If you’ve got £5000 spare (how much? etc, etc) and want a bike that’ll tackle anything/everything here’s the Borealis Echo XX1 that Sideways Tim has just popped round to show us.
Weighing in at “sub 30 pounds”, the carbon framed fat bike has fully guided internal routing for cables and stealth dropper, 100mm BB shell, 197x12mm rear end and space for a 4.8″ tyre on a 100mm rim.
Obviously the Echo XX1 comes with SRAM’s top of the range 1×11 gearing, XX brakes and a Rockshox Bluto 100mm fork. Race Face Next SL cranks, Next seatpost and Next bars complete the build. A Stealth Reverb upgrade option is available.
More info is available on the Borealis site
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Quite a narrow description of “anything/everything”……….
I am liking the look of that,not too keen on the price though
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Pointless making a fat bike for this money …. one for the posers not riders.
Why is it pointless, please expand kojak?
For that kind of money I would expect at least 90inches of travel and the ability to fly.Right, wheres me Stinky?
Oh, and does it come in green?
£5k would get me a lot more than 1 (one) bike.
Doesn’t look like there is much clearance under that fork bridge
Looks mega… Would like to see how it compares to the LTc.