
Polygon Tambora G8X - Frameset
R25 399
Model Year 2024 - Present Colour Options Maroon Brown / Charcoal Decals Description Engineered for ultimate speed, versatility, and adaptability across both fast gravel and...
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- AIDPR28TX84SG1
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Model Year
2024 - Present
Colour Options
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Maroon Brown / Charcoal Decals
Description
Engineered for ultimate speed, versatility, and adaptability across both fast gravel and all-road terrain, the Polygon Tambora G8X Frameset* is built on an ultra-lightweight ACX carbon fibre platform. Featuring integrated dual flip-chip technology at both the fork and rear dropouts, riders can effortlessly adjust chainstay length and head angle to switch between an agile, race-focused geometry and a ultra-stable, long-distance endurance setup. Equipped with 14 integrated frame mounting points for bags, fenders, and racks, clearance for up to 700x45c rubber, a modern T47 threaded bottom bracket standard, and SRAM UDH rear dropout compatibility, it provides an ultra-capable and future-proof foundation for high-performance gravel racing and bikepacking builds.
Technical Specifications
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Frame Material: ACX Carbon Performance Gravel Frame (UCI-Approved Design)
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Wheel Size Compatibility: 700c (Up to 700x45c tyre clearance)
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Rear Axle Spacing: 12x142mm Thru-Axle (12x100mm Front Thru-Axle)
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Bottom Bracket Standard: T47 Threaded / BB86 PressFit
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Seatpost Diameter: 27.2mm (internal dropper post routing compatible)
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Headset Standard: Integrated Tapered Sealed Bearing (Token TK155SP-36 system)
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Brake Mount Standard: Flat-Mount Hydraulic Disc (Max 160mm rotor compatibility)
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Rear Dropout Standard: SRAM Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH)
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Mounting Features: 14 Universal bosses for top-tube bags, fenders, racks, and multiple water bottle cages
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Cable Routing: Fully internal shift, wireless electronic, and hydraulic brake routing
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Intended Use: High-Speed Gravel Racing, Bikepacking, and All-Road Performance













