Parts. Sprockets, Cranks, Pedals, Stems, etc. Team. Get to know the FIT Familia . Terms and Conditions | ©2024 Fitbikeco. | ©2024 Fitbikeco. What may be most amazing about this bike is that over at Tantrum, it's basically a one man show. Brian has done the design and development getting help where needed to build prototypes, but this project has evolved out of his home base in Indiana. Up for grabs on Kickstarter as we speak, the first 5 frames will sell for just $1200 which.
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The bikes will fit 3.0 tires and have a boost dropout available along with 142. Complete weight as tested 29 pounds with pedals. The frame with no shock is 3232 gms, about 7 lb, 2 oz. Tantrum Cycles. 4,624 likes. Tantrum Cycles is a mountain bike company that brings the revolutionary Missing Link suspension desi 2022 Specialized Epic EVO Expert. Specs, reviews & prices for the 2017 Tantrum Meltdown. Compare forks, shocks, wheels and other components on current and past MTBs. View and share reviews, comments and questions on mountain bikes. Huge selection of mountain bikes from brands such as Trek, Specialized, Giant, Santa Cruz, Norco and more. Tantrum Cycles is almost ready for prime time. Literally. After introducing their prototypes with their novel Missing Link suspension system, Brian Berthold took to Kickstarter with a successful campaign to get the first batch of bikes up and running. In addition to showing finished production bikes at Interbike, Brian also had some news in the.
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Tantrum even claims that the bike changes its geometry favorably for pedaling uphill or ripping downhill. Crowd-Sourced Suspension. Tantrum cycles is the product of a former downhill racer. Your complete guide to Tantrum bikes on Vital MTB. Reviews and ratings, comparisons, weight, specs, prices, and more. Tantrum has stopped taking pre-orders to get caught up and to take care of existing customers, but the future appears promising for Missing Link and the Tantrum brand. If only mountain bike publications would quit saying such good things about how the bikes perform, Brian might actually be able to deliver more bikes. Shown above is the Outburst, a 125mm travel 29er trail bike. Tantrum is also working on both a 150mm travel 29er and 125mm travel 27.5 variants that may be available in 2017. Tantrum will offer direct-to-consumer availability in 2017, and the Kickstarter campaign is still active for those who'd like to get in on the action early.
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According to Tantrum, no other shock or suspension design on the market does this. Having the sag automatically decrease as the rider climbs allows Tantrum to spec much slacker head tube angles than other brands. For example, the Meltdown Race, an enduro bike with 27.5″ wheels and 165mm of rear travel, features a 63.5° head tube angle. Brian Berthold, the owner of Tantrum Cycles, goes into detail about how his product reinvents the mountain bike and explains what he's looking for in an inve.
a Tantrum bike was used by Karl Lange to get 1st place in the 2018 Sea Otter 25-29 cat 2 DH so, there's that. [Reply] 1 0. jgainey (Sep 22, 2017 at 11:23) The name of the bike is actually "Carbon". The bike was sagged to 30 or 35% (Brian put calipers on it to check) and I twice bottomed out the 140mm fork on drops (the fork may have been a little soft, but it wasn't far off being right) and did not bottom out the bike at all, nor did I ever get the sense that it wasn't THE most plush bike I've ever ridden.
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Tantrum's "missing link" suspension seemed original and perhaps revolutionary. Tantrum Cycles seemed to get rave reviews by all who tried it -- industry and individual. I wondered why demand didn't therefore essentially force Brian into producing more units. =sParty. Tantrum impressions in Bikes, Parts, and Gear. Overview: I think evaluations of this bike should be divided broadly into two sections; the suspension design, and the bike in general.
