KHS Tempe

Name: KHS Tempe
Brand: KHS

2016 MountainCross-country

Last known price: $1,149

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Fork travel: 100 mm
Wheels: 29″
Drivetrain: 2 × 10 24–38t / 11–36t
Gear range: 518%
Frame: Aluminum
Brakes: Hydraulic disc

Not published by the manufacturer

Sizes and geometry

Components

17 of 20 identified

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Frame and fork

1 part

Frame

Alloy 6061 Dbl Butted w/Custom Formed TT & DT, 1.5 Taper, w/Replaceable Derailleur Hanger Not identified

Suspension

2 parts

Fork
- RST
Rear shock

None

Drivetrain

7 parts

Bottom bracket
- SRAM GXP
Cassette
- SRAM PG-1030 10 speeds 11–36t
PG-1030
Chain
- KMC X10 10 speeds
Crankset
- KHS 38/24t
Front derailleur
- SRAM X5
Rear derailleur
- SRAM X7
Shifters
- SRAM X5

Brakes

2 parts

Brake levers
- Shimano
BR-M396
Brakes
- Shimano
BR-M396

Wheels and tires

3 parts

Rims
- Weinmann
Spokes

14G Black w/alloy nipples, 32X32 Not identified
Tires
- Maxxis CrossMark

Cockpit and contact points

6 parts

Handlebar
- Kore
Headset
- FSA ORBIT IS 138
Pedals
- Wellgo
Saddle
- WTB Volt
Seatpost

Alloy micro-adjust, 31.6X350mm Not identified
Stem
- Kore

Specifications

Frame and fork

Intended fit: Unisex
Frame material: Aluminum
Fork material: Aluminum

Suspension

Suspension configuration: Hardtail
Front travel: 100 mm

Drivetrain

Derived by Bikelake

Front chainrings: 2
Smallest chainring: 24
Largest chainring: 38
Rear sprockets: 10
Smallest sprocket: 11
Largest sprocket: 36
Lowest gear: 19.3 in
Highest gear: 100.2 in

Wheels and brakes

Wheel configuration: Same size
Brake type: Hydraulic disc

Fit and controls

Seatpost: Rigid seatpost
Shifting: Mechanical

Additional specifications

Fork spring: Air
Tire width: 2.1″
Wheel material: Aluminum
Wheel size: 29″

Technical analysis

3 measures

How these figures sit among bicycles of the same class and model year. Context, not a ranking.

Front travel

100 mm

This value is within the central range for this class.

Cohort: Mountain / Cross-country Model year: 2016
Sample: 366 bicycles with this information
Coverage: 81.8% of the class

Lowest gear

19.3 gear inches

This value is within the central range for this class.

Cohort: Mountain / Cross-country Model year: 2016
Sample: 442 bicycles with this information
Coverage: 98.8% of the class

Highest gear

100.2 gear inches

This value is within the central range for this class.

Cohort: Mountain / Cross-country Model year: 2016
Sample: 442 bicycles with this information
Coverage: 98.8% of the class

Gearing

Estimated speeds at 80 rpm

Lowest gear: 7.4 km/h
Highest gear: 38.4 km/h

Total gear range 518%

Technical details and class reference

These speeds describe the gearing at the selected cadence, not how fast you can ride.
Calculated from published gear-inch values and their wheel-size assumptions.
These gearing values describe the bicycle, not a selected frame size.
A 100% range means one ratio; 500% means the highest ratio is five times the lowest.
For e-bikes, motor assistance cutoff is not represented.

Gear-inch range

Lower gear-inch values travel less distance per pedal revolution; higher values travel farther.

This bicycle: 19.3–100.2 gear inches
Class reference (p10–p90): 17.4–110.0 gear inches; The band runs from p10 for the lowest gear to p90 for the highest gear.

Cohort: Mountain / Cross-country Model year: 2016
Lowest gear: 442 bicycles with this information, 98.8% of the class
Highest gear: 442 bicycles with this information, 98.8% of the class