by Greg Herrman | Mar 9, 2020 | News
Lighter, stronger, made in America and 100% recyclable. The new Revel Wheels just flipped the script. The same bike nerds who brought you Revel Bikes are proud to present Revel Wheels. These rims are made from the brand new Fusion-FiberTM technology developed and manufactured in an aerospace facility in southern Utah. There’s no environmentally harmful or brittle epoxy in this carbon- it is a highly engineered, high performance composite polymer that makes for a significantly more durable, lighter, and better riding wheel with a nice damped feel.
by Greg Herrman | Jan 3, 2020 | News
Bike Mag Reviews the Rail-For a small company’s first attempt, the Rail feels like an established heavy-hitter.
“The Rail is so capable that we forgot about the travel, wheel size and almost everything else—besides, of course, milking as much speed and fun as we could get out of every inch of trail.”
Full Review Here
by Greg Herrman | Nov 15, 2019 | News
Zach From Bikerumor Shreds the Rail
“Both the Revel Rascal and Rail benefit from the Canfield Balance Formula suspension which does an incredible job at seamlessly transitioning from an efficient pedaler to a plush ripper. This was immediately apparent any time the trail pointed downwards, as the Rail offered impressive control through technical sections.”
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by Greg Herrman | Oct 25, 2019 | News
Worldwide Cyclery Rips the Rascal
“Our Favorite 29″ trail bike”
Video Review Here
by Greg Herrman | Jul 9, 2019 | News
Velonews First Ride: Revel Rail
“But the Rail is surprisingly nimble on climbs anyway. It fits well in the trend of long travel bikes that have found footing on climbs thanks in large part to anti-squat capabilities in rear suspension design. The CBF suspension here limits bob under heavy pedaling loads, so you won’t get too bogged down on the way up.”
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by Greg Herrman | Jul 9, 2019 | News
Bikerumor.com Revel Rascal Review
“Packing big hit performance in a relatively small package, the Rascal isn’t an ultra light trail bike. But if you like to take your time on the climbs, blitz the descents, and want something smaller than a full blown enduro bike that still offers big bike confidence, the Rascal is absolutely worth a look.”
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