The replacement for the 305, this is the new 325. Tweaked geometry, slidy replaceable dropouts, 160mm forks and set up either for a Hammerschmidt or single chainring.Blurred close up of that bendy top tubeAnother new bike, Pace's 204, a 4" travel trail bike with replaceable slidy dropouts, relaxed geometry and love-or-hate looksThose dropouts in close upNew DT Swiss shock on the Pace 405, otherwise that remains unchanged.Much better looking than the 204, this is Pace's gorgeous 104 rigid singlespeed. Lovely swoopy rear stays, huge mud clearance.Chromed chainstay, curvy steel, replaceable dropouts.New XM (Cross Mountain) fork from DT Swiss, magnesium bridge. Light and stiff.If you have to ask, you can't afford it! DT Swiss all-singing ultralight XC race fork, full carbon (inc steerer), magnesium dropouts.Pace's brand new BB, fully sealed inside and out with externally accessible grease port. Even comes with the tool to regrease it.The obligatory round-town fixed gear, the 42:16Emily from Pace and the T-shirt to match the bike!
Juan; the 42:16 is about £500 I think…I spent a lot of time looking at that one when I was there yesterday.
Does anyone know when it will be available to buy?
Sorry, it’s £495, frame only…
http://www.bikeradar.com/news/article/cycle-show-09-paces-new-mountain-bike-frames-23549
What’s going on with the seat tube on that 325?
I need to going see it with real eyes at the weekend I think.
It was just the photo, seat tube looks entirely normal in the metal.
Any news on the weight for that 104
On the stand it said 5lbs.