The DMR Sect 26 Frame is our out-n-out trails and dirt jump frame its built around a 100% heat-treated and double-butted 4130 chromoly tubeset to keep the weight down and strength up. Weve been using 4130 cromoly to create frames for almost thirty years now, and weve built all that experience into every Sect frame we make.
The tapered head tube is light and stiff and allows the use of lighter and stiffer forks. The head angle is 69 the magic number for stability at speed and easy rotation. You feel real safe spinning big jumps, as its not too twitchy this is a frame built for going fast, and pulling up. The front end of the bike allows enough room for barspins, and we made sure that you dont have to move your feet, even with 175mm cranks and a 26 front wheel. For the standover we wanted to show as little seatpost as possible without having the seat touch the rear wheel. This is purely aesthetic, but it makes a difference in the appearance of your build. Its still super low for step-thru tricks and proper tables. The rear end is obviously as short as possible, making the bike easy to spin and fun to manual and throw around. Weve also added 3D graphics to the frame and 30 Year sticker kits.
Up front we have an investment cast tapered headtube, and out back its finished off with slotted taper-lock dropouts theres no need to run chain tugs and when your axle is tight, your wheel can never move in the dropout, no matter how big you case. All of this is built from DMR heat-treated, double-butted Chromo and weighs in at 2.37kg.
The DMR Sect 26 frame from the trails, for the trails.
The tapered head tube is light and stiff and allows the use of lighter and stiffer forks. The head angle is 69 the magic number for stability at speed and easy rotation. You feel real safe spinning big jumps, as its not too twitchy this is a frame built for going fast, and pulling up. The front end of the bike allows enough room for barspins, and we made sure that you dont have to move your feet, even with 175mm cranks and a 26 front wheel. For the standover we wanted to show as little seatpost as possible without having the seat touch the rear wheel. This is purely aesthetic, but it makes a difference in the appearance of your build. Its still super low for step-thru tricks and proper tables. The rear end is obviously as short as possible, making the bike easy to spin and fun to manual and throw around. Weve also added 3D graphics to the frame and 30 Year sticker kits.
Up front we have an investment cast tapered headtube, and out back its finished off with slotted taper-lock dropouts theres no need to run chain tugs and when your axle is tight, your wheel can never move in the dropout, no matter how big you case. All of this is built from DMR heat-treated, double-butted Chromo and weighs in at 2.37kg.
The DMR Sect 26 frame from the trails, for the trails.