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Description

If you are wanting to up your game to the next level at the skatepark then you need this sick frame from S&M!

Features

Compact, nimble park frame. A low standover and low bottom bracket with a 75.3° head angle make the Dagger quick to throw around at the skatepark.
Short rear end, 12.8" to 13.6". Integrated chain tensioners in the 14mm slot dropouts let you set the wheelbase where you want it and keep it there.
Double-butted True Temper 4130 CrMo. Butted chromoly keeps the weight down without giving up strength where the frame takes the hits.
Three top tube lengths. 20.5", 20.75" and 21" so you can match the front end to your height and how you ride.
Brakes on or off. Thread-on 990 mounts (sold separately) and removable gyro tabs mean you can run a rear brake or strip the frame clean.

Specifications

Sizes: 20.5", 20.75", 21" top tube
Chainstay: 12.8" to 13.6"
Head tube angle: 75.3°
Seat tube angle: 71°
Standover: 7.25"
Bottom bracket height: 11.6"
Bottom bracket: Mid
Material: True Temper 4130 CrMo
Butting: Double-butted
Dropouts: 14mm slot, 4Q-Baked, integrated chain tensioners
Brake mounts: Thread-on 990, mounts sold separately, removable gyro tabs
Head tube: Integrated, 45°/45°, 41.8mm
Seat tube: 1" (25.4mm) seat post
Seat clamp: Integrated
Weight: 20.5" 2.22 kg, 20.75" 2.24 kg, 21" 2.26 kg

S&M Dagger Frame

Name: S&M Dagger Frame
Brand: S&M
SKU: SMFR009-01-BLK
Price: 949.99 AUD
Availability: InStock

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$949.99 AUD

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Colour - Gloss Black

Top Tube Length - 19

Frames are sized by top tube length. Start with your height, then let riding style decide where in the range you land.

Rider height	Top tube
147 to 157cm	19.75 to 20.25"
157 to 168cm	20 to 20.5"
168 to 175cm	20.25 to 20.75"
175 to 183cm	20.5 to 21"
183 to 190cm and up	20.75 to 21.5"

The height bands overlap on purpose. If you land in two of them, riding style breaks the tie: longer for flow, trails and transitions, shorter for technical street and park. Plenty of riders, pros included, deliberately ride longer than a chart suggests.

How to measure

Top tube is measured from the centre of the seat tube to the centre of the head tube, so it is not the length of the tube you can see. Measure your current frame that way and compare.

Size up for stability through trails and transitions.
Size down if you want the bike quick and twitchy for spins and grinds.
Top tube is fixed once you buy, but chainstay length, stem length, fork offset and bar position all change how the built bike feels.

Not sure? Tell us your height and how you ride, and we will tell you what we would put you on.

Read the full buying guide