Early on Saturday morning, Joe and Tom got together to hammer out a new video of Tom on his shiny new Radix, before Tom headed off to go to a family occasion. Despite only having an hour to film (between 10am-11am - about an hour before I can usually function as a human being), Tom managed to smash out some beasty lines at Barrow Farm.
Showing posts with label RockMan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RockMan. Show all posts
Monday, 13 August 2012
Friday, 8 June 2012
New RockMan Slate XL
Don't panic - it's still +70mm.
The RockMan Slate XL frame has seen a few tweaks from last years model, featuring updated graphics, the same booster and side plate combo as the Radix as well as a 660mm reach (down 5mm from last year) thanks to a slacker 71° head angle (72° last year). Available in Grey only.
The RockMan Slate XL frame has seen a few tweaks from last years model, featuring updated graphics, the same booster and side plate combo as the Radix as well as a 660mm reach (down 5mm from last year) thanks to a slacker 71° head angle (72° last year). Available in Grey only.
Friday, 27 April 2012
RockMan 2012 products.
So - we've had a chance to un-pack our latest RockMan order, and as well as stocking up on some older bits and pieces we've now got some new items in stock.
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 two front hubs (both Disc and Non Disc) have been updated now to feature slightly tweaked designs once again:
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!):
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.
Friday, 2 March 2012
Ozonys Skill 20"
The 20" complete bike market has been hotting up over the past year, with new models from Echo and RockMan, the Koxx 749 and 1049 as well as the Zoo Lynx - not to mention the usual models from Onza.
French brand Ozonys - well known for the 20", 24" and 26" Curve frames - have stepped into the fray now with their Skill range of 20", 24" and 26" bikes. We're gradually adding these to the site, and first up is the Skill 20". A good frame and fork built up with a selection of great parts from Bonz, Ozonys' parts brand, make it a great option if you fancy something a little different.
French brand Ozonys - well known for the 20", 24" and 26" Curve frames - have stepped into the fray now with their Skill range of 20", 24" and 26" bikes. We're gradually adding these to the site, and first up is the Skill 20". A good frame and fork built up with a selection of great parts from Bonz, Ozonys' parts brand, make it a great option if you fancy something a little different.
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