When we headed to Scotland for the inaugural Dudes of Hazzard enduro race, we thought it a good idea to make something a little more ‘all round’ than the Belter… So we created the Ranger to take us up hill, down dale, through the jumps and probably to the pub after.
December 1st, 2018: Clearcoat is no longer available on BTR frames; please select a colour instead. We still use the same materials and workmanship under the coloured powder coat, but product images are for illustration only! More information >
The Ranger is arguably the first ‘enduro’ hardtail, combining the efficiency of a 120mm fork with the rowdiness of its aggressive geometry into probably the most versatile ride of any bike. Many ask if they can use a longer fork on the Ranger, but don’t follow the masses and let the fork travel fool you – the Ranger is tough, and ready for any trail!
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Available for 26″, 650B/27.5″, or 29″ wheels
Available in 7 sizes
Reynolds 853 & 631 front end, Dedacciai stays
120mm fork travel
Dropper post cable routing as standard
Approx. 2.6kg (Size M 650B, all axles, bolts etc)
BTR can supply any components you need with your frame, or even a complete bike!
Need to know anything else? Check the support pages, or Contact us and we’ll be happy to help!
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REACH
STACK
SEAT TUBE
EFF. TOP TUBE
BB DROP
CHAIN STAY LENGTH
WHEELBASE
HEAD ANGLE
EFF. SEAT ANGLE
HEAD TUBE LENGTH
HEADSET STACK
AXLE - CROWN
FORK OFFSET
26" RANGER
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
26 XX Small
380
601.21
370
541.09
42
405
1114.83
63
75
130
14
504
40
26 Extra Small
400
601.21
380
561.09
42
405
1134.83
63
75
130
14
504
40
26 Small
420
601.21
400
581.09
42
410
1159.83
63
75
130
14
504
40
26 Medium
440
610.12
420
603.48
42
415
1189.37
63
75
140
14
504
40
26 Large
460
619.03
440
625.87
42
415
1213.91
63
75
150
14
504
40
26 Extra Large
480
619.03
455
645.87
42
420
1238.91
63
75
150
14
504
40
26 XX Large
500
615.03
455
664.80
38
425
1263.91
63
75
150
14
504
40
29" RANGER
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
29 Small
420
658.08
400
596.33
73.75
426
1187.74
64
75
130
14
531
51
29 Medium
440
658.08
420
616.33
73.75
426
1207.74
64
75
130
14
531
51
29 Large
460
658.08
440
636.33
73.75
426
1227.74
64
75
130
14
531
51
29 Extra Large
480
667.07
455
658.74
73.75
426
1252.12
64
75
140
14
531
51
29 XX Large
500
672.05
455
680.08
69.75
426
1276.51
64
75
150
14
531
51
650B RANGER
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
650 X Small
400
624.38
380
567.30
54.25
410
1141.19
63.5
75
130
14
514
42
650 Small
420
624.38
400
587.30
54.25
410
1161.19
63.5
75
130
14
514
42
650 Medium
440
624.38
420
607.30
54.25
415
1186.19
63.5
75
130
14
514
42
650 Large
460
633.33
440
629.70
54.25
415
1210.65
63.5
75
140
14
514
42
650 Extra Large
480
642.28
455
652.10
54.25
420
1240.11
63.5
75
150
14
514
42
650 XX Large
500
638.28
455
671.03
50.25
425
1265.11
63.5
75
150
14
514
42
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Internal Cable Routing £60/cable
The cables are routed through thin stainless steel guide tubes, which run the full length of each internal portion. Rear brake and derailleur cables run internally through the down tube, then externally below the chain stays for the remaining distance. Stealth dropper post cable routing runs internally through the down tube, and directly into the base of the seat tube. The front ends of the cables are sealed to the stainless guide tubes, so that water and dirt cannot enter the frame.
An integrated seat clamp keeps the bike as simple and secure as possible, and complements a dropper seatpost nicely. The clamp requires a 5mm allen key to release and tighten.
Custom head badge text allows you to add a line of text to the head tube badge on your frame. Add your own name, your preferred beverage, a short message about Strava or carbon fibre, or even your favourite film, to personalise your bike. Maximum of 11 characters; A-Z, 0-9.
If you want to run a chain device, you need to have an ISCG05 mount. The mount can support a bash guard, or only an upper chain guide, or a full chain device with integrated bash.
BTR bottle cage bosses are stainless steel, and ‘blind’ (no through-hole). This means that they not only work flawlessly as mounts, but also ensure that the frame isn’t compromised by their existence – even if you leave them open. Each pair (for one bottle cage) costs £20.
Bottle Cage Locations:
First cage – top side of down tube
Second cage – front side of seat tube
Third cage – underside of down tube
If you need to relocate a bottle cage, please contact us before placing your order.
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Front Derailleur Cable Routing £40
If you need more than 500% gear range, we can still equip your frame with cable guides for a front derailleur. Note that these guides are always external, even if all other cables are internally routed. The cable will be routed on the underside of the top tube, and to a fixed stop on the back of the seat tube above the derailleur.
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Standard Frame Colours £FOC
Standard frame colours are included in the price of a frame. Please refer to the Frame Colour Chart. Please note that the clearcoat (raw) frame finish is no longer available, as of December 1st 2018.
Special frame colours may incur a surcharge above the £60 included, due to multi-coats and powder costs; this can be up to another £60 (£120 total). We’ll inform before commencing work on your order if there is any additional charge to be paid.
All BTR frames are supplied with every part needed to build your bike – just add your components to complete the build. If you need any spare parts, look no further:
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