:The frame was conceived as a complete system with the front suspension set up being key to its design. Designed for all round trail bike duty the .410 is a new breed of hardtail. The geometry is designed to work with a 160mm fork with reduced negative spring to allow 40% sag. Or a 140mm fork running 20% Sag
:The frame was conceived as a complete system with the front suspension set up being key to its design. Designed for all round trail bike duty the .410 is a new breed of hardtail. The geometry is designed to work with a 160mm fork with reduced negative spring to allow 40% sag. Or a 140mm fork running 20% Sag
I’m running 150 with 30% sag as no provision for volume spacers, only given it a shakedown ride so far, but no issues with it.
Such a great looking bike and build you have there , I love the looks of this frame, I will keep an eye on this company incase I ever feel the need to splurge on an exotic steel hardtail..
My new 2022 Bluepig frame. Mostly built up with parts from my Marin Hawk Hill that had a damaged rear triangle. So now it's hardtail only for me! This is the third Bluepig i own, but it's the first time i have one in the right size for me (medium).
Agreed.Kashima fork and dropper and that ST length seem out of fashion.
Exactly ^^
It’s worst angle full driveside iirc !!
What size is the frame and what length dropper? I have to agree that the purple and the gold clash.
I just took delivery of a medium of the same frame in grey sparkle but there’s an alignment issue with the back end. Need to call Canfield this morning to see if they’ll sort me out.
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