Description
Expedition‑ready foundation, deliberately uncompromising
The Double Choc frameset is built for riding that accepts hard trails, load and unpredictability as inherent qualities rather than challenges to overcome. It exists for riders who think in days rather than hours, and who want a platform that remains stable, calm and trustworthy when routes become remote and conditions stop cooperating.
From the first ride, the Double Choc feels resolute. Geometry prioritises stability and load control, encouraging a riding position that supports long hours in the saddle with weight distributed confidently across rider and equipment. The bike remains predictable at low speeds and composed when rolling over rough, uneven terrain.
Acceleration is deliberate rather than eager. The frameset favours traction, smooth power transfer and consistency over urgency. This character carries through whether the bike is lightly loaded or built for full expedition use. Nothing about the ride feels fragile or time‑limited—the Double Choc feels built for commitment.
The frameset carries the same geometry, tubing selection and construction as every complete Double Choc. There is no reduced version here. What is left open is how far the rider chooses to take it.
From Trail to Enduro
We love backyard trails, but we also take off to the mountains as often as possible, so having a platform you can customize to your own geography and riding style is important.
Compliance is tuned to reduce fatigue over extended distances without isolating the rider from terrain. Surface feedback remains present, but harshness is controlled, allowing long days to accumulate rather than exhaust. This balance is crucial for riding that stretches across multiple days or challenging environments.
Open configuration, clear intent
Choosing the frameset means committing to a direction without being boxed into a specific solution. Drivetrain choice, wheel size and component selection are left intentionally open, allowing the Double Choc to be configured for expedition riding, extended touring or rugged self‑supported routes.
Mounting options and clearances support practical decisions rather than decorative versatility. Everything incorporated into the frame serves use over speculation.
The result is a frameset that feels prepared before it is built—and adaptable once it is.
Finished as a serious starting point
Every Double Choc frameset is finished individually. Frame size, colour and selected mounting options are defined during ordering before the frame is assembled and prepared in our workshop. Nothing here feels provisional.
The bike begins its life already resolved, ready to be shaped to fit a very specific kind of riding.
For riders who go without shortcuts
The Double Choc frameset is not about optimism. It’s about preparation. It’s for riders who accept weight, distance and uncertainty as part of the experience—and want a bike that responds with calm confidence rather than negotiation.













| Geometry | M | L | XL |
|---|---|---|---|
| ST Length (mm) | 390 | 440 | 480 |
| TT Length (mm) | 602 | 627 | 663 |
| Reach (mm) | 470 | 495 | 526 |
| Stack (mm) | 634 | 634 | 656 |
| HT Angle (°) | 64,5 | 64,5 | 64,5 |
| HT Length (mm) | 110 | 110 | 135 |
| ST Angle (°) | 77 | 77 | 77 |
| CS Length (mm) | 438 | 444 | 444 |
| BB Drop (mm) | 32 | 32 | 32 |
| Wheelbase (mm) | 1239 | 1272 | 1311 |























