameter
Front Derailleur Width
HeadTube Diameter	1.125	1.125
Top Tube Length	580 mm	600 mm
WheelBase	1069 mm	1069 mm
Standover Height	699 mm	701 mm

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Resources

Rocky Mountain Website