[Cloxxki]

Next March. $450. Steel rigid SS bike. V-brakes, 135mm rear hub. Geometry looks good. Bike looks good. Disc ready fork and frame. Few reasons not to get one.
All over the 29" forum and www.twentynineinches.com
I think it's way cool. This will only lure more riders into trying SS. Some because it's the cheapest 29"er to try that out, and some that just need an excuse to get a dedicated SS bike. 29"&SS is a great match. And it almost happened a quarter century ago...

 

[SpinWheelz]

I'm wondering about 'cheap' versus 'inexpensive', mate. In the absence of getting a closer look at the parts, I worry that $450 for the bike will mean a couple more hundred bucks to replace parts in a few months or so.

Still, I'm terribly intrigued this offering.

 

[shiggy]

I'm wondering about 'cheap' versus 'inexpensive', mate. In the absence of getting a closer look at the parts, I worry that $450 for the bike will mean a couple more hundred bucks to replace parts in a few months or so.

Still, I'm terribly intrigued this offering.

Same price as the 26" Monocog. The part spec is serviceable, off-roadable and fairly durable. Not light or fancy. They did a great job on the frame graphics though.

 

[Homer Simpson]

I agree the graphics do look good. At $450 (if accurate) these thing ought to move out of stores rapidly. Maybe even one for me.

 

[KC.K.]

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[aka brad]

The major Monocog issue...

I agree the graphics do look good. At $450 (if accurate) these thing ought to move out of stores rapidly. Maybe even one for me.

...was the BMX spacing in the rear. Now that they have finally come to their senses, I expect the Redline Moncog will probably outsell the Surly 1X1.

1G1G, Brad

 

[lovemonkey]

Now I have no excuse not to get an ss. Maybe if I leave a pic of it on the computer I can get one for my b-day from the woman...