UK frame manufacturer Curtis just finished production on their latest run of MX24 hardtails. As the name suggests these are 24" specific frames that are purpose built for dirt jumping. The MX24 is a replica of the their SX24 frame except it uses Japanese Sanko tubing instead of T45 tubing. The SX24 is also handmade while the MX is not. The video here is one of the Curtis pro trials riders throwing down on a 24" trials bike, the T24. The video gets a little repetitive after the first few minutes but there is some sick footage.
UK frame manufacturer Curtis just finished production on their latest run of MX24 hardtails. As the name suggests these are 24" specific frames that are purpose built for dirt jumping.
The MX24 is a replica of the their SX24 frame except it uses Japanese Sanko tubing instead of T45 tubing. The SX24 is also handmade while the MX is not.
The video here is one of the Curtis pro trials riders throwing down on a 24" trials bike, the T24. The video gets a little repetitive after the first few minutes but there is some sick footage.
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how do you make a bike that isn't handmade?
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