The fine folks at All-City have a new mountain bike in their arsenal. The Electric Queen is a steel hardtail with trail-oriented geometry and a flashy retro-inspired paint job.
The Electric Queen quest
All-City Electric Queen highlights
- Chromoly frame
- Trail geometry
- Clearance for 27x3 or 29x2.25in tires
- Designed around a 120mm suspension fork
- 73mm threaded bottom bracket
- $750 frame / $2,299 complete (UK and Australian pricing TBC)
All-City made its name with fixed gears, the QBP-owned brand has since branched out to road, cyclocross, gravel and mountain bikes. All the frames in this small company’s growing line share two things in common: they are all constructed from steel and feature thoughtful details that make them appear more high-end than their price tags suggest.
The Electric Queen is All-City’s take on a trail hardtail. It fits the bill with a relatively slack head angle paired with a 120mm suspension fork, short chainstays, Boost axle spacing and stealth routing for a dropper seatpost. It also has the ability to run standard 29-inch tires or 27.5 rubber.
The complete bike comes equipped with 27.5x3-inch WTB Ranger tires mounted to WTB Scrapper rims. Other build highlights include a SRAM 1x11 GX drivetrain, SRAM Level brakes and a RockShox Reba RL suspension fork.
The Electric Queen is available now. The complete bike retailing for $2,299 and the frame priced at $750. (UK and Australian pricing have yet to be announced.)
Visit allcitycycles.com for more information.
