Fairdale "Elevator" MTB Frame - 29 Inch
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Weight : 3.3kg / 7.28lbs
Weight
The heaviness of a BMX part, measured by weighing. It's worth noting that weight specifications for BMX parts can vary and may not always be precise. Several factors contribute to this:Manufacturer's weight specifications may be inaccurate or incomplete.The weight of two identical parts can also differ.We cannot weigh every individual part.For example, if there are handlebars in different heights, the manufacturer usually provides just one weight specification for all heights. When weighing two identical tires, you might get two different results.Source: BMX Glossary
- Packaging Unit: 1 Piece
- Product ID (PID): 30205
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The Fairdale "Elevator" MTB Frame - 29 Inch is a well-designed 100% chromoly all-around frame that transfers the agile ride feel of a BMX to your 29-inch setup. Thanks to the short 406mm chainstay and BMX-inspired geometry, the bike steers nimbly across trails, while details like external cable routing and dropper post compatibility make your handling easier. With the Fairdale "Elevator" MTB Frame - 29 Inch, you secure a reliable foundation for extended rides where riding fun is always the focus.
Facts: Fairdale "Elevator" MTB Frame - 29 Inch
- Wheel Size: 29"
- Material: 100% 4130 chromoly, butted top tube, down tube, and seat tube, investment cast yoke
- Geometry:
- Top Tube Length (TT): 600mm (S), 620mm (M), 639mm (L)
- Chainstay Length (CS): 406mm
- Head Tube Length: 92mm (S), 102mm (M), 112mm (L)
- Head Tube Angle (HA): 65.5°
- Seat Tube Angle (SA): 76°
- Bottom Bracket Height: 50mm (BB Drop)
- Standover (SO): 725mm (S), 729mm (M), 745mm (L) - Seat Clamp: 35mm
- Seatpost Diameter: 31.6mm
- Bottom Bracket: 73mm threaded
- Dropouts: 12x148mm Boost Thru-Axle
- Brake Type: Disc Brake
- Brake Mounts: IS Mount (up to 203mm rotors)
- Features: BMX-inspired geometry, external cable routing, ISCG mounting, 2.5" tire clearance, UDH derailleur hanger
- Model Year: 2025
