Matt Stephens believes there's nothing the remnants of the breakaway could have done to deny Mads Pedersen Tour de France stage 4 victory, highlighting the trojan work by his Lidl-Trek teammates Quinn Simmons and Mathias Vacek. Simmons and Vacek policed the breakaway, originally of 34 riders, throug...

Lucas Lillistone (Halesowen Academy-Mapei) took Stage 2 of the Quanta Capital Junior Tour of Ireland, winning the run into Kilkee after 96.5 km from Ennis. But Glen Gregory Koiv (Team Rauland) holds on to the overall lead the Estonians two-second time bonus for second on the stage keeping him four seconds clear of Lillistone on general classification.Koiv also retains the Points jersey, while Jacob Steed (Halesowen Academy-Mapei) moves into the Mountains lead after a day with three categorised climbs Cooga, Moneypoint and the Kilkee Cliffs. Lillistone leads the First-Year Junior standings. Full stage result, GC and classifications below.Yellow GC Quanta CapitalGlen Gregory KOIVTeam RaulandGreen Points Cross InsurancesGlen Gregory KOIVTeam RaulandWorn by Fraser Gemmell (Spokes-Oscar Onley Devel)Polka Mountains Wicklow 200Jacob STEEDHalesowen Academy-MapeiWhite First-Year Junior Esmark FinchLucas LILLISTONEHalesowen Academy-Mapei Search the GC & find a riderLook up any rider or classification standing Stage 2 Result full (122 finishers)S2Ennis Kilkee 96.5 km 42.99 km/h1Lucas LILLISTONEHalesowen Academy-Mapei2:14:412Glen Gregory KOIVTeam Rauland2:14:43 +23Casey WARRENTeam California 1s.t.4George COOPERTeam Paus.t.5Alex BOTHAHot Tubess.t.6Fraser GEMMELLSpokes-Oscar Onley Devels.t.7Jacob STEEDHalesowen Academy-Mapeis.t.8Rian MC CRYSTALCycling Irelands.t.9Rab DRUMMONDTeam Raulands.t.10Wendel BAUERTeam California 1s.t.11Nils HUMMELTeam California 1s.t.12Louis THORNLEYSpokes-Oscar Onley Devels.t.13Zach BARBOURSpokes-Oscar Onley Devel2:14:46 +514Desmond MOHRBoulder Junior Cyclings.t.15Ethan COURSONDDP Elite Cyclings.t.16Sam GENAZZINILee Valley Youth CC 1s.t.17Conor REGANKilcullen Murphy Geospatials.t.18Carson BAKEREF Education ONTOs.t.19Egan LITTLETeam Velosports.t.20Gregor CALVERTWest Lothian Clarion CCs.t.21Curtis MC KEECycling Ulsters.t.22Enzo BERGHOUTEF Education ONTOs.t.23Ollie LARNERTeam Paus.t.24Caleb MC GREEVYCycling Ulsters.t.25Fionn KILLEENCycling Irelands.t.26Cian CONNOLLYNew England Cadence Wealths.t.27Joel KOWALONEKNew England Cadence Wealths.t.28Sylvan GARRELTSHot Tubess.t.29Oran O CALLAGHANTeam Munster Developments.t.30Lasse VAN HAESEBROUCKEHot Tubess.t.31Sebastian FUNKTeam Velosports.t.32Ben JONESIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.33Rocco SCHUMACHER360 Cycling JRTs.t.34Kaison SMITHEF Education ONTOs.t.35Diego DURANDDP Elite Cyclings.t.36Jake MC LEANIgnite Junior Cycling Teams.t.37Brodie DUNCANWest Lothian Clarion 2s.t.38Noah WHITELee Valley Youth CC 1s.t.39Stephen SAVINO IVNew England Cadence Wealths.t.40Andrew CONNOLLYTeam Munster Developments.t.41Kris MURTINKUSDornan Cycling Munsters.t.42Alec SORBYIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.43Hugh g MULHEARNECycling Irelands.t.44Gregory DE BENEDETTITeam California 1s.t.45Darragh BYRNECycling Irelands.t.46Noah WHELLERLee Valley Youth CC 1s.t.47Clark LAVOIETeam