*Data only rapresents an indication for the actual riding distance. The actual range can vary depending on sage and rider prole, riding conditions and battery life.
ECLIPSE S the Torpado brand MTB. The muscular bicycle of the Impudent line with the carbon frame suitable for all riders.
Carbon dropout
Outer skin UD carbon
Predisposition for cable for suspended remote control
Horizontal Rear Brake: Disk brake post mounted on chain stay. This solution allows a more appealing shape, better braking performances and weight reduction
Monocoque carbon frame, disc-brake mount included
Single entrance point for cables and integrated cables for a clean, functional design
Frame with PRESS-FIT 30 BB. It improves stiffness, combining the advantages of Press-Fit and BB30
Rear Shocks Internal Routing. Predisposition for cable for rear shock absorber
27,2mm. Seat Post allows to reduce the weight of the bike, keeping torsional stiffness
12mm through axle system improves stiffness and riding precision
Tapered head tube improves stiffness, stability and riding precision
Torpado Front Derailleur Direct-Mount
Front derailleur is mounted directly on the seat tube without any clamp; this solution allows weight reduction of the bicycle
Torpado technicians and Torpado Factory Team cooperate on MTB design, development, and testing
Exclusive Torpado leverage system, studied, developed and tested by Torpado riders during Cape Epic
| SIZE | A SEAT TUBE LENGTH (mm) | F TOP TUBE HORIZONTAL (mm) | D HEAD TUBE LENGTH (mm) | E SEAT TUBE ANGLE EFFECTIVE (°) | C HEAD TUBE ANGLE (°) | FC FRONT CENTRE (mm) | RC CHAIN STAY LENGTH (mm) | WB WHEELBASE (mm) | DROP | STACK (mm) | REACH (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SMALL | 400 | 560 | 110 | 73° | 69° | 643 | 430 | 1072 | 23 | 565 | 388 |
| MEDIUM | 430 | 585 | 120 | 73° | 69° | 668 | 430 | 1097 | 23 | 575 | 411 |
| LARGE | 480 | 610 | 135 | 73° | 69° | 694 | 430 | 1123 | 23 | 588 | 430 |
| SIZE / BIKER HEIGHT | SMALL / 158 - 164 cm | MEDIUM / 164 - 175 cm | LARGE / 175 - 185 cm |
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