Frames have landed.... yes, blue pigs can fly.

Click the pics for some nice detail. You may have to tilt your head, I wanna make sure you're paying attention! :)

Let's mix it up a bit.

mmmBop.

Two flavors. Non-photoshopped, i'm not computer-literate enough to know how to use that stuff. Sorry, light kept changing throughout the shoot, but hey, we tried :) The shade of Blue is very accurate, but the Green is harder to capture... the shade is very close to the kawasaki green made famous by Santa Cruz Bicycles (my other, other ride) - needless to say, if you want the green, don't worry, it's a REALLY nice shade of green according to the few who've seen it up close.




I'm pretty impressed, it's hard enough to buy a frame with the head tube faced...


... and these frames have BOTH the bottom bracket AND the disc brake mounts faced, too! Taking off all that excess paint allows a consistently flat surface to mount your headset, bottom bracket and disc brake adaptor.



Some overall detail shots now...








Just look at how much the light was changing! Just remember, first two pics are the most accurate color-wise! :)

Detailed mmmBop info here

Now on to some Ti goodness...

Seatstay Bridge... nice welds!


Downtube Sticker


Disc brake mount, left chainstay



Some angled shots of the right chainstay - the three finger design gives LOTS of clearance!






Some profile shots...


Detailed Ti info here



My partner seems to like it...


now she's going to look for some parts to build it with...



WHAT??? Where's the Blue Pig?

Still recovering from the swine flu... come back in a few days :) (EDIT - here's the Blue Pig!)



mmmBOP SRP - Php 24,500
Ragley Ti SRP - 86,500

Spring!

Need a spring but can't seem to find the right one?

We offer springs in both Steel and Ti, in regular and oversized. Rockshox Vivid and Cane Creek users, we've got your 38mm internal diameter needs covered.

What's the difference between a Ti spring and a Steel spring?
There are 3 main differences: Weight, Longevity, Cost.

A Ti spring weighs less (usually up to 50% less than a steel spring), which could save about half a pound depending on what type of shock you use and the length of the spring.

A Ti spring outlasts a Steel spring in use... Titanium simply has a longer fatigue life, so where a steel spring may go dead (hey, it happens to cars, too), you'll still be happily riding along on a Ti spring.

A Ti spring costs more than a Steel spring, but you get what you pay for - maximum performance, minimum weight.

So the question's been asked - if I wanted to save weight, why not just use an air shock? The best air shocks have come pretty close to getting that plush coil feel, but you can still tell the difference. I can still tell the difference in feel between my Rock Shox Revelation Dual Air 2009 and my Marzocchi Z1 FR 2003... and the Z1 is WAY smoother!

So whether you want to go Steel or Ti, we should have the size you need... Need information on how to measure your shock?

Click the image below to see available sizes.

Ti it up

The Ragley Ti
design by Shedfire, manufactured by Lynskey


Designed by Brant Richards, who designed the On-One Ti 456 - the ONLY hardtail to ever get a perfect 10 out of 10 stars in the U.K. bike mags.

(click to see detail)









Specs and design
Review

Available by order.