Velosports.t.48Ciaran O SULLIVANTeam Munster Developments.t.49Noah FINNCycling Leinsters.t.50Kash ADAMSKIHot Tubess.t.51Diarmuid COLLINSTeam Munster Developments.t.52Cormac NAGLEHot Tubess.t.53James ARMSTRONGCycling Irelands.t.54Mikey RATCLIFFEHalesowen Academy-Mapeis.t.55Adam KUBALABoulder Junior Cyclings.t.56Harper JOHNSON360 Cycling JRTs.t.57Brion THOMASTeam Pau 2s.t.58Raphael JACQUEMET-ROSSSpokes-Oscar Onley Devels.t.59Matthew CRABBEHot Tubes 22:15:10 +2960Charles ALCOCKTeam Raulands.t.61Gabriel JAKOBSENTeam Raulands.t.62John O MAHONYTeam Munster Developments.t.63Mason WILSONTeam Velosports.t.64Callum MAC IVERTeam Raulands.t.65Jack LAWLESSLeinster Shay Murphy Devels.t.66Tom HUGHESKilcullen Murphy Geospatials.t.67Roch MORGANIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.68James MACKEYCycling Ulsters.t.69Bennett ROSENew England Cadence Wealth2:15:16 +3570Ben GLOVERIgnite Junior Cycling Teams.t.71Ewan SEXTONWest Lothian Clarion CC2:15:18 +3772Nathan RIEMERBoulder Junior Cycling2:15:26 +4573Zach JONESIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.74George COLLINSLee Valley Youth CC 1s.t.75Jaiden LODHAIgnite Junior Cycling Team2:15:33 +5276Jack LEAVELLBoulder Junior Cycling2:15:35 +5477Taavi SNAPPBoulder Junior Cycling2:15:45 +1:0478Joe EGANHalesowen Academy-Mapeis.t.79Karl BRYANBoulder Junior Cycling 2s.t.80Oliver O SHAUGHNESSYCycling Leinsters.t.81Adam MATTHEWSCycling Ulsters.t.82Will SIMINSKILeinster Shay Murphy Devels.t.83Valentin ABOUTIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.84Benjamin BERGINCycling Leinsters.t.85Eli WATSONEF Education ONTO 2s.t.86Allanson DAVEY360 Cycling JRT2:15:55 +1:1487Luca GEDDES GASCOLee Valley Youth CC 12:16:00 +1:1988Reid MC LAUGHLINTeam California 12:16:01 +1:2089Elliot ENGLISH360 Cycling JRT2:16:13 +1:3290Bob MAYECycling Leinster2:16:20 +1:3991Seth HOLLANDDornan Cycling Munster2:16:28 +1:4792Tavin GARCIATeam Velosport2:16:31 +1:5093Jacob HINESEF Education ONTO2:16:34 +1:5394Coleman HUNTDDP Elite Cycling2:17:13 +2:3295Alex SNIDEREF Education ONTO2:17:17 +2:3696Luke WILLIAMSTeam California 22:17:20 +2:3997Jason GILSENANLeinster Shay Murphy Devel2:17:58 +3:1798Jack WOODSCycling Leinster2:18:30 +3:4999Noah KEELDDP Elite Cycling2:18:49 +4:08100Owen CAIRNSTeam Pau2:19:05 +4:24101Zachary RUDYTeam California 22:27:57 +13:16102Lee MC QUEENSpokes-Oscar Onley Devel 22:27:59 +13:18103Toby BARNESTeam Paus.t.104Joshua LOOSDornan Cycling Munsters.t.105Hamish MAYESSpokes-Oscar Onley Devel2:28:02 +13:21106James SAUNDERSHalesowen Academy-Mapeis.t.107Adrian DOYONIgnite Junior Cycling Team2:31:07 +16:26108David AVERYTeam California 22:34:19 +19:38109Reuben COXTeam Pau 22:39:29 +24:48110Duncan HINDWest Lothian Clarion CCs.t.111Xander BRANDON-HIGGSHalesowen Academy-Mapei 2s.t.112William GOGUENNew England Cadence Wealth2:46:09 +31:28113Darragh O KEEFELeinster Shay Murphy Devels.t.114Leon OUKTeam Velosport 2s.t.115Colin SHEEHANDornan Cycling Munster2:46:39 +31:58116Lance THODEDDP Elite Cycling2:47:00 +32:19117Riley SMITHCycling Ulster2:48:34 +33:53118Patrick THYNNEDornan Cycling Munsters.t.119Daithi KILLEENKilcullen Murphy Geospatial2:48:52 +34:11120Johnny DARLINGWest Lothian Clarion CC2:49:43 +35:02121Ollie PATERSONWest Lothian Clarion CCs.t.122Sean DELANEYLeinster Shay Murphy Devel2:49:52 +35:11DNFCameron HOUNSELL360 Cycling JRT Search the GC or look up a rider General Classification after Stage 2 fullGCGeneral Classification Quanta Capital1Glen Gregory KOIVTeam Rauland3:38:152Lucas LILLISTONEHalesowen Academy-Mapei3:38:19 +43Fraser GEMMELLSpokes-Oscar Onley Devel3:38:25 +104Casey WARRENTeam California 13:38:27 +125George COOPERTeam Pau3:38:31 +166Rian MC CRYSTALCycling Irelands.t.7Nils HUMMELTeam California 1s.t.8Jacob STEEDHalesowen Academy-Mapeis.t.9Rab DRUMMONDTeam Raulands.t.10Louis THORNLEYSpokes-Oscar Onley Devels.t.11Wendel BAUERTeam California 1s.t.12Alex BOTHAHot Tubess.t.13Desmond MOHRBoulder Junior Cycling3:38:34 +1914Ethan COURSONDDP Elite Cyclings.t.15Carson BAKEREF Education ONTOs.t.16Sam GENAZZINILee Valley Youth CC 1s.t.17Ben JONESIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.18Zach BARBOURSpokes-Oscar Onley Devels.t.19Ollie LARNERTeam Paus.t.20Conor REGANKilcullen Murphy Geospatials.t.21Fionn KILLEENCycling Irelands.t.22Caleb MC GREEVYCycling Ulsters.t.23Enzo BERGHOUTEF Education ONTOs.t.24Egan LITTLETeam Velosports.t.25Joel KOWALONEKNew England Cadence Wealths.t.26Gregor CALVERTWest Lothian Clarion CCs.t.27Brodie DUNCANWest Lothian Clarion 2s.t.28Noah WHITELee Valley Youth CC 1s.t.29Mikey RATCLIFFEHalesowen Academy-Mapeis.t.30Diego DURANDDP Elite Cyclings.t.31Lasse VAN HAESEBROUCKEHot Tubess.t.32Rocco SCHUMACHER360 Cycling JRTs.t.33Sylvan GARRELTSHot Tubess.t.34Stephen SAVINO IVNew England Cadence Wealths.t.35Oran O CALLAGHANTeam Munster Developments.t.36Hugh g MULHEARNECycling Irelands.t.37Noah FINNCycling Leinsters.t.38Andrew CONNOLLYTeam Munster Developments.t.39Curtis MC KEECycling Ulsters.t.40Clark LAVOIETeam Velosports.t.41Ciaran O SULLIVANTeam Munster Developments.t.42Adam KUBALABoulder Junior Cyclings.t.43Kaison SMITHEF Education ONTOs.t.44Alec SORBYIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.45Noah WHELLERLee Valley Youth CC 1s.t.46Kash ADAMSKIHot Tubess.t.47James ARMSTRONGCycling Irelands.t.48Darragh BYRNECycling Irelands.t.49Harper JOHNSON360 Cycling JRTs.t.50Raphael JACQUEMET-ROSSSpokes-Oscar Onley Devels.t.51Cormac NAGLEHot Tubess.t.52Gabriel JAKOBSENTeam Rauland3:38:54 +3953Matthew CRABBEHot Tubes 23:38:58 +4354Callum MAC IVERTeam Raulands.t.55Charles ALCOCKTeam Raulands.t.56Tom HUGHESKilcullen Murphy Geospatials.t.57Roch MORGANIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.58John O MAHONYTeam Munster Developments.t.59Bennett ROSENew England Cadence Wealth3:39:04 +4960George COLLINSLee Valley Youth CC 13:39:14 +5961Nathan RIEMERBoulder Junior Cyclings.t.62Zach JONESIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.63Jaiden LODHAIgnite Junior Cycling Team3:39:21 +1:0664Taavi SNAPPBoulder Junior Cycling3:39:33 +1:1865Karl BRYANBoulder Junior Cycling 2s.t.66Eli WATSONEF Education ONTO 2s.t.67Oliver O SHAUGHNESSYCycling Leinsters.t.68Will SIMINSKILeinster Shay Murphy Devels.t.69Adam MATTHEWSCycling Ulsters.t.70Valentin ABOUTIsle of Man Utmost Mezzos.t.71Luca GEDDES GASCOLee Valley Youth CC 13:39:48 +1:3372Reid MC LAUGHLINTeam California 13:39:49 +1:3473Seth HOLLANDDornan Cycling