Mountain Frames

Farley AL is a high-value platform for your fat bike build. This lightweight Alpha Aluminum fat bike frameset has the ride characteristics of a traditional trail bike, with all the monster truck capability that comes with fat bike tires. Includes carbon fork. Built to accommodate 26x5" or 27.5x4" wheels. It's right for you if... You're looking for a light, strong, alloy fat bike frame with a trail-optimized geometry for stability and responsiveness on any trail in any season. The tech you get A lightweight Alpha Platinum Aluminum frame with adjustable horizontal sliding dropouts, suspension-corrected OCLV Carbon Bontrager Haru Pro fork, and FSA headset. Rear thru axle dropout is 197mm, fork thru axle dropout is 15x150mm. The final word High-value fun in any season. Farley AL is fast, fun, and capable, and you're getting a great jumpstart on your build with an included Bontrager carbon fork. Why you'll love it - If you were under the impression that fat bikes were sluggish, this bike will change your mind - It's a four-season freedom machine that lets you ride outside all year long - You can run your choice of wheels with 26x5" or 27.5x4" tires

Session AL frameset gives you an awesome foundation for building up your ideal downhill machine. The new high-pivot suspension design keeps you nimble, planted, and blazing fast on even the most punishing runs, and burly alloy construction rolls with the punches on gnarly and technical trails. - New suspension layout with a high pivot and idler pulley increases traction, carries more speed, and reduces pedal kickback for more stability - Virtually zero pedal kickback means you’ll stay confidently planted and in control during descents—especially when landing jumps or drops - The high pivot design delivers a more efficient rearward axle path so you’ll carry more speed and your wheel won’t get hung up on obstacles - Adjust your suspension progression by flipping the lower shock mount chip—20% for plush park rides, 25% for racing efficiency - Our new DH sizing system is based on reach, not rider height, which is the most important factor in a great downhill bike fit