SimWorks just announced a freshly updated version of their Doppo ATB frameset, which they call a modern tourer for all surfaces. See more details and photos of the Japanese brand’s latest release here…

Japan’s SimWorks just shared news of a refreshed version of their Doppo All Terrain Bike (ATB) frameset, which was co-developed with Shin Hattori of Shin Fabrication, and is what they’ve positioned as their interpretation of a “Swiss-Army solution for the free spirited all-road rider.”

With a name roughly translating to “going alone,” the Doppo was designed with wandering cyclists in mind, and it offers a suite of features geared toward long, loaded rides away from roads, including clearance for 700c x 43mm or 650B x 55mm tires, mounts under the downtube and on the fork legs, provisions for racks and fenders, and a Tange CrMo steel frameset built with tried and true specs such as a 27.2 seatpost diameter, 68mm threaded bottom bracket, and 1-1/8″ head tube.

SimWorks Doppo ATB

SimWorks Doppo ATB Features:

  • TIG-welded Tange CrMo Steel Tubeset
  • Tange Original Multipurpose Fork
  • 142mm x 12mm Paragon Machine Works dropouts
  • 160mm max disc rotor
  • Flat Mount front and rear disc mount
  • 1-1/8″ head tube
  • 27.2 seatpost tube
  • 68mm standard BSA threaded BB
  • Max tire clearance 700c x 43mm / 650b x 55mm
  • “Three-Pack” Mount under the down tube
  • Fender and rack mounts
  • Includes front & rear thru-axles
  • Small Batch hand-built in Japan
  • SimWorks Doppo ATB
  • SimWorks Doppo ATB
  • SimWorks Doppo ATB
  • SimWorks Doppo ATB
  • SimWorks Doppo ATB

The SimWorks Doppo ATB frameset is available in a new sandy beige color and five sizes, from small to extra-extra-large. It’s priced at $1,999 for the frame and fork without headset or seatpost clamp. Note that frames ship from Japan and buyers are responsible for any local customs/duties.

Find geometry charts, more images, and other additional details over at Sim.Works.

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