Revel Rascal 29'er, Reviewed

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A carbon fiber, 130/140mm travel mountain bike that is designed with the fun-seeking rider in mind, this 29'er is the perfect balance in geometry, travel, weight, and all-around usability.

After setting out to build fun, high-end full suspension, the folks behind Revel Bikes discovered Canfield’s CBF suspension design. Taking into account certain factors that other suspension doesn’t, they were immediately enthralled. The result of that love affair is the Rascal and it’s smaller wheeled, longer travel sibling, the Rail.

In this video, Fanatik employees Jacob and Justin get out on the Rascal and give us a look at why these bikes are special, and what they do best - having fun on two wheels.

Video filmed and edited by Doug Jambor

Cover photo by Colby Mesick

Music Credit: LAKEY INSPIRED
Track Name: "Going Up"
License for commercial use: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported "Share Alike" (CC BY-SA 3.0) License.

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[fkuashum]

Thanks for the video! According to my info, the Rascal frame is about one pound heavier than some light-weight competition, e.g. Ibis Ripley. So, how light can you build up a Rascal? Could you give some figures for the builds that you have done or have on hands? Many thanks!