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2025 Revel

Ranger SRAM EAGLE 90

A 29″ carbon frame full suspension crosscountry bike with ultra high-end components.
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Manufacturer Price

$4,499
Weight28.1 lbs  
FrameCarbon
SuspensionFull, 115 / 120mm
ForkRockShox SID Ultimate
ShockRockShox SIDLuxe Ultimate
Wheels29″ Aluminum
Drivetrain1 × 12
GroupsetEagle 90 Transmission
BrakesSRAM Hydraulic Disc
SeatpostDropper
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Terrain
easyextreme
Handling
nimblestable
Ranger SRAM EAGLE 90
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Gearing

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

28 mph

Ranger SRAM EAGLE 90

27 mph

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Highest gear

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Spec Level

Based on build material and quality level of the frame, fork, wheelset, groupset, suspension system, and more.

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Sizing
SM

5'0" – 5'8"

MD

5'5" – 5'10"

LG

5'9" – 6'3"

XL

6'0" – 6'8"

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Reviews

Summary

The Revel Ranger is a versatile cross-country bike praised for its efficient suspension, lightweight frame, and exceptional climbing capabilities. It descends better than expected for its geometry and weight class, offering a balanced ride that encourages pushing hard on climbs and handling technical descents with confidence. However, it faces some criticism for tight tire clearance and a design that may not appeal to everyone.

Pros
  • Efficient suspension maximizes momentum

  • Very lightweight; better than most in its class

  • Climbs exceptionally well

  • Descends better than expected for its geometry and weight class

  • Great components selection

Cons
  • Tight tire clearance despite claimed 2.6” capacity

  • Design might not appeal to everyone

  • Expensive

Key Quotes
It’s clear that the relatively safe geometry, in combination with the CBF, results in a quick and efficient ride.
BIKEPACKING.com
I absolutely loved the Ranger. After every ride I came home raving about it.
BIKE Magazine logoBIKE Magazine
The Ranger V2 is just as capable as ever, but it’s faster and feels more laser-focused whether carving lines through singletrack or hunting down a technical KOM.
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BIKEPACKING.com
Revel Ranger V3 Review: Faster, Slacker, and More Capable

Jun 2026 · By Neil Beltchenko

Neil's latest review takes a look at the freshly revamped Revel Ranger V3, a fast, fun, full-suspension bike that rides well loaded...

Highs
  • Excellent CBF suspension: efficient climbing, active braking, great traction

  • More capable geometry without losing the Ranger’s quick feel

  • Handles bikepacking loads well, and still has good frame storage

  • Still 2.6″ clearance with ample mud clearance

  • Big dropper compatibility

  • Love the Dissector tire spec

Lows
  • Premium pricing with no real budget option

  • Tricky sizing for tweeners

  • 170mm cranks on all sizes

  • Transmission complicates rack use

  • Lots of bearings that will eventually need to be replaced

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Bikerumor
The Revel Ranger is Completely Redesigned with More Travel, Updated Geometry, and More

Jun 2026 · Jeremy Benson

Revel teased the new Ranger at Sea Otter, and now, this redesigned short travel trail bike is officially hitting the market.

Highs
  • Lighter, stiffer, faster, quieter than predecessor

  • Increased travel: 120mm rear, 130mm front

  • Refined CBF suspension for short travel

  • Updated geometry: 65.7° head tube, 77° seat tube, longer reach

  • 200g lighter on average across sizes

  • Tire clearance up to 29x2.6"

  • Massive dropper post insertion

  • Two bottle mounts plus under-downtube mount

  • Utility mount on top tube

  • Clean hidden cable routing

  • Noise-eating chainstay rubber and impact-absorbing downtube rubber

  • Debris fender on seat tube

Lows
  • No significant cons mentioned

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Pinkbike
First Ride: A Lot Has Changed About The New Revel Ranger

Jun 2026 · Dario DiGiulio

The updated Ranger has revised geometry, more travel, and one very good looking frame.

Highs
  • Nicest frame they've ever made

  • Guided cable routing

  • Two water bottle mounts and accessory mount

  • Geometry slacker (65.7° head angle), longer reach, steeper seat (77°), lower BB

  • More progressive suspension with higher starting leverage ratio

  • Anti-rise below 100% keeps bike active and composed during braking

  • High quality, quiet frame

Lows
  • Large gaps between sizes

  • Deluxe shock knock issue on two examples

  • Slightly sluggish climbing feel even with sag adjustments

  • Firmer spring rates reduced confidence through chop

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BIKE Magazine
Tested: Revel Ranger V2

Jan 2024

Big fun in a small package

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Escape Collective
Revel Ranger v2 review: The silent assassin - Escape Collective

Jul 2023 · James Huang

A hard-hitting short-travel full-suspension bike from Colorado-based Revel Bikes.

Highs
  • Absolutely gorgeous

  • Excellent handling

  • Highly capable suspension

  • Very good pedaling performance.

Lows
  • Kinda heavy

  • Firm-feeling suspension lacks liveliness

  • Thermoplastic wheel upgrade is a hard sell.

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Singletracks
The V2 Revel Ranger has Only Gotten Better [Review]

Jun 2023 · Matt Miller

The latest Revel Ranger keeps the best attributes about the first version but makes it a better bike for the long haul.

Highs
  • Great suspension manners

  • Stiff and responsive frame

  • Eagle Transmission compatible, tougher frame

Lows
  • Front end can feel long on climbs

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BikeRadar
Tom's custom-build Revel Ranger downcountry bike long-term review

Dec 2022 · Tom Marvin

With 115mm of travel, the Ranger seems fit for everything from cross-country to trail riding – how is Tom getting on with his custom build?

Highs
  • Cable routing was nice and simple

  • Mix of dependable parts should make maintenance easy

Lows
  • Freehub is a touch loud for my tastes

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Geometry
Specs
Build
Frame

Ranger Carbon

BB StandardBSA, 73mm, Threaded

Hanger StandardUDH

Tire Clearance2.6"

ColorsIcy Blue; Stealth Coal

Fork

RockShox SID Ultimate 3P 120mm

Travel120mm

Spring TypeAir

Shock

RockShox SID Luxe Ultimate, 115mm 190x45

Travel115mm

Bottom Bracket

73mm English Threaded

Headset

Cane Creek 40 Series IS52/42

Stem

RaceFace Turbine 35x50mm

Handlebar

RaceFace Turbine 35x760 20mm Alloy (SM/MD), RaceFace Turbine 35x780 20mm Alloy (LG/XL)

Saddle

SDG Bel-Air 3 LUX

Seatpost

Crank Bros Highline 7, SM (125mm) MD (150mm) LG (170mm) XL (200mm)

TypeDropper

Grips

Trail 1 x Revel Farlow Gap

Groupset
Rear Derailleur

SRAM Eagle 90 T-Type

Crank

SRAM Eagle 90 T-Type 170mm 32t

Shifters

SRAM Eagle 90

Cassette

SRAM Eagle 90 T-Type XS1275 10-52t

Chain

SRAM Eagle 90 T-Type 116L

Brakes

SRAM Code Stealth Silver, Rear: Post Mount: 160mm direct / 180mm max

TypeSRAM Hydraulic Disc

Wheels
Rims

29"

Front Hub

Industry Nine 1/1

Rear Hub

Industry Nine 1/1

Tires

Front: Maxxis Forekaster 29″ x 2.4″ 3C EXO Front, Rear: Maxxis Rekon 3C EXO 29"x 2.4

Disc Rotors

SRAM Centerline 180mmF/160mmR6-bolt

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