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Torker | Diesel Frame Set

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Torker | Diesel Frame SetWhat can you say about Matt Hadan The Diesel!! A true BMX Icon, and all around good egg! You know when it came time to introduce the Aluminum Era, there were a few people in mind to help with the introduction, but the Diesel stepped right up and claimed the title, with the Oversize Down tube and Dual Top Tubes, the Diesel is rollin' coal, all the way to the finish line. And of course it comes stock with a Cro mo Torker Heat Treated Race Fork to match.

What can you say about Matt Hadan - The Diesel!! A true BMX Icon, and all around good egg! You know when it came time to introduce the Aluminum Era, there were a few people in mind to help with the introduction, but the Diesel stepped right up and claimed the title, with the Oversize Down tube and Dual Top Tubes, the Diesel is rollin' coal, all the way to the finish line. And of course it comes stock with a Cro-mo Torker Heat Treated Race Fork to match.


Modern Race Geometry:

Pro 20" XL - 21.25" TT, 15.25" C/S, 11.625" BB Height , 74.5º HA
Pro 20" XXL -
21.75" TT, 15.25" C/S, 11.625" BB Height , 74.5º HA
Pro 24" -22" TT, 15.25" C/S, 11.625" BB Height , 73.5º HA
Pro 26" - 22.75" TT, 15.75" C/S, 11.625" BB Height , 73.1º HA
Pro 29" - 23.75" TT, 16.75" C/S, 11.625" BB Height , 72º HA

Details:

  • Traditional dual top tube race frame
  • 6069 T-6 Aluminum Tubing
  • Retro Styled Integrated Campy® Headtube
  • Euro BB Shell
  • 3/8" (10mm) Dropouts
  • Includes 1 1/8”, 4130 Cro-mo Heat Treated Torker threadless forks

Uses (but does not include)

  • 1 1/8" Integrated Headset
  • V Brakes
  • 27.2 post
  • 31.9 clamp ( 1 1/4" ) Sometimes called 31.8 clamp as well

Only 25 available of each size! Available in Gloss Black and Gloss Yellow.

Second Run - 2025 Adds in 20" Pro XL, 20" Pro XXL and the new White and Polished colors!!

Serial Numbers:
20" PRO XL - TPXLD001 - TPXLD025 etc...
20" PRO XXL - TXXLD2X001 - TXXLD2X025 etc...
24" - TMHD4001 - TMHD4025
26" - TMHD6001 - TMHD6025
29" - TMHD9001 - TMHD9025

Matching Mid-School Era Torker Padsets are available - made exclusively for us by Flite®

    Please post pics of your builds and share your serial # on the Torker Racing Riders Group

    Please make sure you read the full description. We want your buying and riding experience to be the best it can be. Note there is now a Frame only Variant for the Black 20" Pro XXL

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What sizes does the Torker Diesel frame come in?
    Five sizes: Pro 20" XL (21.25" top tube), Pro 20" XXL (21.75" TT), Pro 24" (22" TT), Pro 26" (22.75" TT), and Pro 29" (23.75" TT). Full geometry is listed above.

    What material is the Diesel made of?
    6069 T-6 aluminum tubing for the frame. The fork is 4130 chromoly heat-treated steel — included with every frame set.

    Who is the Diesel named for?
    Matt "The Diesel" Hadan, a dominant force in Torker's mid-school years racing AA Pro and Pro Cruiser. Matt was the last factory Torker pro of that era.

    How limited is the Diesel?
    Only 25 frames per size in the original run. The 2025 second run added 20" Pro XL, 20" Pro XXL, and new White and Polished colors. Each frame has a unique serial number (TMHD or TPXLD prefix depending on size).

    What components do I need to build it?
    The frame set includes the Cro-mo fork. You add: 1 1/8" integrated headset, V brakes, 27.2 seat post, 31.9 (or 31.8) seat clamp, plus stem, bars, cranks, BB, chain, chainwheel, cog, pedals, saddle, wheelset, tires, tubes.

    Is the Diesel race-legal for USA BMX?
    Yes. The 26" and 29" sizes meet USA BMX Cruiser and Masters class specifications.

    How does it ship?
    Same day from Apple Valley, California when ordered before 2 PM Pacific. Frame and fork only — components purchased separately.

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