The Velo Orange Neutrino is back in stock and now features dropper post routing and a fresh Pistachio paint job. Learn all about it and find more photos here…

Although the Velo Orange Neutrino is an urban commuter bike at heart, it has received some adventure-worthy updates over the years that have led Neutrino fans on some pretty epic rides. Despite its 20″ wheels, the Neutrino is plastered with all kinds of different mounting options, has sliding quick-release dropouts, and has clearance for 2.3″ tires (with fenders!). All of that, plus a burly 4130 double-butted chromoly steel frame and fork and three sizes to fit most people out there.

  • Velo Orange Neutrino
  • Velo Orange Neutrino

Velo Orange just announced a restock of the Neutrino, which now also includes internal dropper post routing for riders looking to get rad on the way to work or on their next local overnighter. Like on many of their other offerings, a small tube is brazed into the downtube, allowing for easy housing installation. Plus, those not running a dropper post can use this routing for a clean rear brake setup. The latest Neutrino comes in a Pistachio paint job with a reflective silver decal, which we think looks pretty great.

  • Velo Orange Neutrino
  • Velo Orange Neutrino
  • Velo Orange Neutrino

Velo Orange Neutrino Specs

  • 4130 double-butted chromoly frame and fork that accepts fenders and rack
  • Unicrown fork with accommodations for fenders, Randonneur Rack, and even a Mojave Cage or a bikepacking-style cage
  • Seattube, downtube, and under-downtube bottle cage mounts
  • 406 Bead Seat Diameter wheel size. That’s BMX, so high-quality rims and tires are cheap, plentiful, and strong
  • Sliding, 135mm QR dropouts for geared, single speed, or internally geared hubs
  • Disc brake mounts (POST rear, IS front). We suggest 160mm rotors
  • Full-length external cable routing
  • 1 1/8″ threadless steerer
  • 31.6mm seatpost
  • Price: $750 USD

Head over to Velo-Orange.com to learn more, and make sure to check out Christopher Schmidt’s Reader’s Rig for a look at what’s possible with the Neutrino from a bikepacking perspective.

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