Corey Walsh is an animal, and he deserves a lot in the bmx world. This frame was made for him because not many BMX frames are big enough for the riding he does. The specs are set so that anyone who rides this frame will feel in complete control.
✅ 21.8″ Top Tube
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Corey Walsh Signature
Cult Corey Walsh Frame Overview
Corey Walsh signature frame from Cult, he needed a bigger frame to do what he does… So here it is…
Made from 100% cult classic tubing along with top and down tube gussets for increased strength. Along with an integrated headtube and externally machined mid-BB shell, investment cast Seatpost clamp and seat stay bridge, tapered seat stays with room for 2.40” tires, S-bend chainstays with removable brake mounts and investment cast heat-treated dropouts
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Cult Corey Walsh Frame Specs
Price: $349.99 from sourcebmx
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Sizes
- 20.75″
- 21″
- 21.5″
- 21.8″
Learn about frame sizes here
Specs
| MATERIAL: Full 4130 Chromoly |
| HEAD TUBE ANGLE: 74.5° – Learn About Head Tube Angle Here |
| SEAT TUBE ANGLE: 71° |
| CHAIN STAY LENGTH: 13.8-14.1” – Learn About Chain Stays Here |
| BB HEIGHT: 11.5” |
| WHEEL SIZE: 20″ |
| STANDOVER HEIGHT: 9″ |
| DROPOUT SIZE: 14mm |
| HEADSET TYPE: Integrated |
| BB TYPE: Mid |
| BRAKE MOUNTS: Brakeless |
| GYRO TABS: N/A |
| WEIGHT: TBC |
Cult Corey Walsh Frame Geometry
A: Top Tube Length: 20.75″, 21″, 21.5″ or 21.8″ – Learn what size is right for you here.
Good size options for all tall riders.
B: Chain Stay Length: 13.8” to 14.1″ – Learn About Chain Stays Here
This is a super long frame. It will give you a lot of control for flowing bowls.
C: Head Tube Angle: 74.5º – Learn About Head Tube Angles Here
Steep head tube angles make the bike “snappy” meaning more responsive to fast turns.
A less steep head tube gives you more control.
D: Seat Tube Angle: 71°
E: Bottom Bracket Height: 11.5″
F: Stand over height: 9″
This is a tall standover. A tall standover gives you more control with barspins and t-bogs.
Conclusion
You need to watch Corey Walsh ride to really understand how this frame is different. He has a crazy style of going fast and going high. He doesn’t do many tricks though. That is why the Walsh frame so long. With the long top tube and chainstays, this frame will give you a lot more control while getting rid of any responsiveness.
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