Commencal Clash 2020 Geometry

CLASH GEOMETRY

S M L XL

Seat Tube Length 395 mm 440 mm 455 mm 485 mm

Seat Tube Angle 75,5° 75,5° 75,5° 75,5°

Head Tube Angle 65° 65° 65° 65°

Head Tube Length 110 mm 115 mm 125 mm 125 mm

Wheel Base 1184 mm 1206 mm 1235 mm 1267 mm

Top Tube Length 581 mm 603 mm 631 mm 663 mm

Chainstay Length 434 mm 434 mm 434 mm 434 mm

BB Height -12 mm -12 mm -12 mm -12 mm

Fork Length 571 mm 571 mm 571 mm 571 mm

Reach 422 mm 442 mm 467 mm 497 mm

	S	M	L	XL
Seat Tube Length	395 mm	440 mm	455 mm	485 mm
Seat Tube Angle	75,5°	75,5°	75,5°	75,5°
Head Tube Angle	65°	65°	65°	65°
Head Tube Length	110 mm	115 mm	125 mm	125 mm
Wheel Base	1184 mm	1206 mm	1235 mm	1267 mm
Top Tube Length	581 mm	603 mm	631 mm	663 mm
Chainstay Length	434 mm	434 mm	434 mm	434 mm
BB Height	-12 mm	-12 mm	-12 mm	-12 mm
Fork Length	571 mm	571 mm	571 mm	571 mm
Reach	422 mm	442 mm	467 mm	497 mm

Source: COMMENCAL CLASH

Ty Sutherland

Ty Sutherland: Nestled in the heart of Okanagan, BC - a global epicenter for mountain biking - Ty has been an ardent mountain biker for over 15 years. His journey began with a Norco Sight, a ride that ignited his passion for the sport. Since then, his collection has grown to include the adrenaline-pumping Norco Aurum for downhill park adventures and the cutting-edge Specialized Turbo Levo. With a keen eye on the ever-evolving world of bike geometry and technology, Ty is fascinated by how bikes continue to advance, becoming safer and amplifying the thrill with each innovation. At "Bikometry.com", Ty's mission is clear: to keep fellow biking enthusiasts abreast of the latest advancements, ensuring every ride is safer, more exhilarating, and endlessly enjoyable.

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