Munster3:40:16 +2:0174Jacob HINESEF Education ONTO3:40:22 +2:0775Alex SNIDEREF Education ONTO3:41:05 +2:5076Sebastian FUNKTeam Velosport3:43:25 +5:1077Kris MURTINKUSDornan Cycling Munsters.t.78Diarmuid COLLINSTeam Munster Developments.t.79Brion THOMASTeam Pau 2s.t.80Gregory DE BENEDETTITeam California 13:43:40 +5:2581Jack LAWLESSLeinster Shay Murphy Devel3:43:47 +5:3282Mason WILSONTeam Velosport3:43:49 +5:3483Ben GLOVERIgnite Junior Cycling Team3:43:55 +5:4084Ewan SEXTONWest Lothian Clarion CC3:44:03 +5:4885Allanson DAVEY360 Cycling JRT3:44:58 +6:4386Bob MAYECycling Leinster3:44:59 +6:4487Coleman HUNTDDP Elite Cycling3:45:52 +7:3788Jack WOODSCycling Leinster3:47:24 +9:0989Jake MC LEANIgnite Junior Cycling Team3:47:25 +9:1090Noah KEELDDP Elite Cycling3:47:28 +9:1391Owen CAIRNSTeam Pau3:47:42 +9:2792Joe EGANHalesowen Academy-Mapei3:48:17 +10:0293Elliot ENGLISH360 Cycling JRT3:48:48 +10:3394James MACKEYCycling Ulster3:49:08 +10:5395Benjamin BERGINCycling Leinster3:49:43 +11:2896Tavin GARCIATeam Velosport3:50:41 +12:2697Luke WILLIAMSTeam California 23:51:30 +13:1598Cian CONNOLLYNew England Cadence Wealth3:52:01 +13:4699Hamish MAYESSpokes-Oscar Onley Devel3:56:52 +18:37100Lee MC QUEENSpokes-Oscar Onley Devel 23:57:02 +18:47101Adrian DOYONIgnite Junior Cycling Team3:59:44 +21:29102Jason GILSENANLeinster Shay Murphy Devel3:59:57 +21:42103Jack LEAVELLBoulder Junior Cycling4:00:20 +22:05104James SAUNDERSHalesowen Academy-Mapei4:00:37 +22:22105Zachary RUDYTeam California 24:01:55 +23:40106Toby BARNESTeam Pau4:02:09 +23:54107Reuben COXTeam Pau 24:03:17 +25:02108Joshua LOOSDornan Cycling Munster4:05:14 +26:59109David AVERYTeam California 24:06:51 +28:36110Xander BRANDON-HIGGSHalesowen Academy-Mapei 24:08:08 +29:53111Duncan HINDWest Lothian Clarion CC4:12:08 +33:53112Riley SMITHCycling Ulster4:12:22 +34:07113Colin SHEEHANDornan Cycling Munster4:15:26 +37:11114Daithi KILLEENKilcullen Murphy Geospatial4:17:31 +39:16115William GOGUENNew England Cadence Wealth4:18:48 +40:33116Darragh O KEEFELeinster Shay Murphy Devel4:20:14 +41:59117Lance THODEDDP Elite Cycling4:21:01 +42:46118Patrick THYNNEDornan Cycling Munster4:25:49 +47:34119Ollie PATERSONWest Lothian Clarion CC4:27:01 +48:46120Leon OUKTeam Velosport 24:28:08 +49:53121Johnny DARLINGWest Lothian Clarion CC4:31:42 +53:27122Sean DELANEYLeinster Shay Murphy Devel4:31:51 +53:36First-Year Junior Overall full (56)FYJFirst-Year Junior Overall Esmark Finch1Lucas LILLISTONEHalesowen Academy-Mapei3:38:192Fraser 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This route begins in the city of Presque Isle, the hub of Aroostook County. Aroostook County, also known as The County by just about everybody in Maine, is the largest []The post Hub of Aroostook appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Olav Kooij has taken a dramatic win on stage 5 of the Tour de France, after a multirider crash just outside the 5km safety zone.Max Kanter (XDS Astana Team) and Tim Merlier (Soudal Quick-Step) took second and third respectively.More to follow

We catch up with Argon 18s Product Director, Alex Ct, who explains why the brands new Anti Matter is a uniquely no-compromise, aero-informed, carbon gravel race bike.

