Rocky Mountain Solo

Yes, the frame and fork are designed for versatility. It is compatible with 700x40c tires as stock, but you can also swap to 650b wheels to run tires up to 2.2 inches wide for extra traction on rougher terrain.

Absolutely. The Solo 30 features numerous mounting points on the frame and fork for racks, fenders, and gear bags, making it well-equipped for multi-day touring and bikepacking setups.

Yes, the frame is dropper post compatible. This is a great feature if you plan on tackling technical descents or steep gravel sections where lowering your center of gravity provides more control.

The Solo 30 is equipped with a Sram Rival 1x11 drivetrain. This 1x setup uses a 42T chainring paired with a wide-range 10-42T cassette, providing a simple, reliable gear range for both climbing and flat-out gravel riding.

Yes, the bike comes with WTB ST i23 TCS rims, and the necessary tubeless tape and valves are included. You will just need to add sealant and your preferred tubeless-ready tires to complete the conversion.

The Solo 30 uses gravel-specific geometry, which is more stable and upright than a standard road bike. This design prioritizes comfort and handling on loose surfaces, making it much more capable and predictable when you leave the pavement.