Kestrel

Kestrel’s design goal was to recapture lost market share with hard-core road bicyclists by redefining what an ultra high-end road bike should look like.

“The styling is a like-it-or-not type modern/industrial look. The Evoke is not the swervy curvy look that some manufactures are going for…I like it because there’s nothing like it…it is its own thing.”

Charles Manantan, PezCycling News

This design was modified to fit seven different sizes by only changing a few of the tube sections. The Evoke, with a frame weight of 940 grams, has been selling out since its introduction on the market, and has received numerous accolades from the bicycling press.