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BMX Frame Wethepeople Revolver Freestyle (21.25" - Kashima Bronze)

The Wethepeople Revolver 2021 is a high-performance freestyle BMX frame, crafted from sturdy, reliable Japanese 4130 steel. With a long 13.25" (33.7cm) (slammed) rear-end and a high 9.1" (23.1cm) standover height, this frame offers superb stability and excellent air control, making it ideal for riders. Additionally, it simplifies handling larger gaps and transitions. Featuring a mellow headtube angle of 74.85°, the frame ensures better control at elevated speeds, making it perfect for tackling trails. These characteristics render the frame versatile for both park and street terrains, enabling seamless transitions between urban environments and skateparks.

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BMX Frame Wethepeople Revolver Freestyle (21.25" - Kashima Bronze)
The Wethepeople Revolver 2021 is a high-performance freestyle BMX frame, crafted from sturdy, reliable Japanese 4130 steel. With a long 13.25" (33.7cm) (slammed) rear-end and a high 9.1" (23.1cm) standover height, this frame offers superb stability and excellent air control, making it ideal for riders. Additionally, it simplifies handling larger gaps and transitions. Featuring a mellow headtube angle of 74.85°, the frame ensures better control at elevated speeds, making it perfect for tackling trails. These characteristics render the frame versatile for both park and street terrains, enabling seamless transitions between urban environments and skateparks. Equipped with built-in chain tensioners to maintain chain tightness Includes the appropriate openings for gyro brake installation, eliminating concerns when attempting bar spins A lower 11.5" (29.2cm) bottom bracket height enhances the frame's stability

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