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Rocky Mountain Solo 2022 Geometry, Reviews, and Specs
2022 Rocky Mountain Bicycles SoloFit and steering
Aggressive fitSlow steeringFast steeringRelaxed fit Rocky Mountain Solo 2022 Sizing Guide
Rocky Mountain Solo 2022 Geometry Chart
| Size | Stack | Reach | Stack/reach | Stem | Bar | Crank | Head tube angle | Seat tube angle | Chainstay | Wheelbase | BB drop | Wheel size |
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| S | 542 mm | 374 mm | 1.45:1 | 90 mm | 400 mm | 170 mm | 70.5° | 74.0° | 428 mm | 1022 mm | 76 mm | 700c |
| M | 560 mm | 384 mm | 1.46:1 | 100 mm | 420 mm | 172.5 mm | 71.0° | 73.5° | 428 mm | 1034 mm | 76 mm | 700c |
| L | 578 mm | 394 mm | 1.47:1 | 110 mm | 440 mm | 175 mm | 71.5° | 73.5° | 428 mm | 1046 mm | 74 mm | 700c |
| XL | 596 mm | 404 mm | 1.48:1 | 110 mm | 440 mm | 175 mm | 72.0° | 73.0° | 428 mm | 1060 mm | 74 mm | 700c |
2022 colorways
This year's studio shot is 2022 Rocky Mountain Bicycles Solo.
- We do not have a full OEM palette to diff against 2021 yet.
What changed in the bike frame
Same published geometry as 2021.
- Published geometry matches the 2021 Rocky Mountain Solo. Same sizes, same stack and reach.
What changed in equipment
No verified spec sheet for 2022 or 2021.
- The 2019 Rocky Mountain Solo 70 has seen a few updates, including new drivetrain specs, a dropper post, and high volume 650B tires.
What changed in price
No launch MSRP in the catalog yet.
Compare 2022 and 2021 Rocky Mountain Solo side by side