The 2026 Tour de France had so far rewarded UAE Team Emirates - XRG, Team Visma | Lease a Bike and Lidl-Trek. Today, it was Decathlon CMA CGM Team to add its name to the winners' list, as Olav Kooij won the first bunch sprint of the race in a crash-marred finale in Pau. The stage had 158 kilometers...

When Pademelon started SIDE QUEST as a secondary brand under the Pademelon name, their goal was simple: design and 3D print specialized parts and accessories to solve very specific trail-side problems. But lately, the Australian brand thats known for its Steering Damper has come across another problem, and today, they open their digital vault to solve it.(Photos / Pademelon)It seems that riders who are outside of Australia are getting nailed with crazy international shipping fees when ordering SIDE QUEST products. In their words, Spending $15 AUD on a smart, protective component makes perfect sense but spending double or triple that amount to fly a lightweight piece of TPU across the world does not. To solve that problem, SIDE QUEST opened its digital vault. So you can now purchase and download their proprietary STL fabrication files straight from their site.Open the Digital VaultSIDE QUEST has been receiving a lot of requests to release their digital fabrication files. The brand had never even thought about opening up its proprietary files to share. Physical products have always been their thing, so it never occurred to them. After a few customers asked about buying the files, they started setting up an infrastructure to help deliver clean digital assets. What About Pricing?SIDE QUEST wanted to be direct when they talked about the pricing. They know these files are not cheap, and they are not free. They also know that there are a lot of riders who expect 3D print files to be open-source. But the shapes of the SIDE QUEST parts represent extensive product development time including real-world testing on the rowdiest trails in Tasmania, which spawned several design iterations.So, SIDE QUEST wants you to know that when you purchase a file, you are paying for the engineering expertise that ensures the part actually works when the trail gets rough. Thats fair.SIDE QUEST Digital File CostsUnder Guide: $11Pump Mount: $11 (NEW)Trail Tray: $8DH Plate V2: $11Enduro Plate: $11 Youll notice the new next to the Pump Mount. Well, its a brand new file that was just launched. Its like their existing pump mount thats specifically for the Santa Cruz frames that are equipped with a Glovebox. This Pump Mount utilizes the same secure, mechanical design. Its engineered to fit the OneUp Components Everyday Carry (EDC) 70cc pump. But, but theyve adapted the mounting interface to drop perfectly into Specialized frames utilizing SWAT 2.0 doors. No rattling, no loose tools, and zero international shipping delays. Nice. Respecting the CraftPademelon wants you to know that when you access the files on their website, youll see a digital asset license check box on the product page. They said the terms are literal, simple, and completely non-corporate:Personal use only:Absolutely no digital file sharing and no commercial sale of physical prints.No refunds:Due to the nature of digital delivery, all asset sales are final.Rider accountability:You accept full responsibility for your own print calibration, machine operation, and tool safety.For more info or to download your own files, hit the link below.Pademelon.ccThe post Print Your Own Bike Parts at Home with Pademelons SIDE QUEST 3D Files appeared first on Bikerumor.

The 2026 Tour de France will take place from the 4th to the 26th of July. Throughout the21 stages, the peloton will be racing through the mountains, sprint stages, cobblestones, individual and team time trials, and even. We take a look at all stages, their official profiles, and preview the days -...

