Singletrack/MTB
Gravel/All-road
Dirt-road Touring
Fat-bike
Stridsland just received their new Bullship Bar, a high-rise bullmoose handlebar, and a re-stock of the latest Beachcomber modern 26+ all-terrain bicycle in a funky black and yellow colorway. Learn about both here…
After several months of teasing and testing, the new Stridsland Bullship Bar has finally arrived at the small Danish company’s shop. Inspired by Tom Ritchey’s iconic Bullmoose bar, it features an interesting mix of angles that look ideal for anyone looking to ride upright and comfy.
Here’s how owner Matias Stridsland puts it: “With a respectably average 25° backsweep, significant rise and width, and an astounding lack of adjustability, this bar is sure to put you in a good spot for the purest form of leisurely bicycle enjoyment.”
The Bullship Bar is 850mm wide (trimmable to 750mm) with a 25° backsweep, 7° upsweep, 120mm rise, and 45° stem angle. It’s compatible with 1-1/8″ threadless forks, weighs approximately 1,000 grams (35.4 ounces), and is made from 4130 Chromoly steel. The bar is available in Black or Raw. The black bars are ED-coated only, which is a thin, smooth layer of black paint. The Raw bars are polished and clear powder-coated and will eventually develop some patina (rust) over time.
The black Bullship Bar costs $124 USD, and the clear version is $146. Visit Stridsland.com to grab yours.
Stridsland Beachcomber Restock
Released this time last year, the Stridsland Beachcomber is a modern take on an old 26” MTB, designed for 26+ tires, thru-axles or QR, disc brakes, and dropper routing. It blurs the lines between gravel, ATB, commuter, MTB, and BMX and is the right choice for when you want to leave from your front door.
The second batch of Beachcombers just arrived in two fresh color options: Banana Slug Black/Yellow and Sea Cucumber Green. This batch shares all the same specs as the original, including a healthy selection of mounting points, external cable routing, fender mounts, a 4130 Chromoly steel frame, double-butted front triangle, and stainless steel dropouts.
According to Stridsland, most of the green framesets have already sold, but some Banana Slug Black/Yellow versions are up for grabs. Framesets costs $1,238 USD. The frame and fork are made in Taiwan, and Stridsland offers worldwide shipping from Denmark.
Head to Stridsland.com to learn more.
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