Amastaff: 4X, Enduro, XC, FRAMESELECTOR

    There is a similarity between enduro and a dynamic ride in the city. And we don't mean sharing asphalt trails with cars, but taking shortcuts, choosing a more difficult, more interesting route. Wherever your regular ride is among city bunkers, it can be spectacular and fun. Wherever you can fly, show off your skills in handling a bike. You don't need mountains for enduro riding any more, you need Amstaff.

    Amstaff is the same tried and tested construction you know from last year. Its geometry is similar to that of typical dual frames, but it can be used for cross-country, where only fun counts. It's reinforced in key places, and yet reasonably light. And you don't need to be rolling in it to afford it. A pedigree Amstaff price is very competetive!!!

    Amstaff's back triangle is made of tubes rectangular in cross section. The bottom fork is connected to the bottom bracket by means of a stiff, CNC-milled element. The top fork, strengthened with a piece of metal plate with the company logo, is welded behind the seatpost to the top tube of the frame. The head is armoured with two open-work metal plates and inwelds on the top and bottom tube. Amstaff can be fitted with disk and shoe brakes. We give a two-year guarantee on manufacturing defects and a life-long guarantee on unforgettable experiences.






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