Tomac Revolver Titanium XC

[Titanium Bikes]

Good day to all!

Collected a legend. Please rate

1. TOMAC REVOLVER TI XC FULL SUSPENSION
2. FOX TALAS, 27.5 (150-120)
3. Fox Float RL (165x38 )
4. Chris King NoThreadSet™
5. Titanium: wheel, plugs, grips, seatpost, clamp, rings, front axle (100x15mm)
6. HOPE TECH 3 V4 + FLOATING ROTORS 180/160 мм
7. Race Face Turbine
8. Shimano XTR FD-M971, Shimano XTR SL-M985, Shimano XTR SL-M970 (9)
9. Race Face Atlas
10. Shinano CN-7701 (XTR)
11. Shimano CS-M970 (XTR) - 9, 11-32T
12. Hope Tech DH 26 (32h) + Hope Pro 4 (100x15mm и 135 mm) – stainless steel drum + DT Champion 2.0 (stainless steel), nipple brass.
13. Schwalbe MARATHON MONDIAL Evolution, 26x2.00
14. Brooks Cambium C17 Black All Weather Carved

Assembly weight: 13.5 kg
Frame weight: 2 kg

 

[vtwinvince]

I'm not into full bounce, but that is worthy.

 

[minor_LEGEND]

Hmmm retro?
that aside it's pretty sweet but those tyres must ruin the ride. Marathons are awful.

 

[Titanium Bikes]

Hmmm retro?
that aside it's pretty sweet but those tyres must ruin the ride. Marathons are awful.

You are right. Only the frame, which was produced in 2003, can be considered retro. But it has been polished and it looks as good as new.
Assembling this bike I really wanted to show the perfect combination of the frame with other parts.
It is difficult to find a perfect frame for dual suspension among modern titanium bicycles.
All the parts of this bike are of the best quality (they aren't light but they are very reliable ). No carbon was used. Otherwise it could weigh 1.5-2 kg less.
In my opinion it looks aesthetically pleasing.

 

[minor_LEGEND]

I wasn't doubting that sir. Those Marathon tyres will probably outlast the frame (joke) but they are so heavy & boast really stiff sidewalls which dull the ride & are just make any bike feel sluggish.

For reference 'retro' is deemed pre-97 here on the forum.

 

[Norling Si]

A very, very beautiful bike! One of the best I've seen here. John Tomac would definitely appreciate this piece!
P.S. Titanium grips are something