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arise geared Bombtrack Arise GearedIs it a commuter, a delivery bike or a practical work bike? Our 2024 Arise Geared is all three and more. We use the same quality double butted frame as all our Arise models but now with the addition of a Bombtrack Deck front rack, a Microshift Advent 1 x 9 drivetrain with an 11 42T cassette, flat bars and Shimano hydraulic brakes. Wide Vee Tire Speedster tyres are ideally suited to urban road surfaces, with excellent straight line speed and edge grip

Is it a commuter, a delivery bike or a practical work bike? Our 2024 Arise Geared is all three and more. We use the same quality double-butted frame as all our Arise models but now with the addition of a Bombtrack Deck front rack, a Microshift Advent 1 x 9 drivetrain with an 11 – 42T cassette, flat bars and Shimano hydraulic brakes. Wide Vee Tire Speedster tyres are ideally suited to urban road surfaces, with excellent straight-line speed and edge grip for park and towpath ‘shortcuts’. The Arise Geared is the perfect bike for trips to the shops, commuting, or just loading it up and heading off into the woods for the weekend. 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Color 2 Matt Petrol Blue
Frame 4130 double butted crmo, heat treated front triangle, TA sliding dropouts, rack / fender mounts, 68 mm BSA BB shell
Fork 4130 crmo, TA, rack / fender mounts, internal hub
dynamo cable routing
Handlebar Bombtrack Origin flat bar, 31.8 mm, 8° backsweep
Grips Bombtrack Scroll grips
Stem Bombtrack Roam forged aluminium stem, -7°
Headset Neco H282 sealed external aheadset, 1.1/8''
Levers Shimano BL-M200 hydraulic brake levers
Shifter Microshift Advent SL-M8195-R shifter 1 x 9
Brakes Shimano BR-MT200 post mount hydraulic disc brake
Rotor Shimano SM-RT26 160 mm rotors
Crankset Bombtrack TAF19 aluminium crank, 24 mm spindle
BB BSA sealed BB, external cups
Pedals Wellgo B109N flat pedal
Chain KMC X9 chain, 1/2'' x 11/128'', 114L
Chainring Bombtrack Ridge aluminium chainring, narrow-wide,
42 T, incl. chainguard
Cassette Microshift Advent CS-H093 9-speed, 11 - 42 T
Front derailleur -
Rear derailleur Microshift Advent RD-M6195M wide range, clutch
Front hub Bombtrack Arc sealed hub, 6-bolt disc
Rear hub Bombtrack Arc sealed hub, 11-speed, 6-bolt disc
Through axle 12 x 100 mm / 12 x 142 mm
Front rim WTB ST i19 double wall, TCS 2.0, 32h
Rear rim WTB ST i19 double wall, TCS 2.0, 32h
Saddle Bombtrack Fuzz saddle
Seat post Bombtrack Beech 27.2 mm x 300 mm
Seat clamp Bombtrack Origin 29.8 mm
Front tire XS - S Vee Tire Speedster 650B x 38C /
M - XL Vee Tire Speedster 700C x 40C
Rear tire XS - S Vee Tire Speedster 650B x 38C /
M - XL Vee Tire Speedster 700C x 40C
Fender -
Rack Bombtrack Deck frontrack, aluminium
Kickstand -
Light -
Weight 12.6 kg (size M)
Weight frameset 2480 g frame (size M, incl. TA, hanger) / 1370 g fork (300 mm steerer, incl. TA)
Maximum rider weight 120 kg incl. luggage
ASTM riding condition 2

FRAME GEOMETRY:

Bike Size XS S M L XL
Wheel size 650B 650B 700C 700C 700C
Seat Tube Length 460 490 520 550 580
Horizontal TT length 506 529 554 578 602
Seat Angle 73.5° 73.5° 73° 73° 73°
Head Angle 70° 70.5° 70.5° 71° 71°
Headtube Length 100 130 150 180 210
BB Drop 55 55 70 70 70
Chainstay Length 420 420 435 435 435
Fork Offset 55 55 55 55 55
Trail 64 60 68 65 65
Wheelbase Length 995 1016 1045 1065 1090
Standover 733 762 799 828 857
Reach 351 370 379 394 409
Stack 508 538 572 602 631
Front Center 582 602 619 639 664
Axle to Crown 390 390 390 390 390
Minimum rider height ¹ 1500 1600 1700 1790 1880
Maximum rider height ¹ 1610 1710 1810 1900 1990
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