Today we received a box from Spain, specifically from Barcelona, home of Unno Bikes . Most of you should know the name of this brand as it is very exclusive. Beyond the components, the interesting thing is that the frames, entirely made of carbon, are produced in the Catalan capital. Of course, when they saw the prices of the frames many were stunned (around 5,000 euros), but a few months ago Unno has announced to sell complete bikes. In the case of the Dash, the 29-inch trail bike from the Spaniards, we start from 6,350 to reach the 8,650 Euro of the Factory version with Enve carbon wheels. For a product made in Europe, these are lower prices than those of other brands with production in the East.
Unpacking a bike like this is a ritual worthy of a short video:
Here are some details, untouched before the start of the test. The build is different from the one for sale. The rear travel is 130mm with 140mm up front. The suspension system is Unno’s Dual Link. Weight without pedals for a size Medium: 13.05 kg.
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