REEB Cycles, a brand renowned for its commitment to quality and innovation, has unveiled two new hardtail models for 2026: the Hall Pass and the Re:Dikyelous. Both bikes share a trail-oriented geometry, yet they cater to different market segments through their manufacturing origins and pricing.
Re:Dikyelous: A Tribute to Heritage
Handcrafted in Longmont, Colorado, the Re:Dikyelous pays homage to REEB’s 15-year legacy. Constructed using U.S.-made Velospec tubing, this model features a 130mm travel fork, a 65.5-degree head angle, and a 75-degree effective seat tube angle. It offers clearance for up to 2.6-inch tires and includes three water bottle mounts, external cable routing, and dropper post compatibility. Priced at $2,399 for the frame-only option, the Re:Dikyelous is available in small, medium, large, and XL sizes, with deliveries commencing in late March 2026. (bikepacking.com)
Hall Pass: Global Craftsmanship
The Hall Pass, in contrast, is hand-built in Taiwan and features a custom-drawn, double-butted steel tubeset with an internal ED coating. It shares the same trail-oriented geometry as the Re:Dikyelous, including the 130mm travel fork and 65.5-degree head angle. The frame is available in two colors and is priced at $1,299 for the frame-only option. Pre-orders are open for small, medium, large, and XL sizes, with international orders available from March 4th to 15th, 2026, and early April delivery. U.S. orders are open, with complete builds and frame-only pre-orders set to begin deliveries in May 2026.
Shared Geometry and Features
Both the Hall Pass and Re:Dikyelous are designed around a 130mm fork with a 540mm axle-to-crown height and a 44mm offset. They feature a 65.5-degree head angle, a 75-degree effective seat tube angle, and chainstay lengths adjustable between 420mm and 435mm. The frames are equipped with three water bottle mounts, external cable routing, dropper post compatibility, and clearance for up to 2.6-inch tires. Additionally, they utilize proprietary 3D-printed chainstay yokes for enhanced tire clearance and weight savings, and both offer UDH and singlespeed compatibility with up to 15mm of chainstay adjustment.
Conclusion
The introduction of the Hall Pass and Re:Dikyelous models underscores REEB Cycles’ dedication to providing high-quality, trail-oriented hardtails that cater to a diverse range of riders. Whether you prefer the domestic craftsmanship of the Re:Dikyelous or the global appeal of the Hall Pass, both bikes promise to deliver exceptional performance and value.