Video: Santa Cruz Jackal Day Trip With Bryceland and Peat
Are you ready to ready to add a dirt jump bike to the stable?
When Logan Peat and Josh Bryceland rolled into Santa Cruz on their Jackals, we rolled up in a 1949 GM 4101 Union Pacific Streamliner to show them around.
Still using its original super-charged two-stroke straight-six Detroit Diesel power plant connected to a Spicer 4-speed manual transmission, the “Crazy Train” is the last running coach of ten, made for ferrying passengers from Union Pacific’s Los Angeles terminal in the fifties and sixties.
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Still using unique sliding dropouts to accommodate gears or single speeds, connected to the frame via compact chainstays on a super-strong asymmetrical yoke, the Jackal was made for ferrying passengers over dirt jumps, street obstacles, amusement parks and anything else you might encounter on a rampage around town.
Product Highlights:
- 26″ wheels
- Sizes: M, L
- Frame Weight: 5.02lbs (2.28kg) for size M
- Tapered headtube for maximum strength
- Sliding rear dropouts for geared or single speed use
- 73mm threaded BB: creak-free riding and easy installation
- Price: $750 frame only
For more information visit www.santacruzbicycles.com/en/jackal.
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