Updated versions of the legendary Prince Albert, Alpine and Holeshot mountain bike frames are currently in development (having already passed all five ISO 4210 tests at first attempt) and will debut at Interbike Fall Cyclofest, US National Whitewater Center, Charlotte, NC on 20th October 2016.

New versions of the multi world and national title winning FTB Revolution and Elite BMX race frames will launch on 1st August 2016 for distribution worldwide, together with a range of FTB branded racing components and state-of-the-art BMX balance bikes.

New websites are currently under construction and will launch at http://www.dialledbikes.com and http://www.ftbbmx.com closer to 1st August 2016.

Due to this relocation and the need to vacate all UK premises by the end of July 2016, both Dialled Bikes and FTB are beginning to liquidate all remaining UK stock of Dialled Bikes Alpine and MX20R frames, and FTB Revolution and Elite frames, at discounted prices.  Please contact info@dialledbikes.com for model, size and colour availability and prices.

Dialled Bikes and FTB would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has supported the brands since their inception in 2005 and 2012 respectively.

Simon Homans (Team HARD) scored an awesome W3 plate in the 30+ Cruiser Class on his Dialled Bikes MX24R Reynolds 853 cruiser frame.

And Kim Bent took the Dialled Bikes titanium prototype cruiser to a W6 ranking in the Ladies Cruiser class.

Well done Simon and Kim. Our sister brand Factory Team Bikes may be stealing most of the BMX limelight these days, but it’s still good to know that Dialled Bikes BMX frames are still world class!

5 x Prince Albert Reynolds 725 frames (green), size 15.5″ only were £295, now £150 including UK delivery.

About 27 Prince Albert Classic Reynolds 853 frames (15″, 17″ & 19″ in red, light blue, grey and black).  Were £425, now £225 including UK delivery.

About 20 MX20R/Stay Strong Reynolds 853 BMX race/trail frames.  The same frames that Quillan Isidore won his world BMX title on in 2012.  Were £360, now £180 including UK delivery.

Once these frames are gone, they’re gone.  We won’t be making them again.  Don’t miss out on some of the most classic and nicest riding steel frames of recent times.

If you’d like to ride one of the best ever hardcore hardtails, the next batch of Alpines is due to land in the UK on 29th August and can be pre-ordered for UK£400 each including UK delivery.  Once they land and clear customs, the full RRP will be UK£495.

Production colours will be orange and white with black graphics.

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Details of the new Alpine frame can be found here (http://www.dialledbikes.com/Dialled_Bikes/Alpine.html), together with a short video of one of our test riders (Ben Gerrish) putting it through its paces.  Unfortunately, the raw finish didn’t make it to production on this particular batch of frames as one of the frames didn’t stand up to testing as well as we hoped (though we’re still testing other frames in this finish which are holding up OK, so it may end up on some frames in future).  Standard colours will be white and orange.

For an extra £50 we can offer a custom finish through our paint partner, PWS Finishing.  Unfortunately, the pre-order price is not available on custom colour frames due to the extra hassle factor and costs involved in offering this service.  Contact info@dialledbikes.com for further info on custom colours.

As usual, we’re giving loyal customers the chance to pre-order/reserve a Mk3 Alpine frame at considerable discount now over the full retail price in August.  Pre-order price is £400 including UK mainland delivery (excluding Scottish Highlands), with £200 deposit payable now, and the balance payable prior to delivery of the frames.

This new site features some new (to us anyway) functionality which will hopefully make it easier for riders all over the world to purchase Dialled Bikes products.

I’m also currently refining the product range and testing out new stuff, so if you don’t see anything online right now that appeals to you, keep checking back as we release new stuff along the way.

Thanks for looking and I hope our paths cross on the trails or at a BMX or 4X race in the not too distant future.

Mike

Prince Albert 29’er prototype frame.  Reynolds 725, metallic coffee colour.  Surplus to requirements, never built.  Offers around £325 including UK delivery.

2 x FTB Pro-XL (22″ top tube) frames.  Cosmetic seconds – very slight imperfections in anodised finish (you have to look hard to see them).  Brand new, never built.  Offers around £280 including FSA headset and UK delivery.

Simon Homans came first in 30-39 Cruiser and 3rd in Masters.  Jon Moore 2nd in 45+ Cruiser.  Shaun Andrews 7th in Veterans.  Billy Stupple 9th in 45+ Cruiser.  And Jordan Hatcher 11th in the 16s class.

A decent start to the season, but plenty of room for improvement.  Roll on Rounds 2&3 at Cyclopark, Kent on the 27&28 April.

Contact karl@rsdsports.com for details

This season, the Dialled Bikes Factory Team (BMX) consists of Shaun Andrews, Jon Moore, Billy Stupple, Jordan Hatcher, Simon Homans and Michelle Eaton.

For 4X, Dialled Bikes has teamed up with Manchester based clothing brand Love Not Money to form the Dialled Bikes/Love Not Money 4X Team. James “Rooster” Tresman (Team Manager) has the task of keeping this rabble under control: Paddy Baker (Team Captain), Jordan Gould, Martin Dorn, Neil Harbour, Lee “Goose” Feery, Michelle Eaton and Jake Drabble.

In unrelated news, we apologise that the site hasn’t been updated much lately. That’s because a new site is currently in the works, which we hope to launch in 6-8 weeks.