Monday, 23 April 2012
Ritchey P-29 coming to Liberty Bikes May 2012
They have finally given us an ETA! We have access to a limited number of these beautiful Ritchey P-29 frames coming in May 2012.
If you are interested you will have to let us know as soon as possible so we can secure one in the size you would like. (check out the geomerty chart at the bottom of the post)
RRP for these very exclusive frames is only $1099.00
Here's what Dirtworks, Australian distributors for Ritchey have to say about the P-29 as well as the geomerty:
The return of the legendary Ritchey Mountain Bike. Tom
Ritchey applied 38 years of racing, designing and building
steel mountain bikes into a new model-the P-29er.
Like any Ritchey, this bike is born to go fast without
sacrificing comfort or durability. Heat-treated, triple-butted
Ritchey Logic II tubing in our own unique butting profiles
results in a frame that balances rough trail compliance with
sprint-winning stiffness.
The 29er-specific geometry was defined by the best way we
know: countless hours of saddle time under Tom Ritchey,
World Cup legend Thomas Frischknect and other racers.
The result: nimble handling that captures the benefits of the
big wheels, stable but not sluggish, equally at home on allday
epics or tight, technical singletrack race courses.
The instantly-recognizable tri-color fade is a tribute to the
classic Ritchey P-series racing mountain bike.
Frame Size S M L XL
Head Tube Length 90 100 115 130
Top Tube (actual) 560 571 589 611
Top Tube (effective) 580 595 615 635
Seat Tube Length 380 431 483 533
Seat Tube Angle 73º 73º 73º 73º
Head Tube Angle 69.5º 70º 70º 70º
Chainstay Length* 447 447 447 447
Post Diameter 27.2 27.2 27.2 27.2
*Adjustable
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Race Report: Rhianna Farrell Takes Out 4hr.
Photo: Adrian Middleton
Liberty Bikes / Rocky Mountain Bicycles rider Rhianna Farrell took out the first round of the Single Track Minds Enduro Series with a win in the 4 hour held at Jorgensen Park, Kalamunda on the 1st of April. Rhianna held off challenges from a talented Solo Women's field including Mel Webb and Simone McCallum to take home first place.
Rhianna's race winning bike is the Rocky Mountain Element 70RSL, a full carbon frame with 100mm of suspension travel handled by Fox Forks and Shocks. The only customisation has been the inclusion of Shimano's XT race wheelset and 160mm centrelock rotors rolling on Maxxis Crossmark tubeless tyres.
Another great result on the day was Chris Fisher and Dave Nairn of Delta BA Racing / Rocky Mountain Bicycles finishing in 2nd and 3rd respectively in the Solo Men's category.
Chris is currently racing on the Rocky Mountain Vertex 990RSL carbon fibre 29er. His XL size bike weighed in under 10kg including tubeless tyres!
A big congratulations must also go to John Carney of Single Track Minds for running another great event. He certainly gets the most out of Jorgensen Park considering it is not a regular MTB location. Also well done to all the punters who came out and made the atmosphere so inviting and enjoyable, endurance racing in WA is going from strength to strength because of your participation.
Liberty Bikes / Rocky Mountain Bicycles rider Rhianna Farrell took out the first round of the Single Track Minds Enduro Series with a win in the 4 hour held at Jorgensen Park, Kalamunda on the 1st of April. Rhianna held off challenges from a talented Solo Women's field including Mel Webb and Simone McCallum to take home first place.
Rhianna's race winning bike is the Rocky Mountain Element 70RSL, a full carbon frame with 100mm of suspension travel handled by Fox Forks and Shocks. The only customisation has been the inclusion of Shimano's XT race wheelset and 160mm centrelock rotors rolling on Maxxis Crossmark tubeless tyres.
Another great result on the day was Chris Fisher and Dave Nairn of Delta BA Racing / Rocky Mountain Bicycles finishing in 2nd and 3rd respectively in the Solo Men's category.
Chris is currently racing on the Rocky Mountain Vertex 990RSL carbon fibre 29er. His XL size bike weighed in under 10kg including tubeless tyres!
A big congratulations must also go to John Carney of Single Track Minds for running another great event. He certainly gets the most out of Jorgensen Park considering it is not a regular MTB location. Also well done to all the punters who came out and made the atmosphere so inviting and enjoyable, endurance racing in WA is going from strength to strength because of your participation.
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