The Liberté is their latest 26" frame, coming in at £70 cheaper than their other 26" frames such as theRockMan Slate 3. The geometry's also a bit more conventional, with a lower BB than the rest of the RockMan range at +55mm.
The Radix is the replacement frame for RockMan's first venture into the 24" market. Featuring more comp-inspired geo than most other 24" frames out at the moment, and a low overall frame weight, this should be an interesting option for those wanting to give 24" trials a try. Now 24" bikes are officially 'comp legal' expect to see this category taking off...
The Manus 3 is the latest in RockMan's popular 20" line, this time coming in an anodised green finish, only with a Sky 2-esque high BB (+95mm!) and post mount disc mount.
3 bars have been added to RockMan's bar range - the 7050 Riser, the 7075 Riser and the new unidirectional carbon weave Carbon Riser.
RockMan's long-standing CNC Blues have now got a fresh new look courtesy of some blue anodised backings, but still with the same tried-and-tested brake pad compound.
Their hub range has also been tweaked for 2012, now featuring new shape hubs with different finishes, graphics and prices! The 135mm Sealed Rear - available in either this anodised Black finish or in a cool anodised silver (the rest of their hubs are available in these colour options too) is now £50 or so less than it used to be, as well as weighing a bit less too. A good combination...
Their Sealed Disc Rear 116mm hub has also had a slight facelift too - it's also now the lightest rear disc hub on the market (lighter than most non disc models!):
...and
lastly, the Single Wall Front and
Single Wall Rear rims
have had a slight tweak too to help their graphics match up with the new version found on the 20" Forged Stem.
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