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- 26" frame from trials brand Because Bikes, sister company of Neon Bikes.
- Full 6061-T6 aluminium construction keeps the cost right down while still maintaining good strength.
- CNC machined chainstay plates improve clearance and maintain stiffness.
- 68mm BB shell.
- Externally butted 110mm long standard 1 1/8" head tube with downtube and headtube gussets to increase strength.
- Drilled head tube looks cool and reduces weight.
- Newly-designed neat and simple CNC machined horizontal dropouts are spaced at 135mm and can be used with snail cams to tension the chain.
- Dedicated 4-Bolt mounts spaced at 100mm.
- Available in either gloss Green, Orange or Black.
- Weight: 1.661kg/3.666lbs
- Full 6061-T6 aluminium construction keeps the cost right down while still maintaining good strength.
- CNC machined chainstay plates improve clearance and maintain stiffness.
- 68mm BB shell.
- Externally butted 110mm long standard 1 1/8" head tube with downtube and headtube gussets to increase strength.
- Drilled head tube looks cool and reduces weight.
- Newly-designed neat and simple CNC machined horizontal dropouts are spaced at 135mm and can be used with snail cams to tension the chain.
- Dedicated 4-Bolt mounts spaced at 100mm.
- Available in either gloss Green, Orange or Black.
- Weight: 1.661kg/3.666lbs
Geometry (When measured with 405mm x 40mm forks):
Wheelbase: 1080mm
Chainstay Length: 380mm
BB Rise: +60mm
Head Angle: 71 degrees
Centre of BB shell to top centre of head tube: 650mm
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What's the widest tyre that'll fit in the dropouts of this frame?? Would a Der Kaiser fit or would it need attacking with a stanley blade first??
Posted by Keith Hoggard on 02/02/2011
Reply from TartyBikes on 02/02/2011
Hi Keith - We couldn't say for definite one way or the other, but I have a feeling it'd be very close if it does fit. As the dropouts on the Because are quite long, if the tyre didn't clear you could possibly run a half-link to move your wheel back in the dropouts slightly, although that would in turn make brake setup potentially slightly more of an issue. Thanks, Mark