PK Ripper Super Elite
Description
By far, the most advanced PK Ripper frame of all time. The PK Ripper Super Elite frame with a 20.5" top tube comes equipped with features such as a tapered headtube, PF30 bottom bracket, and 20mm dropouts. Match it up with high-end race parts of your choice and you will surely smoke the competition.
KEY FEATURES
- Lightweight 6066 aluminum frame built with floval top tube, bi-oval down tube, 1-1/8” – 1.5” tapered head tube, tapered rear stays, 20mm 3-D forged rear dropouts with built-in chain tensioners and PF30 bottom bracket for maximum stiffness
- Cr-Mo Landing Gear forks featuring tapered legs and closed-end dropouts
- Comes equipped with three different sets of chain tensioner plates to accept hubs with 20mm, 15mm or 3/8” axles
- Promax QR-1 quick release seat clamp
- Sealed bearing integrated headset
- 3.3 pound frame weight
SPECIFICATIONS
| Suggested Rider Size | 5'3"-5'10" (160-178cm) |
| Frame | Super Elite Design, Lightweight 6066 Aluminum Floval Tubing w/ Bi-Oval Down Tube, 1-1/8"-1.5" Tapered Integrated Head Tube, PF30 Bottom Bracket, 68mm Wide BB, Tapered Rear Stays, 3D 20mm Dropouts, Built-in Chain Tensioners |
| Fork | Super Elite Landing Gear, Full Cr-Mo, Tapered Steerer Tube, Tapered Legs, 20mm Closed Dropouts |
| Headset | Neco, Sealed 1-1/8"-1.5" Tapered, Integrated Headset |
| Seat Clamp | Promax Quick Release, 31.8mm Inner Diameter |
| Accessories | 20mm, 15mm & 3/8" Chain Tensioner Adapters Included |
| Weight | Frame: 3.4 lbs / 1.54 kgs. Fork: 2.5 lbs / 1.13 kgs |
GEOMETRY
| A | Top Tube, Actual | 20.5" | |||||||||
| B | Seat Tube, Center To Top | 9.5" | |||||||||
| C | Seat Tube Angle | 71° | |||||||||
| D | Head Tube Angle | 74° | |||||||||
| E | Chainstay Length | 14.3" | |||||||||
| F | Wheelbase | 37" | |||||||||
| G | Bottom Bracket Height | 11.5" | |||||||||
| H | Standover | 22.3" | |||||||||
| Wheel Size | 20" | ||||||||||
| Seat Post Diameter | 27.2mm |
STEP-BY-STEP
HOW TO BUILD YOUR NEW SE BIKE!
SE bikes ship partially assembled from the factory. We always recommend that a trained mechanic build your bike, but if you follow this guide and take your time, you can build the bike yourself.