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Dec 2023 · Zach Overholt
Starting with a Fox gravel fork and a Shimano GRX 12 speed group, we set out to build our ideal version of the Otso Warakin Ti.
Sep 2023
Whether you're in the market for a new fat bike or a plus hardtail, the new Voytek 2 is a shapeshifting wonder bike.
Jul 2023 · Neil Beltchenko
Find our complete Otso Fenrir Ti review after 550 miles of use while bikepacking, gravel grinding, and trail riding in Utah and Colorado...
Has more MTB steering characteristics (more trail) than most drop-bar MTBs, so it holds a line better and feels more stable
Tune-able geometry with tuning chip, which also allows the bike to be post or flat mount
Very comfortable ride quality without sacrificing performance
Good tire clearance for 29 x 2.6″ rubber (and should easily fit 2.8″ in rear tuning chip position)
Pretty light for a metal bike at 23.45 pounds naked with pedals
Loads of mounts and bikepacking provisions
Funky sizing and build options
Complexity and options can be frustrating to dial in the bike
Dropper should be standard, and 31.6 diameter post is overkill
Expensive
1x-specific will be an issue for some folks
The middle tuning chip should be included
Oct 2022 · Miles Arbour
The Otso Voytek is a unique full-carbon hardtail mountain bike that can be set up in 27.5+, 29+, or 26" fat bike mode. Find our review here.
Lots of tire clearance and wheel/tire configurations
Narrow Q-factor is less of a shock than traditional fat bikes
No shortage of mounting points, room for their custom Revelate Designs frame bag, and options to run a rear rack
Lightweight, high-quality builds
Completely customizable thanks to Otso’s online bike builder
Zippy and nimble handling thanks to stiff frame and XC-inspired geo
Q-factor is noticeable for those sensitive to bike fit
Sluggish on long sustained climbs
Stiff carbon frame and fork take some getting used to
Offset fork leg mounts can be limiting
Complete builds start at $3,990
Jan 2022 · James Huang
Superb tire clearance, lots of mounts, and a tackle-anything demeanor, but also somewhat questionable frame geometry and a rather firm ride quality.
Effectively two bikes in one, sturdy feel, well-designed adjustable geometry hardware, bold paint schemes, heaps of component customization options, superb machined-in-house aluminum bits.
Sturdy feel, unusually slack seat tube angle, so-so value proposition.
Dec 2021 · Logan Watts
The new stainless steel Otso Fenrir is a two-headed beast that’s purpose-built for bikepacking. Find our review here after 1000 miles of testing...
Loads of adjustability and options for building it into whatever makes you happy
External cable routing… and internal dropper routing. Yes!
Snappy stainless steel frame that’s a surprising blend of responsive and supple
Plenty of tire clearance and all the mounts you might need
Stack is a little too high for my personal fit with flat bars
High stack feels a little over-forked at times on steeper terrain
Build kit was a little mismatched (no dropper post and narrow bars)
Q: Which Otso bikes are most popular?
The most popular Otso model families are the Waheela, Warakin, and Fenrir.
Q: Does Otso make eBikes?
No, Otso manufactures conventional bikes and has not yet entered the e-bike market.