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We The People Revolver Frame

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We The People Revolver FrameThe Revolver frame was created with the sole intention of shredding on any terrain. We used larger diameter rear tubing and an invest cast wishbone, to not only give the Revolver a strong and unique look but more importantly to strengthen and stiffen the whole frame up giving it a stable yet responsive feel. Combined with our new 7. 5mm thick invest cast dropouts with integrated chain tensioners the Revolver is a deadly weapon capable of just about

The Revolver frame was created with the sole intention of shredding on any terrain. We used larger diameter rear tubing and an invest cast wishbone, to not only give the Revolver a strong and unique look but more importantly to strengthen and stiffen the whole frame up - giving it a stable yet responsive feel. Combined with our new 7.5mm thick invest cast dropouts with integrated chain tensioners - the Revolver is a deadly weapon capable of just about anything.

  • Tubing: butted and seamless Japanese 4130 chromoly
  • Wider rear triangle allows clearance for a 2.4" tire
  • Includes WTP Supreme 6061-T6 alloy aftermarket seat clamp
  • Bottom Bracket: 74mm mid size, CNC-machined and heat-treated
  • Headtube: 127mm CNC-machined and heat-treated, integrated headset, drilled for gyro tabs
  • Dropouts: 7.5mm investment cast with integrated chain tensioners, heat-treated 4130 chromoly
  • Brakes: pivot-3 removable brake mounts, frame comes without brake hardware
  • Investment cast wishbone design for an extra stiff backend
  • Larger radius stay tubing for a stiffer and stronger back end
  • WTP top tube and down tube gusset
  • Chain Stay: 13.25"-13.75'' - optimized for 13.25"/13.5'' w/ 28-9
  • Head Tube Angle: 74.85°
  • Seat Tube Angle: 71°
  • Bottom Bracket Height: 11.5”
  • Stand Over Height: 9.1”
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