Radio Legion 26-inch urban wheelie bike — compare the fit for your next street session:

Key features

• Wheel size: 26 in
• Top tube length (TT): 22 in
• Frame material: 6061-T6 aluminium
• Gearing: 26T sprocket / 12T cassette driver
• Rear brake: Tektro Aries disc brake, 160 mm rotor
• Weight: Approx. 13.99 kg

A wheelie setup with front and rear discs

The Legion pairs a 6061-T6 aluminium frame with a full 4130 chromoly fork and bar. Tektro Aries discs are fitted at both ends, with 160 mm rotors and RS-360A levers. Have both brakes adjusted and get used to their response before practising wheelies.

The single-speed drivetrain uses a 26T sprocket and a 12T cassette driver. Radio Legion 26 x 2.2-inch tyres sit on double-wall DB35 rims, while the 170 mm three-piece chromoly cranks keep the setup familiar.

Compare the frame and bar dimensions

The 22-inch top tube is a frame measurement, separate from the 26-inch wheel size. Compare the 16.7-inch chainstays and 6.1-inch bar rise with a bike you already find comfortable.

The bottom bracket has 33 mm of drop: it sits below the wheel-axle line. This is not the bottom bracket’s height above the ground. Check reach and riding position before choosing; wheel size alone does not tell you whether a bike will fit.

Adjust saddle height between sessions

The quick-release seat clamp lets you change saddle height without a separate clamp tool. Close it correctly, respect the seatpost’s minimum insertion mark and check the saddle is secure. The railed Legion saddle also allows position adjustment at its clamp.

The hubs use sealed cartridge bearings to help keep dirt out. They still need regular inspection and servicing. Choose a place to practise that suits your ability, and keep within the bike’s intended use.

Radio Legion 26-inch urban wheelie bike — specifications:

Sizing, weight and other details:

• Wheel size: 26 in
• Weight: Approx. 13.99 kg

Frame geometry:

• Top tube length (TT): 22 in
• Chainstay length (CS): 16.7 in
• Head tube angle (HA): 71°
• Seat tube angle (SA): 71.5°
• Bottom bracket drop: 33 mm
• Standover height (SO): 12.8 in

Frame:

• Frame material: 6061-T6 aluminium
• Frame: Radio Legion 26

Drivetrain:

• Gearing: 26T sprocket / 12T cassette driver

Brakes and controls:

• Rear brake: Tektro Aries disc brake, 160 mm rotor
• Front brake: Tektro Aries disc brake, 160 mm rotor

Fork:

• Fork: Radio Legion, full 4130 chromoly, 30 mm offset

Handlebars:

• Handlebar: Radio Legion, full 4130 chromoly; 6.1 in rise, 30 in width; backsweep: 10°; upsweep: 3°

Stem:

• Stem: Salt Comp, aluminium, top load, 50 mm reach

Headset:

• Headset: Salt Pro, integrated

Wheels and rims:

• Rims: Radio DB35, 26 in, 36H, double wall

Tyres:

• Tyres: Radio Legion, 26 x 2.2 in

Cranks:

• Cranks: Radio Pro, three-piece, 4130 chromoly, 170 mm

Chainring or sprocket:

• Sprocket: Radio Legion, 6061-T6 aluminium, 26T

Front hub:

• Front hub: Radio Pro-DJ, aluminium, 10 mm chromoly axle, 36H, sealed cartridge bearings

Rear hub and driver:

• Rear hub: Radio Pro cassette, aluminium, 10 mm chromoly axle, 12T driver, 36H, sealed cartridge bearings

Bottom bracket:

• Bottom bracket: Radio BSA19, cartridge bearings

Chain:

• Chain: Salt AM WZ-1

Saddle and seatpost:

• Saddle: Radio Legion, railed
• Seat clamp: Radio quick release

Pedals:

• Pedals: Radio Pro, nylon/fibreglass, 9/16 in thread

Grips and bar ends:

• Grips: Radio Frequency XL, flangeless, 160 mm

Brake levers:

• Brake levers: Tektro RS-360A, front and rear

Safety while riding

Street and wheelie riding puts high loads through the bike during tricks, jumps and landings. No bike is indestructible: parts can wear out or become damaged. Check the frame, fork, bars, wheels, axles, cranks, pedals, brakes and bolted connections before every ride. Inspect the bike after a hard impact and stop riding if you find looseness, cracks or damage. Have any problem checked and repaired before riding again.

Wear a properly fitted helmet and suitable protective pads. Read our important information before buying and using a bike for assembly, servicing and riding checks.

Important information about your new bike

• Read the instructions and warranty supplied with the bike before riding.
• The bike is delivered approximately 90% assembled for shipping.
• Before the first ride, fit the pedals, saddle and handlebars, and the front wheel where required. Follow the assembly instructions and check all components.
• Have a professional bike workshop carry out a pre-ride inspection. This is a paid service; keep the receipt as proof for the manufacturer’s warranty and follow the warranty terms supplied with your bike.

The manufacturer’s warranty is separate from your statutory consumer rights. Continue to inspect and service the bike throughout its use.