It looks like Chromag, the Canadian company renowned for their steel hardtails, has a full suspension bike on the way, at least based on their most recent Instagram post. There have been rumors about a Chromag that wasn't a hardtail making the rounds for years, but so far no production models have been released. Based on the photos, it looks like an aluminum frame (*gasp*) that uses a Horst link suspension layout is in the works.
Now, before you get that credit card out, keep in mind that there's a good chance this is a kids bike, designed for all the little shredders out there - another
Instagram post shows a stoked grom and their new ride. Still, it's a start - maybe someday the big kids will get a full sized version of their own...
* for only £9.99 per month
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Unlike other brands they tend to stick to their roots and listen.
Customer service with this company has been on point.
Kind, helpful and resourceful.
Particularly, when it comes to their small components.
Always quality stuff from Chromag.
You know quality goes a long way in this industry.
While even the bigger companies fail at this.
At least not Chromag, no sir/mam.
Least of all, most bike companies can't even respond in a timely manner.
Luckily, that is not the case with Chromag.
Seriously, good products, this bike will be no different.
Just sayin’
Hub Spacing // Boost 148mm (Axle and Hanger Included)
Headset // 44-56 Semi Integrated
Seat Clamp Size // 35mm
Seatpost Size // 31.6mm
BB // 73mm Threaded, ISCG Tabs
Wheel Size // 24" (S1), 26" (S2)
Recommended Fork Travel // 140mm (S1), 150mm (S2)
Rear Travel // 140mm
Shock Size // 190 x 45mm
Shock Tune // MM1T
chromagbikes.com/pages/minor-threat-builds
The short answer is yes, you can do this, however it will not make any difference in the fit of the bike for the rider’s body height.
The key rider-fit figures do not change. The seattube length remains the same and the reach, (pedals-to-cockpit length) will not change (unless you increase the stem length). It will only raise the bike off the ground by the difference of the wheel size. For that reason, we offer the 24” and 26” configurations in two separate bike sizes, with different reach, stack and seattube lengths for each size, to optimize the fit.
PARTS S1 S2
FORK Rock Shox Yari 150mm Boost 110x15mm Rock Shox Lyrik 150mm Boost 110x15mm
STEM Chromag HiFi 40mm Chromag HiFi 40mm
HANDLEBAR Chromag OSX 25mm Rise, 800mm Wide Chromag OSX 25mm Rise, 800mm Wide
HEADSET Cane Creek Forty ZS Cane Creek Forty ZS
CRANK SRAM NX SRAM GX
BRAKES SRAM G2 RSC SRAM G2 RSC
ROTORS 180mm 180mm
SHIFTERS SRAM NX Eagle SRAM GX Eagle
CASSETTE SRAM NX Eagle 10-50t SRAM GX Eagle 10-50t
REAR DERAILLEUR SRAM GX Eagle SRAM GX Eagle
WHEELSET Chromag 27.5" Ally Rims / Chromag R4 Hubs. (Magna40 Rims for 26+) Chromag 27.5" Phase30 Rims / Chromag R4 Hubs. (Magna40 Rims for 26+)
TIRES Maxxis Minion DHF/DHR Maxxis Minion DHF/DHR
SEATPOST Chromag Dolomite Rock Shox Reverb
SADDLE Chromag Trailmaster DT Chromag Trailmaster DT
GRIPS Chromag Squarewave Chromag Squarewave
CHAIN SRAM GX Eagle SRAM GX Eagle
PEDALS - -
PRICE $3450 CAD
$3000 USD* $4450 CAD
$3850 USD*
FRAME ONLY $890 CAD
$770 USD*
RockShox Reverb dropper post optional ($350 CAD / $260 USD).
Build options are subject to availability.
*US pricing applies to all US and International purchases.
Chromag copies and pastes pages of other bikes to use as templates. I remember seeing Doctahawk geo numbers on a Wideangle when they launched their new site.
Theres another teaser pic on their Instagram with a large AL(?) headtube. Probably 29er =(
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Bruh - I got a Richard Cunningham one today.