Hand made by some of the finest frame builders in the industry

Vassago RADIMUS Ti specific 3AL/2.5V titanium tubing, 6/4 machined headtube, bb shells and guides

Ovalized and oversize chain and seatstays

Curved downtube for fork clearance

Tapered headtube to keep the stack height in check (ZS44/ZS56)

Sliding dropouts with options for boost 148x12 geared or singlespeed applications

148mm rear spacing, 73mm threaded bottom bracket, 30.9 seatpost

Internal Dropper post routing

Front Derailleur: Direct mount, top pull, 34.9 clamp

Optimized for 140mm squishy 29er forks

Tire clearance for 2.8" 29er tires (sorry folks, 27.5+ not recommended on this ride even though they will fit)

Standard 160mm postmount rear brake

Sweet Vassago headtube badge

Vassago Legion Member Eric: 

Apologize for the delay, I can still confidently say this bike is pretty freaking badass. My other ride is an Optimus with 120mm fork and skinny/light race wheels. This bike I'm running a 140mm fork with 29 IW wheels and 29x2.6 front and rear tires. Right off the bat, the seated pedaling felt almost unchanged from the Optimus which surprised me the most. I expected a hard to control, slower tracking front end feel but did not get that even while standing/mashing in some chunk. Downhills were confidence inspiring stable and controlled. No 'twitchiness' going on here. Don't think I've even come close to pushing it to the limits yet and speeds have been good. Probably the first thing that came to mind after taking in the first ride was this could really be a best of both worlds type bike with lots of potential build options. It's also pretty damn sexy looking too, I stare at it a lot lol, so yeah, just get one already