Peaty navigating his Bronson on the dual slalom course

The Bronson is Santa Cruz’s first attempt at a 650b wheeled bike and it has gotten a lot of attention. Check out some detailed pictures and a video inside.

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Steve Peat navigated his Bronson on the Sea Otter Classic dual slalom race to a 2nd place which is no small feat.  Cedric Gracia raced the Sea Otter ‘downhill’ on his. The Bronson is the first 27.5/650b wheel’d Santa Cruz and it’s clearly a versatile bike.

Bronson - 650b

The Bronson is available in a carbon model as well as an aluminum option.

Details:

– 27.5″ (650b) wheels
– 142 mm rear axle spacing.
– VPP suspension
– New molded rubber swingarm and downtube protectors.
– 2 x bottle cage mounts.
– Forged upper link.
– Forged aluminum lower link with angled grease ports: offset for chainguide clearance.
– Collet axle pivots: lock in place without pinch bolts.
– Angular contact bearings: all pivots.
– Direct mount rear derailleur hanger option: standard hanger comes as stock.
– Full carbon dropouts and disk mounts.
– Co-molded aluminum hardware on frame pivots: no bonding.
– Carbon ISCG-05 tabs.
– Routing for Reverb Stealth.
– 73mm threaded BB: creak-free riding and easy installation.

Chainstay

We posted some additional details on the Bronson earlier that you can investigate for more details.

Bronson

Josh Bryceland and the Santa Cruz Syndicate edited a quick video of them onboard the Bronson earlier this year that was pretty good as well if you missed it.

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