While it has been possible to get a Revel Bike shipped anywhere in the world, there’s something comforting about having a UK person to call up and pester with questions and deal with all the shipping and stuff for you. If you’d been eying up the hype over Revel Bikes in the USA, you’ll be glad to hear that Cyclorise is their new UK Distributor.
Cyclorise has a track record of bringing in interesting USA based products – they’re also the distributor for Timber! Bells and RevGrips, among other things. The Revel range of three bikes: Rascal, Ranger and Rail has been getting good feedback from riders, while their wheel line up claims a variety of interesting construction methods.
Rascal Geometry 
Ranger Geometry 
Rail Geometry
The Rail is a 27.5 bike with 165mm travel, while the Ranger and Rascal have 29in wheels and 115mm and 130mm travel respectively. They’re all carbon fibre bikes, which is no surprise given the company is the product of collaboration between Adam Miller (Borealis and Why Cycles), Jeremiah Starkey (Rockshox, Trust Performance, Selle Royal), Jason Schiers (Founder of Enve) and Mike Giese.
The Revel brand launched in 2019 with their range of full suspension mountain bikes, featuring the CBF linkage design. CBF focuses on designing rear suspension around the centre of curvature, for maximum peddling efficiency ‘regardless of terrain, where you are in the travel, or what kind of power you are putting down.’
‘It has been an incredible journey growing Revel in the US over the past year and a half’ says Revel founder, Adam Miller. ‘We are absolutely thrilled to see our bikes hit the trail in the UK. We feel very fortunate to be teaming up with Cyclorise to distribute our bikes. It was obviously right from the start that they share our passion for cycling, and they are the perfect fit for our brand.’ – Adam Miller, Founder
The deal is the latest in a busy year for Cyclorise, who recently added four component and accessory brands to their portfolio which now consists of Revgrips, Louri, Fasst Company, Ochain, Smoove Lube and Slicy Products amongst several others.
Cyclorise owner Thomas Dibley said ‘2020 has already been a significant growth year for Cyclorise but we aren’t done yet. I am so proud to be able to announce our partnership with Revel Bikes. To say that we are going to introduce and grow a bike brand that represents such stunning performance, quality and desirability, is exceptionally exciting. I have a personal interest in products that aren’t just ‘run-of-the-mill’, which is evident from our existing range. Revel Bikes brings something unique to the premium MTB market and we’re here to deliver it to riders in the UK.’
Thomas has an eye for interesting products, and he’s managed to lure us into stocking a few of them in our Singletrack shop. Before you head off to Cyclorise to buy a Revel, why not pay our shop a visit.
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Nice but;
BOLU 6801 VRS full complement, 12mm x 21mm x 5mm 18pcs per bike
18 bearings!! At least they are all the same size.
Ohh that’s goods news! I’ve been eyeing up the Ranger for next year…
Revel ranger looks a mighty fine short travel (DC) bike, even if paper based geo is not following the slack/steep trend. Its a shame the masses cannot get to demo bikes easily nowadays (covid) as they say this bike wears that grin factor. Is it also true Semenuk has a role in Revel Bikes too?
So what will UK pricing be???
@MrRichardH from £2999 for a frame and shock, bikes from £4,999
Nice, Also had my eye on the Ranger, hopefully they’ll bring the wheels in too.
Semenuk’s Revel Co. is his own components brand, different company.
I remember Revel bikes in the UK in the 90’s – they were 4X, Dirt jump and BMX bikes made my Anthony Revel I thought – any relation?
I think that was Revell with 2 Ls. Different company altogether. Revell still has a website, where the news section promises a new line landing in 2012.
That makes more sense! – the Revell bikes always looked really nice, and these Revel ones do too!