Pace 129er

Pace 129er

Pace’s 104 hardtail is arguably the best looking steel hardtail out there at the moment, from the beautifully elegant tubing to the tasteful Morris Blue paintjob it has us a little weak in the knees. Now Pace are turning their attention to the world of 29ers…




Adrian from Pace says:
“There you go- our new 29er (or 129er as its working title is).
Its a 29er version of our new 104. Its at first prototype stage presently so not available until later in year. Made of Reynolds 853 all handmade and fillet brazed with chrome plated stay and coachwork line detailing. Pace Slideout system to adjust chain tension, custom one-piece handlebar plus straightblade steel fork. It will be available as a complete bike (spec’ to be finalised but shown with WTB, Shimano. Pace and Raceface component spec’ here) or as framekit.”


Yum, is the unofficial Singletrack verdict.

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51 thoughts on “Pace 129er

  1. Ooo look. A tractor!

    That looks just like bikes used to look….

    …before they saw sense and started designing them properly.

  2. Strange mix of sexy rear triangle with brutal-looking fork. Is that toptube really fillet-brazed?

    I love those polished chromed bits though.

  3. Wheres the tractor? The fields look bare to me?

    The best looking 29″er? IMO (of course) it looks about the worst
    A pic of one in a ‘proper’ size would probably look alright though

    I’m not a fan of the bar/stem combo either. Theres no adjustment for upsweep for different preferences or if you swap the forks or the relative saddle/handlebar heights. With the upsweep appearing a negative angle in the pics, the handlebar looks bent

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