CUSTOM TRUTH BUILDS
BUILD KITS
At Ellsworth, we can be selective with our vendor partners to ensure that our bikes are equipped with the highest grade components that we can find. With names like Fox, Shimano, SRAM, DT Swiss, Maxxis, Race Face, and Cane Creek in the build list you’ll know it’s good stuff. All of our complete bike builds feature high quality parts that work well as a system, offer great durability and function, and are easily serviced by any qualified bike shop technician.
Frank's Truth build features a 1x12 Shimano XT Drivetrain with 8100 brakes on 180 mm Centerlock Rotors. The Cassette is a superlight 10-52T from Garbaruk Components at just 260 g. The Rest of the Kit features Cranks, Stem, Bar from RaceFace. This bike currently sits at 10.4 kg.
"What I really love about this bike: every time I use it, I feel like a XC Racer and at the same time, the 125 mm of rear travel instill confidence to master even more challenging terrain."
BUILD KITS
At Ellsworth, we can be selective with our vendor partners to ensure that our bikes are equipped with the highest grade components that we can find. With names like Fox, Shimano, SRAM, DT Swiss, Maxxis, Race Face, and Cane Creek in the build list you’ll know it’s good stuff. All of our complete bike builds feature high quality parts that work well as a system, offer great durability and function, and are easily serviced by any qualified bike shop technician.
Simon's Truth is a Size Large and was our first custom order in Germany. He chose a SRAM GX AXS drivetrain (but already swapped the cranks out for an Intend Rock Steady 2.0) and the Intend Samurai Fork is a real piece of art. He also uses a Reverb AXS wireless dropper and is super super happy with the way the bike turned out.
Like father like son. These are two custom Truths build by the owner of Epic Cycles in North Carolina. The red one is his sons first complete build and the blue one is for Dad himself. The Shop is currently in the process of finishing a fleet of four Demo Truths for you to take out on local trails and see what it's all about.