While there is an appeal to lite or SL class eMTBs for some riders, it makes sense for Devinci Cycles to release a full power E-Spartan. If the bike itself is a capable machine with plenty of suspension squish, which the Spartan certainly is, why not give it a big motor and battery for all-day shredding?The new E-Spartan is a long travel enduro eMTB built for rough terrain, and with a powerful motor and 800Wh battery its now able to ride rowdy trails all day long. Last year, BikeRumor reviewed the E-Spartan Lite, which offered impressive ride qualities, but its 400Wh battery didnt provide a huge range. The new E-Spartan is a bit heftier, but I suspect many eMTB riders will accept that in exchange for more power and ride time per charge.2027 Devinci E-Spartan Frame FeaturesAll E-Spartan frames are made from Optimum G04 6061-T6 aluminum. Devinci says aluminum offers an ideal balance of durability, stiffness, and strength-to-weight ratio. Hailing from a region of Quebec known for aluminum production, the E-Spartans are designed, tested, and made in Canada. Built for enduro riding, the E-Spartan offers 165mm of rear travel and all models come with 170mm forks. This bike runs MX wheels only.The E-Spartan features Devincis Split-Pivot suspension platform, but its linkage has been optimized for eMTBs. Devinci moved the main pivot 5 mm higher, which adjusts the bikes anti-squat for ideal performance with the motors assistance. Accounting for the motors influence and the eMTBs added weight, the optimized linkage reduces unwanted suspension movement to ensure pedalling efficiency, while maintaining reliable traction and small-bump sensitivity.E-Spartan frames fit metric Trunnion-mount shocks; the rocker link requires no spacers, and the shock rotates on bearings for smooth action. Devinci uses Enduro double-lip sealed bearings in their frames. The linkages progressive leverage ratio was designed to work well with either air or coil shocks.On the GX AXS build, Devinci set up the E-Spartan with one nifty feature they introduced on the Lite model: the rear derailleur is powered by the bikes main battery. This eliminates any concerns about your derailleur battery dying, and if you drain your main battery, the system cuts off assist power and saves a little juice so you can still shift gears. Like other Devinci MTBs the E-Spartans get internal cable routing, with clean, simple straight entry ports at the head tube. Since this bike is meant for the rough stuff, it gets an upper chain guide included.Key fitments include a Boost 148mm rear axle, SRAM UDH compatible dropouts, and clearance for up to 2.6 rear tires. All frame sizes can fit a 650ml water bottle or larger (with a reservoir shock) on the down tube.The frame accepts 31.6mm seatposts. Stock dropper post lengths are: 150mm/small, 170mm/medium, 200mm/large. The GX AXS model gets a 230mm post for its XL size, while the other two models get 200mm posts on XLs.To fend off rocks and paint damage, the E-Spartan comes with a chainstay protector, and between the lower down tube protector and shuttle guard, almost the entire downtube is shielded. The motor also has its own Nylon shield, which is vented to drain water and let heat escape.Complete bike weight is listed at 54.72 lbs (size medium, GX AXS model) or 55.16 lbs (medium, Eagle 90). Weight for the Deore model is not yet available.Drive SystemProviding the E-Spartans assist is a 5th generation Bosch Performance Line CX motor. This motor offers a maximum 120Nm of torque and 750W peak power.The motor is powered by an 800Wh Bosch PowerTube 800 battery. The E-Spartan frame does not offer a quick battery removal option; Devinci prefers the integrated design, which reduces the weight of the frame. The in-frame charge port is located on the non-drive side, just in front of the motor. All models of the E-Spartans come with a 4A charger, which charges the battery fully in 3.5 hours or gets to 50% in 1.5 hours. If 800Wh isnt enough battery capacity for you, the bike is also compatible with Boschs PowerMore 250Wh range extender.Boschs mini remote handlebar controller provides your main controls in a small, ergonomic package. The System Controller display mounted in the bikes top tube shows your battery life, assist mode, houses the power button, and can also be used to switch between assist levels.Of course youre not stuck with factory configurations. Boschs eBike Flow App allows customization of settings, plus software updates, ride tracking, and syncing with Strava, among other features.GeometryThe E-Spartan keeps things simple with fixed geometry There are no flip-chips and no chainstay length adjustment (like Devinci gave the current Spartan).Key angles include a slack 63.5 head tube and seat tube angles ranging slightly from 77.8-77.4 depending on frame size. Reach numbers are a bit conservative at 456mm for a medium and 478mm for a large.Chainstays lengths are the same for all frame sizes at 438mm. While some of Devincis MTBs do come with proportional chainstays, the E-Spartans frame does not allow for a similar adjustment of pivot locations. Consequently, Devinci decided to hone in on the best fixed length for this bike. After extensive testing with riders on different frame sizes, they found the 438mm stays keep the bike feeling lively, responsive and snappy through corners without sacrificing stability or traction. Model Lineup:E-Spartan GX AXS 12s- $9099The GX AXS 12s model comes in a Velvet Concrete/Gloss colorway.E-Spartan Eagle 90 $7899The E-Spartan Eagle 90 is available in the same color as the above model.E-Spartan Deore 12s- $6699The Deore 12s model comes in its own Gunmetal/Gloss color.*Images c. Devinci CyclesThe E-Spartan launches today, so check out Devincis website for further details. 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