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This is the my second FRAMED Wolftrax, I’ve used the alloy for the last two years as my year around commuter and it’s been awesome! Decided to get the carbon with front suspension, not too impressed with the Bluto fork and will need to do some internal mods. The 1x12 Eagle NX drivetrain has been fussy in comparison to the 1x10 X7 setup on my commuter which is flawless. I switched out the seat, seat post, bar, stem, upgraded the brakes to the Dominions (at FRAMED) and I’m really happy with the ...

I've only put in about an hour of residential street riding, but so far this bicycle is great! I'm 5'10'' with a 31 in inseam (book method, barefoot) and it's a pretty decent fit. In my layman's opinion, I'd say anything much less than a 31 in inseam and you might run the risk of racking yourself on the top tube if you find yourself in an emergency situation. I've owned BMX bikes in the past, but never with a 26 in wheel and a lower gear ratio like this one, and wow its a blast rippin' down the ...

I chose the Alaskan as an upgrade to my Minnesota 2.0. I had the same issue with the derailleur and hanger as Kristin C, but had been warned by other owners about the weakness of the hanger for the carbon bikes. When I got the ship notice for the bike, I also ordered 2 spare hangers (they even arrived before the bike), so when the chain sucked behind the cassette on a test ride, I was prepared to fix it. I straightened the original and will keep it even though I replaced it. I set the limit scre...

What are the standards you would demand to a new gravel wheelset? What are the goals you expect to get? Mine are pretty easy to resume. Think where the whole gravel category mainly stands…right in the middle of a road bike and a XC mountain bike…isn’t it? So in my mind a gravel wheelset has to be light and roll smooth as on a high end road bike…and has to be able to handle all the roughness of the terrain as an XC mountain bike. Did the PUB PC28 achieve those goals?…OH YEAH they did! Proven over...

Love this bike! All you need to know is that this is the real deal, the specs speak for themselves. The only possible concern is the chain. I came to this bike from years of single speeding, so I have a bit of a turkey in my quads (you know what I mean). I snapped the Shimano chain on maiden voyage. I replaced it with kmc, no more issues. It's a definite possibility that it was user error, I have no doubt (out of practice shifting) that I screwed up somehow. Since then I have extended my r...

Great bike for my 9 year old for her introduction mtb bike. It has disc brakes, a good 9 speed transmission with no grip shift, also simple with the 1x setup. Suspension is ok, could be lighter with an air fork and help bump sensitivity at her weight of only 50lbs but for price its great. And tires are nice an wide at 2.6" width. We did change to a 35mm stem and cut down the fork about an inch. Re did it with white cabling an white PC pedals. And nice soft wolftooth razor grips in grey for softn...

Great for the money. I'm a veteran in the game so this is a review for a rider. For any beginner or intermediate u can definitely ride everything right outta the box. For the more advanced rider and I'm being a 100%. Needs 80psi tires. Definitely upgrade Pedals are awful. Definitely upgrade Bar ends Cranks are heavy. Future upgrade Brake pads Bars definitely need to be cut down asap but seem ok. But how can u go wrong to get a bike that is almost ready to rip for the price. Especially if your ...

Borrowed this bike up in Washington this summer during a visit and then again this fall. Immediately wanted on. So I got one. Living in Auburn, CA there are many trials readily available. Going from a 26 to a 27.5 and now to this 29 makes these trails a breeze. Built with with Suntour suspension, SRAM eagle components, and raceface dropper. I did upgrade the the pedals and seat thru my local shop along with tubeless tires as the terrain here demands more aggressive shit. That said tho, this bike...