A number of innovations and improvements to bicycle design came together to make the Outback a capable adventure companion. Road, off-road, trail, expedition, you name it, the Outback can do it all.
It starts with a fork that can comfortably clear a 700x40c tire with a surprisingly short axle-to-crown that improves the handling of the bike by lowering the front end's center of gravity. From there, choice decisions were made on the location and butting profile of time-tested Ritchey Logic steel tubing to create a resilient ride feel over the harshest terrain. Of course, Ritchey frames retain their signature 27.2 seatpost spec and straight steerer so as to not overbuild a bike in the name of stiffness, because who needs that when there are miles of trail yet to explore?
Slap a set of thru-axle Zeta Discs with your favorite tread on the Outback and you are ready to roll on a bike that's built to take on any and everything that stands in its way.

Ritchey Outback Frameset

The Ritchey Outback is celebrated for its comfortable steel frame, modern gravel-ready features, and versatile performance across various terrains. Its design caters to both adventure riding and bikepacking, with a focus on durability and ride quality. While it excels in comfort and stability, some reviews note limitations in frame bag compatibility and handling in tight singletrack.

RRP	(1 173 €)
Où acheter	— (1 €) At
Catégorie	Gravel
Poids	2,2 kg (frame)

Cadre	Acier

roues
Taille de roue	700c




Transmission
Site de marque	us.ritcheylogic.com

Pédalier	68mm English threaded
Tige de selle	27.2mm Type: Rigide