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Oct 2023 · Ron Koch
Cutting-edge 3D laser printing is employed alongside intricate fab work to make the SST a true work of art.
Oct 2023 · Dario DiGiulio
There's no one distinct element of the Steezl that defines the descending to me, it's just a nicely rounded package. An easy bike to feel comfortable on, and a good bike to push if you so desire. Fun, quiet, and super capable.
Extremely quiet
Easy to get along with on a wide variety of terrain
Very high-quality frame that feels like a great one-bike to own
Some people might want deeper-feeling suspension
Feels better suited to a burlier fork spec
You'll get a lot of questions about your cool-looking bike
Aug 2023 · Neil Beltchenko
We recently put a ton of miles on the REEB SST, a unique steel full-suspension bike with 120mm of rear travel. Find our full review here...
The REEB SST is a short-travel bike that never quite feels undergunned
Made with a unique manufacturing that seems to be very durable
Offers good support for small and big hits
The rear wheel stays planted, helping climb some very steep and technical trails
Gives you a lot of confidence to keep off the brakes
Customizable options
Small frame triangle space
Not very exciting on flat terrain and not the fastest climber
On the heavier side
Expensive
Mar 2023
Reeb Cycles has introduced a new 155mm travel enduro bike with a steel mainframe paired to an aluminum backend. It’s called the Steezl and it replaces the now discontinued all-aluminum Sqweeb.
Feb 2023
The Reeb Steezl 155mm enduro race bike combines an aluminum rear-end with a steel front triangle combined with 3D printed BB cluster
Q: Which Reeb bikes are most popular?
The most popular Reeb model families are the SST, Hooptie Hoop deVille, and Donkadonk.
Q: Does Reeb make eBikes?
No, Reeb manufactures conventional bikes and has not yet entered the e-bike market.