• Built for dirt and pump track. A full 6061-T6 alloy frame with a tapered head tube and forged yoke keeps the weight low and the back end stiff for pumping speed.
• Rigid chromoly fork. A full Cr-Mo fork with a tapered steerer and 28mm offset keeps the front end simple and fast, with nothing to service.
• Mixed disc brake setup. A Tektro Aries mechanical disc up front and an HD-M275 hydraulic at the rear, both on 160mm rotors, so stopping stays controlled.
• Chromoly 170mm cranks. Saltplus Ultra 3 piece TSS cranks with an 8 spline fit and a sealed Radio BSA19 bottom bracket sit where the load is highest.
• Camo Helix tyres and alloy gearing. Radio Helix tyres in camo give the Minotaur its look, backed by a 25T Salt Gateway alloy sprocket and a sealed 10T cassette driver.

• Size: 26" wheels
• Frame: Radio Minotaur, 6061-T6 alloy, tapered head tube, forged yoke
• Fork: Radio Minotaur, full Cr-Mo, tapered Cr-Mo steerer, 28mm offset
• Headset: FSA No.57e integrated a-headset, 1-1/8" to 1.5"
• Stem: Radio Zoom frontload, alloy, 40mm reach
• Bars: Radio Asura, 6061-T6 alloy, 31.8mm
• Grips: Radio Frequency XL, flangeless, 160mm
• Brakes: Tektro Aries mechanical disc front, Tektro HD-M275 hydraulic disc rear, 160mm rotors
• Brake lever: Tektro RS-360A front, Tektro HD-M275 rear
• Cranks: Saltplus Ultra 3 piece, TSS, Cr-Mo, 170mm, 8 spline
• Bottom bracket: Radio BSA19 set, sealed bearing
• Sprocket: Salt Gateway, alloy, 25T
• Chain: Salt AM, WZ1 type
• Pedals: Radio Slim, nylon fibreglass
• Front hub: Radio AM-Dj disc hub, alloy, sealed, 3/8" male axle, 32h
• Rear cog: 10T cassette driver, sealed bearing
• Tyres: Radio Helix, camo

Your bike ships mostly assembled in the box. Finishing it takes most people 10 to 20 minutes with basic tools, and the video above walks through every step.

• Fit the handlebars and line them up with the front wheel
• Fit the front wheel, pedals and seat post
• Check the brakes and tyre pressure before the first ride

Tools: Allen key set and a 15mm, 17mm or 19mm spanner for the pedals and axle nuts (bikes can vary between these three sizes). A socket is needed if installing pegs.

Rather have it done? Ask us about extra assembly before you order, or any local bike shop can finish the build for a small fee.