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mountainbike hardtail 29 Fairdale Elevator 29" Hardtail MTB (Gloss Battleship Gray in M or L)

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mountainbike hardtail 29 Fairdale Elevator 29" Hardtail MTB (Gloss Battleship Gray in M or L)Introducing the Fairdale Elevator. Fairdale is happy to introduce the Elevator; our 29" hardtail mountain bike that comes fully equipped with a SRAM GX Eagle groupset, a RockShox Pike fork, Alex wheels, Maxxis tires and more. The Fairdale Elevator is a BMX inspired, full chromoly all arounder with a geometry that is focused on nimble maneuverability and predictable climbing and descending. While many modern bikes are long and low, the Elevators unique

Introducing the Fairdale Elevator.

Fairdale is happy to introduce the Elevator; our 29" hardtail mountain bike that comes fully equipped with a SRAM GX Eagle groupset, a RockShox Pike fork, Alex wheels, Maxxis tires and more.

The Fairdale Elevator is a BMX-inspired, full chromoly all-arounder with a geometry that is focused on nimble maneuverability and predictable climbing and descending. While many modern bikes are long and low, the Elevator’s unique ride-feel will let you easily throw in a manual or re-adjust your position on a line, thanks to the super short 406mm chainstay length.

As always, making the ride fun is our main priority. This is a bike that lets you feel like a rider again instead of being a passenger. Proudly sticking to Fairdale’s user-friendly approach to frame construction, its straight seat tube will allow you to fully insert a dropper post of the maximum possible drop, and the Elevator’s removable, external cable routing is a breeze for assembly and maintenance.

Bike Features

  • SRAM GX Eagle groupset
  • RockShox Pike fork
  • Maxxis Minion tires
  • Alex wheelset

Frame Features

  • 100% 4130 chromoly 29” rigid frame
  • Butted top tube, down tube, and seat tube
  • Highly maneuverable BMX-inspired geometry
  • Investment cast yoke allows for extra short chain stays and 2.5” tire clearance
  • External brake, derailleur, and dropper post routing with removable hardware
  • Extensive hardware for bottles, accessories and ISCG mounting

Sizing

Medium Reach: 5'7" - 5'11" height
Large Reach: 5'10" - 6'2" height

Sizing is approximate. Please consult with your local bike shop to assist with fit.

Specs

Frame: Fairdale Elevator Frame with SRAM UDH
Fork: RockShox - Pike, 130mm Travel, 44mm Offset, 15mm x 110mm Boost Spacing
Handlebar: 30mm Rise, 9° Back, 5° Up, 35mm clamp, 7000 series AL
Stem: 50mm, 35mm Bore
Headset: FSA Orbit ITA
Brake Lever: SRAM DB8 Hydraulic
Brakes: SRAM DB8 Hydraulic
Grips: Lock-on
Saddle: Fairdale
Seat Post: TranzX Kitsuma Dropper Post (150mm M, 170mm L)
Seat Clamp: 35mm Fairdale Clamp
Cranks: SRAM GX, 170mm, DUB, Boost
Chainwheel: 32T X-SYNC™2
BB Parts: DUB, BSA
Pedals: Not Included
Rims: Alex EXR 30
Front Hub: Bear Pawls, 32H, Sealed, 6-Bolt, 15x110mm BOOST
Rear Hub: Bear Pawls, 32H, Sealed, 6-Bolt. 12x148mm BOOST, SRAM XD Driver
Front Tire: Maxxis Minion DHF, 29 x 2.50WT, Dual Compound, EXO
Rear Tire: Maxxis Minion DHR II, 29 x 2.40WT, Dual Compound, EXO/TR
Chain: GX Eagle, 12-speed
Cassette: GX Eagle, 10-52T, 12-Speed, Black
R. Shift Lever: SRAM GX EAGLE Trigger, X-actuation, 12-speed
R. Derailleur:  SRAM GX EAGLE, Long Cage

Geometry

Size Medium Large
Fork Travel 130mm 130mm
Fork Axle-to-Crown 541mm 541mm
Fork Offset 44mm 44mm
Wheelbase 1177mm 1200mm
Front-Center Length 776mm 799mm
Top Tube (Effective) 620mm 639mm
Seat Tube
(BB Center to TT Center)
380mm 400mm
Seat Tube Angle 76° 76°
Head Tube Length 102mm 112mm
Head Tube Length
w/Lower Headset Cup
115mm 125mm
Head Tube Angle 65.5° 65.5°
Chain Stay Length 406mm 406mm
Standover 729mm 745mm
Stack 627mm 636mm
Reach 463mm 482mm
BB Drop 50mm 50mm
Rear Dropout Spacing
(Boost Thru-Axle)
12x148mm 12x148mm
Derailleur Hanger SRAM UDH SRAM UDH
BB Type 73mm threaded 73mm threaded
Seat Post
(Dropper Ready)
31.6mm 31.6mm
Max Post Insertion
(With OneUp Dropper)
280mm 300mm
Seat Clamp 35mm 35mm
Rear Tire Max Clearance 29x2.50" 29x2.50"
Sprocket Max Clearance 32-T round 32-T round
Brake Rotor Clearance
(IS Mount)
203mm 203mm
Wheel Size 29" 29"
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