Introducing Revel Bikes

Originally posted on February 28, 2019 at 17:48 pm

Created by Adam Miller of Borealis and Why Cycles, Revel Bikes began when Miller began shopping for a dual suspension trail bike for himself. Miller teamed up with Canfield Balance, a relatively unknown suspension system and Revel was born. Together they assembled a team of industry veterans to iron out design and marketing, and today both the Rail and Rascal have been released. Frames are available for $2599 and complete builds start at $4999. We are liking the looks of both of these models and hopefully, we’ll be able to get our hands on one for a proper review. Until then check out the specs.

The Rail 

The Rail, a 165mm travel 27.5” wheeled all-mountain machine that can take the biggest hits the mountain has to offer while still gingerly pedaling to the top.

 

SPECS
Wheel Size 27.5”(650b)
Front Travel 170mm
Rear Travel 165mm
Shock Spec 230×65
Boost Axles 148mm rear / 110mm front
Seatpost Diameter 31.6mm
Bearings BOLU 6801 VRS full complement, 12mm x 21mm x 5mm 18pcs per bike
Rear Brake 180mm post mount / 203mm max
Tire Clearance 27.5×2.5″ (CEN Standard: 2.4″)
Bottom Bracket Threaded (73mm English threaded)
Chainguide Custom Revel guide included
Tapered Headtube IS42 upper / IS52 lower
Colors Tuxedo Penguin/ Mint Chocolate Chip
Sizes S / M / L / XL
Frame Warranty Lifetime Warranty

The Rascal

SPECS
Wheel Size 29″
Front Travel 140mm
Rear Travel 130mm
Shock Spec 210 x 50
Boost Axles 148mm rear / 110mm front
Seatpost Diameter 31.6mm
Bearings BOLU 6801 VRS full complement, 12mm x 21mm x 5mm 18pcs per bike
Rear Brake 180mm post mount / 203mm max
Tire Clearance 29″ x 2.5″ (CEN Standard: 2.4″)
Bottom Bracket Threaded (73mm English threaded)
Chainguide Custom Revel guide included
Tapered Headtube IS42 upper / IS52 lower
Colors Ansel Adams/ Navy Gold
Sizes S / M / L / XL
Frame Warranty Lifetime Warranty

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