Revel Rascal

Parts
Frame: Revel Rascal. Misc.: Large
Rear Shock: FOX X2 Factory
Fork: FOX 36 Grip2. Misc.: Set at 150mm
Handlebar: Race Face Atlas FR. Misc.: "Kash Money"
Stem: Other Pivot OEM
Brakes: Shimano XT M8000
Brake Levers: Shimano XT M8000
Shifters: Shimano XT M8100 12sp
Rear Derailleur: Shimano SLX
Cranks: Shimano SLX
Chainrings / Sprocket: Other Wolf Tooth 30t
Pedals: OneUp Components Alloys
Front Rim: Stan's NoTubes MK3. Misc.: De-stickered
Rear Rim: Stan's NoTubes MK3. Misc.: De-stickered
Hubs: Chris King Matte Bourbon
Front Tire: Maxxis 2.5 DHF
Rear Tire: Maxxis 2.4 DHRII
Saddle: SDG Bel Air V3
Seatpost: OneUp Components 180mm. Misc.: PNW Loam Lever

Parts

Frame: Revel Rascal. Misc.: Large

Rear Shock: FOX X2 Factory

Fork: FOX 36 Grip2. Misc.: Set at 150mm

Handlebar: Race Face Atlas FR. Misc.: "Kash Money"

Stem: Other Pivot OEM

Brakes: Shimano XT M8000

Brake Levers: Shimano XT M8000

Shifters: Shimano XT M8100 12sp

Rear Derailleur: Shimano SLX

Cranks: Shimano SLX

Chainrings / Sprocket: Other Wolf Tooth 30t

Pedals: OneUp Components Alloys

Front Rim: Stan's NoTubes MK3. Misc.: De-stickered

Rear Rim: Stan's NoTubes MK3. Misc.: De-stickered

Hubs: Chris King Matte Bourbon

Front Tire: Maxxis 2.5 DHF

Rear Tire: Maxxis 2.4 DHRII

Saddle: SDG Bel Air V3

Seatpost: OneUp Components 180mm. Misc.: PNW Loam Lever

General Info
Model Year: 2021
Weight: 32 lb 6 oz (14685 g)
Additional Info: Big thanks to Cyclepath PDX for this one. My attempt at putting a perfect bike together for the trails around the Portland, OR area; super aggressive geometry isn't really necessary for around here as things aren't that steep, but we do have a good amount of fast rocky trails where plush suspension is appreciated. Far from a sled but descends awesome for a 130mm bike and feels as good as I could hope on the way up. Weight off of a bathroom scale (w/ no pedals).

General Info

Model Year: 2021

Weight: 32 lb 6 oz (14685 g)

Additional Info: Big thanks to Cyclepath PDX for this one. My attempt at putting a perfect bike together for the trails around the Portland, OR area; super aggressive geometry isn't really necessary for around here as things aren't that steep, but we do have a good amount of fast rocky trails where plush suspension is appreciated. Far from a sled but descends awesome for a 130mm bike and feels as good as I could hope on the way up. Weight off of a bathroom scale (w/ no pedals).