At the beginning of the month, Revel announced a few changes to three of its bikes. While these werent significant changes, such as geometry tweaks, the Ritual, Rascal, and Rover all got a new look.Now, there were component changes. All bikes have SRAM groupset options, and the Rascals front end increases from 140mm to 150mm. Other than that, Revel announced new colors and new branding for the three bikes.Pulp Friction Rascal (left) & Pewter Pan Ritual (right)The classic Revel R is now located just above the middle of the downtubes underside. The worded brand itself has moved from the downtube to the underside of the toptube, near the junction of the seattube.Perhaps the only thing left is the R on the headtube.The bikes also received new colors. The Ritual is now offered in Pewter Pan and Space-X, while the Rascal now has a Copperhead and Pulp Friction colorway. Offerings for both of the bikes take Revel fans back to the beginning with the brands classic matte/gloss blend.Revel Rovers: Sin City (left) & Augusta (right)Gravel wasnt left out of the new color conversation. To further stand out, the Rover features a more traditional metal head badge, still with the classic R, however. It also received two new colors: Sin City and Augusta. These are the standard colorways for the Rover moving forward; however, Revel also offers a couple of limited-edition colors.Introducing Ultra Miami and Glow Bug. Both limited-edition colors will be available on the SRAM XPLR AXS Rover builds, which retail for $8,299.If you couldnt guess, Glow Bug (left) and Ultra Miami (right)While Revel doesnt specify how many frames they will make in these colors, they do say they wont be around forever.See more at revelbikes.com.The post More Color Updates for the Revel Rover, but This Time, They are Limited Edition appeared first on Bikerumor.