The New Rocky Mountain Reaper – 24″ / 26″ & 27.5″

Rocky Mountain is bringing the Reaper back in Grom form. Utilizing much of the technology from the adult bikes such as Ride-9 geometry and suspension adjustments, the Reaper is available in 24″, 26″ and 27.5″. The 24″ version can accept 26″ wheels, and the 26″ version can accept 24″ wheels, thus making it much easier on parents’ wallets. Anyhow, check out the press release below for the details…



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We also have a new video featuring Rocky Mountain athlete, Dane Jewett on the new Reaper 26. Dane is a 12-year old rider from Squamish, BC, and at 4’10” is able to throw down some seriously impressive moves on a bike!

We wanted to show how much fun riding is through the eyes of a kid. Filmed over Crankworx in Whistler, Dane was busy racing, riding with friends, and loading up on sugar and pizza.

Special guest appearances from Remi Gauvin, Thomas Vanderham, and Carson Storch. We hope you enjoy, The Grom Reaper

Details

  • The RIDE-9TM adjustment system allows riders to quickly fine-tune their geometry and suspension with a pair of Allen keys.
  • Increased anti-squat for better pedaling efficiency
  • Size Specific Tune ensures that riders of all sizes get the appropriate rear shock tune. Our design team creates custom shock tunes base on field testing feedback, and adjust the tune of each shock for specific frame sizes
  • Bearings at all pivots, including at the lower shock mount (still compatible with aftermarket shocks)
  • Blind pivots maximize rider heel clearance at the chainstay
  • 1x optimized design with wider main pivot
  • Sizes: 27.5, 26, and 24
  • Weight:
    – Reaper 27.5: 13.65 kg (30.1 lbs) – Reaper 26: 12.69 kg (28.0 lbs) – Reaper 24: 12.59 kg (27.7 lbs)

Reaper 27.5

    • Reaper 27.5 is also 26+ compatible
    • Max tire clearance on the Reaper 27.5 is 27.5 x 2.5 & 26 x 2.8 (3.0 w/ low Profile knobs)
    • Rockshox Sektor RL 130mm fork and Rockshox Deluxe RT rear suspension
    • Maxxis Minion DHR II Folding 27.5×2.3 tires front and rear
    • Shimano SLX 1×11 drivetrain
    • Improved cable management including large head tube and down tube access ports, full-length shift housing, and internally routed shift housing and brake lines the front triangle housing
    • X-Fusion Manic 30.9mm dropper post
    • Integrated “Spirit Guide” chainguide with 2-bolt ISCG05, chainstay protectors, and downtube protectors.
    • Modern parts compatibility (boost spacing, metric shock lengths, post- mount 180mm brakes, etc.)

Reaper 26

      • Reaper 26 is also compatible with 24” wheels, and has 135mm rear axle spacing for simple conversions
      • Rockshox Sektor RL 130mm fork and Rockshox Monarch R rear suspension
      • Maxxis Minion DHF Folding 26×2.35 tires front and rear
      • Shimano Deore 1×10 drivetrain
      • Chainstay protectors, post-mount 160mm brakes

Reaper 24

  • Reaper 24 is also compatible with 26” wheels, and has 135mm rear axle spacing for simple conversions
  • Suntour Epixon LO DS 120mm fork and Rockshox Monarch R rear suspension
  • Schwalbe Black Jack 24×2.1 tires front and rear
  • Shimano Deore 1×10 drivetrain
  • Chainstay protectors, post-mount 160mm brakes

Geometry

Pricing & Availability

The Reaper is now available! Please head to your local Rocky Mountain dealer to see the bikes. Regional availability may vary.

• Reaper 27.5: $3,599 CAD / $2,849 USD

• Reaper 26: $2,899 CAD / $2,349 USD

• Reaper 24: $2,449 CAD / $1,949 USD

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