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Mar 2024
Combining Rheon Lab’s “energy-absorbing super polymer” with comfort-first fit that meets their staff-approved standard, the Chromag Rift knee guards are available in 5 sizes, from XS to XL.
Oct 2023 · Dario DiGiulio
The Lowdown is built for serious terrain and hard riding, with a steel front triangle and aluminum swingarm.
Comfortable and fast on rough tracks
Very capable climber, especially in technical terrain
Active suspension tracks the trail very well
Low stack height combined with long reach led to awkward feeling in slow steep tech
Might feel too flexible and relaxed for some
Heavy, despite strong climbing attributes
Oct 2023 · Mike Hunger
While Chromag are mainly known for their steel frames and anodised components, the Canadian manufacturer just unveiled a brand new enduro bike – the Lowdown 158. We tested one for you.
Strong all-rounder
Strikes an excellent balance between composure and agility
Stylish steel frame
Short-travel dropper post restricts freedom of movement
Significant pedal bob uphill
Aug 2023 · Dario DiGiulio
It's steel, has 120mm of travel, and it's not really like anything else out there.
Great rear-wheel grip for short travel bike
Fun and stable in flowy terrain
Quiet frame and components
Heavy frame and build weight
Unbalanced ride in technical terrain
Extreme geometry not for everyone
Jun 2023 · Chromag Bikes
New pieces, bestsellers in new colorways, and their biggest women's line to date.
Q: Which Chromag bikes are most popular?
The most popular Chromag model families are the Rootdown, Stylus, and Monk.
Q: Does Chromag make eBikes?
No, Chromag manufactures conventional bikes and has not yet entered the e-bike market.