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Patrol’s latest carbon hardtails cost from just £1300

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Patrol Mountain launches updated C09 carbon hardtail range for 2021 with new geometry, specs and great pricing.

For a brand that’s generally pretty quiet internationally, Patrol Mountain has been making a lot of noise these past few weeks. It all kicked off with the announcement of an EP8 powered eBike, followed by the news of the Indonesian brand’s new carbon bikes aimed at kids. The slew of new launches resumes today with the release of the Patrol C091, C092 and C093 bikes.

These new hardtails each share the same Patrol 09 carbon fibre frame, a newly developed frameset which Patrol says has more of an enduro flavour to it than their previous hardtails.

On the geometry front, the 09 frameset has a 67-degree head tube angle, and a generous reach of 455mm on a medium, while large bikes size up to 475mm. Each size from S to XL have chainstays of 430mm and run on 29in wheels.

2021 Patrol C09 frame geometry

2021 Patrol C09 frame geometry

Patrol is aiming the bike at riders who want to explore, rack up the miles, and get rowdy from time to time so, as well as long, slack(ish) frame, each bike is fitted with a 130mm travel fork and dropper post with at least 150mm of travel, 170mm on L and XL bikes.

If we delve into the frame we find nice features like 2 places to fit a water bottle, a 148×12 rear axle, internal cable routing including a very neat headset design that allows cables and hoses to pass through the steerer, and even a threaded BB.

Another nice touch is a hidden spare mech hanger that’s located in a small compartment on the downtube.

Patrol has released 3 builds of the new hardtail with prices starting at just $1699 and rising to $2199. Patrol hasn’t provided UK pricing yet as they are currently seeking a distributor.

2021 Patrol C093 Specifications

patrol c093
  • Frame: PATROL 09 carbon, 12×148 mm
  • Fork: X-FUSION RC32, 130mm travel, TA 15×110
  • Rear Mech: SHIMANO Deore M5120, 11s
  • Shifter: SHIMANO Deore M5100
  • Chainset: SHIMANO Deore M5100-1
  • Cassette: SHIMANO Deore M5100-11
  • Brakes: SHIMANO MT200
  • Wheels: PATROL, alloy, 32h
  • Tires: VEE TIRE Mission, 29×2.30
  • Dropper post: KS KSP900-I remote, 31.6mm, 150mm (S/M) – 175mm (L/XL)
  • Price: $1699

2021 Patrol C092 Specifications

2021 Patrol C092 Specifications
  • Frame: PATROL 09 carbon, 12×148 mm
  • Fork: X-FUSION RC32, 130mm travel, 15×110
  • Rear mech: SHIMANO Deore M6100, 12s
  • Shifter: SHIMANO Deore M6100
  • Chainset: SHIMANO Deore MT510-1
  • Cassette: SHIMANO Deore M6100, 12s, 10-50t
  • Brakes: SHIMANO MT200
  • Wheels: PATROL alloy rims with SHIMANO hubs
  • Tires: VEE TIRE Mission, 29×2.30
  • Dropper post: KS KSP900-I remote, 31.6mm, 150mm (S/M) – 175mm (L/XL)
  • Price: $1899

2021 Patrol C091 Specifications

2021 Patrol C091 Specifications
  • Frame: PATROL 09 carbon, 12×148 mm
  • Fork: ROCKSHOX Recon RL, 130mm travel, 15×110, 51mm offset SRAM SX EagleTM, 12s
  • Rear mech: SRAM SX EagleTM
  • Chainset: SRAM NX EagleTM, 32t
  • Cassette: SRAM PG-1210 EagleTM, 12s, 11-50t
  • Brakes: SHIMANO MT400
  • Wheels: PATROL, alloy, 32h
  • Tires: VEE TIRE Crown Gem, 29×2.30
  • Dropper post: X FUSION Manic, 31.6mm, 150mm (S/M) – 170mm (L/XL)
  • Price: $2199

More details can be found over on Patrol’s social media as their website hasn’t been updated with their latest bikes yet.

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Andi is a gadget guru and mountain biker who has lived and ridden bikes in China and Spain before settling down in the Peak District to become Singletrack's social media expert. He is definitely more big travel fun than XC sufferer but his bike collection does include some rare hardtails - He's a collector and curator as well as a rider. Theory and practice in perfect balance with his inner chi, or something. As well as living life based on what he last read in a fortune cookie Andi likes nothing better than riding big travel bikes.

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Comments (2)

    Is “2 places to fit a water bottle” two options of places to fit a water bottle, or “2 water bottle mounting locations, both of which can be used simultaneously, with a 750ml bottle in each”

    Is the volume of said bottles or mount locations dependant on frame size?

    If it’s got 2 bottle mount points, I want to be able to use both! Unlike some of my current bikes….

    I’ve almost a whole bikes worth of bits hanging about in the garage. They don’t do / plan a ‘frame only’ option do they?

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