Author: stribecycles

Bikepacking with Juno

Post author By stribecycles
Post date May 29, 2022

Bikepacking with Juno

Published: May 2022

Seeing nature from the saddle is not a bad way of spending a week or two of your well earned holiday. Our home country Norway has a lot amazing places to explore, and the sweet-spot for us is when the snow has melted from the mountain passes and the days are long. You might even strike lucky with the weather. But don’t forget your rain and down jackets just in case.

This is the photo story from the 35mm lens of Sveinung Gjessing, when Hans Petter, Rune, Thomas and himself spent nine days around Jotunheimen in the summer of 2021.

Sveinung rode a CAAD12 with maxed out tires, Hans Petter was on a Stribe Juno, Rune on a Surly and Thomas also on a Stribe Juno.

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Juno

Post author By stribecycles
Post date January 18, 2020

Juno was originally born as a race bike before it evolved into a rig capable of blitzing rough gravel roads just as well as tarmac. The titanium frame excels as the terrain gets rougher, while the geometry gives you a responsive experience without ever getting twitchy. Still lightning fast, the Juno is capable of 40c tires with 50mm mudguards.

Stribe titanium 3AL 2.5 grade 9 TIG welded frame

Stribe tapered carbon fork with fender and cargo mounts

12mm thru-axle front and rear

Mechanical and DI2-ready

Full internal cable routing

44mm head tube

68mm BSA BB

27.2mm Seat tube

43mm maximum tire clearance

Titanium seatpost-collar

Flat-mount 140/160mm

15kg fork cargo load capacity

Integrated fender mounts

Axles and seatpost collar included. Headset is not.

The geometry of the Juno is more upright than a traditional road bike, which enables you to spend long days in the saddle exploring different terrain. Still, the handling characteristics invites for an enjoyable ride with a stiff rear triangle that transfers power from the pedals to rear wheel effectively. This makes Juno the ultimate choice when you want a bike that is capable of mastering any road surface.

Head over to the store for pricing and to order your frame. If you like to see it in action – check out the photo-essay Bikepacking with Juno.

	XS	S	M	L	XL
Reach	366	374	380	389	396
Stack	527	555	573	592	611
Seat Tube Angle	74.5	74	73,5	73,5	73,5
Head Angle	70.6	71.6	72	72	72
Head Tube Length	100	125	145	165	185
Seat Tube Length	460	520	540	555	575
Effective Top Tube Length	512	533	550	565	577
Chainstay Length	425	425	425	425	425
Standover Height	774	786	808	823	845
BB Drop	74	74	72	71	71
Fork Offset	51	51	51	51	51
Fork Length	385	385	385	385	385
Wheelbase	998	1006	1015	1030	1044
Trail	66	60	57	57	57
Wheel Size	700c	700c	700c	700c	700c

2021 Geometry, All measurements are with 700c 40mm

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Hubble

Post author By stribecycles
Post date January 18, 2020

With modern trail geometry, the Stribe Hubble is capable of everything from shredding downhill to touring in the countryside.

Optimized for either 650b with plus tires or 29″ with up to 2,4″ wide rubber. Run it with a 120mm suspension to hit that devilishly good 66,6 degree head angle.

Head over to the store for pricing and to order your frame.

Stribe Titanium TIG Welded Frame

12mm Thru-Axle

148mm BOOST

Internal Cable Routing

44mm Headtube

73mm BSA BB

30,9mm Seatpost (not included)

Titanium Seatpost Collar

1800gr Frame Weight (Size M)

3x Bottle Mounts

Driveside Chainstay Yoke

	XS	S	M	L	XL
Reach	410	430	448	468	498
Stack	608	613	617	622	627
Seat Tube Angle	74,5	74,5	74,5	74,5	74,5
Head Angle	66,6	66,6	66,6	66,6	66,6
Head Tube Length	90	95	100	105	105
Seat Tube Length	440	455	470	480	485
Top Tube Length	572	591	608	629	657
Chainstay Length	420	430	430	430	435
Standover Height	800	816	825	833	848
BB Drop	48	48	48	48	48
Fork A-C	531	531	531	531	531
Fork Offset	51	51	51	51	51
Wheelbase	1125	1157	1177	1199	1236

*As of 2021