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It appears the All-City team still has some tricks up their sleeve, and they just released limited edition framesets for the Gorilla Monsoon and Cosmic Stallion models. Check them out here…
Last year, QBP announced they’d be winding down the All-City Cycles brand, fully retiring it within a few years. While we probably won’t see any new models from All-City, it appears they have a few cards to play. This hand, it’s limited edition colors for the Cosmic Stallion and Gorilla Monsoon. Dig into the details below.
All-City Cosmic Stallion LTD Frameset
Launched in 2017, the Cosmic Stallion is All-City’s lightweight, steel all-road bike. It’s built up around air-hardened, custom-extruded steel tubing, has clearance for 700 x 42mm or 650b x 47mm tires, and comes equipped with a matching Whisky No.9 carbon fork. The frame has rear rack and fender mounts, two bottle mounts, a set of bosses under the downtube, and the fork comes equipped with three-pack mounts.
The limited edition colorway is called “Mermaid Fade.” It’s available only as a frameset in a full size range from 46cm to 61cm. The frameset retails for $1,699 USD and can be ordered from your local All-City/QBP dealer. Learn more at AllCityCycles.com.
All-City Gorilla Monsoon LTD Frameset
The Gorilla Monsoon is All-City’s do-it-all drop-bar monstercross bike. It’s built up around a 612 Select steel frame with geometry adapted from their cyclocross lineup that’s designed for carrying heavier loads. It has stealth dropper post routing, a 73mm threaded bottom bracket, provisions for racks, fenders, and more, and clears 27.5 x 2.4” or 700 x 42mm tires. It comes with a matching lugged bi-plane fork and all the thoughtful little features we’ll miss from All-City, including custom dropouts, reinforced bottle bosses, a stamped bottom bracket and more.
The LTD frameset is available in two flashy colorways, “Lavender Haze” and “Slimer Lime.” The frameset costs $999 USD and comes in seven sizes from 43cm to 61cm. See more at AllCityCycles.com.
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