The Colony Emerge is a legit mid-level freestyle rig that’s built to take a beating and come back for more. Full chromoly frame, forks, and bars mean strength where it counts, while sealed bearings throughout keep things rolling smooth. With a dialled 20.7" top tube, tight 13" rear end, and 75.2° head angle, this thing is ready to blast the park, street, or anything in between.

Spec’d out with a 3-piece CrMo crankset, double plastic hub guards, a fat combo seat, and 2.35" Colony Griplock rubber—straight out of the box, it’s got everything you need to hit the ground shredding.

Frame: Colony Emerge Full CrMo 20.7”TT, 13.0” rear slammed, 75.2º HA, 71º ST, 11.5" MID BB height, Integrated Headset. Extra Wide Tire Clearance.

Stand over Height: 8.65″ (centre of BB shell to centre of TT)

Forks: Colony Emerge, Tapered legs with CrMo steer tube, 25mm offset.

Handlebars: Colony 8.75″ rise 29.5″ wide CrMo

Grips: Colony Much Room

Headset: Integrated

Stem: Colony Alloy Top Load, 50mm reach.

Brakes (rear): 990 style with clear pads

Brake lever (right): Alloy.

Cables: Linear Slick (rear).

Sprocket: Colony Steel 25T.

Crankset: Colony 3pce CrMo Tubular 8 spline, 170mm.

Bottom Bracket: Sealed Mid 19mm.

Chain: KMC

Pedals: Colony Fantastic Plastic

Rims: Alloy Single Wall 36h.

Front Tyre: Colony Griplock 20×2.35″.

Rear Tyre: Colony Griplock 20×2.35″.

Spokes: Black steel.

Front Hub: – Colony Alloy 10mm axle, 36 hole, sealed bearing. Plastic hub guards.

Rear Hub: – Colony Alloy Cassette, 36 hole, 14mm axle, Fully Sealed Bearing w/9t driver. Non Drive Side Plastic Guard.

Seat & Seatpost: Colony Fat Seat/Post Combo. (Seats may vary on different colour models)

Weight: 11.6kgs

Note: Bike specification &/or colours subject to vary slightly

Please note: 

All Trans or Clear coated finished frames will create rust spider webs in a short period of time. 

These will occur on or under the paint surface. This is the cosmetic desired effect for these styles of paint finishes.

It does not affect the structural integrity of the frame. Nor is it considered a warranty case.