Cinelli (Italy) - 2019 identifies a brand new era on the timeline of Cinelli's Cosmic Line, with a whole constellation of Hoobotleg: the bicycles for travellers whose imaginary is nourished with the Hobos' culture and populated by "on the road mythology" and its literary and artistic expression.

Perfectly at ease when performing ultimate trails, divides and hidden single tracks in remote parts of the earth requiring self sufficiency dedicated features, Hoobotleg Geo has been designed and developed for all-terrain and all-condition offroad bike explorers.

For being so, the frame geometry has been revisited:

• The wheel clearance and the frame accomodate the two most used standards in the sector, 29” and 27,5” up to 3.0 covers, according to the challenge and performance required
• The main triangle size is grown to mount 2 cages for bidon up to 1lt, or to  accomodate an increased capacity full frame bag or top tube bag
• Following up on the load capacity, Hobootleg Geo displays the triple mount configuration (“anything you need eyelet") on the front Columbus Cr-Mo Steel 1-1/8” fork, and the flare handlebar accomodates up to 20lt bags
• Furthermore, it’s prepared for mounting front and rear luggage racks
• The highest care for details and best housing solution for the bikepacking and weights, leads to a high performance riding experience together with most accurate handling, even at full load
• The set up meets the latest standards on the market with a MTB SRAM 1x11s - the derailleur free option being the factory election but it’s also compatible with cranks up to triple speed for those who prefer a different configuration for especially demanding track itineraries or gradients at full load
• The post mount disc brake standard with thru axle (MTB 15x1.5 Front/ 12x1.5 Rear) performs roadholding and safety
• The EDP (Electro Deposition Painting) process guarantees external and inner protection from rust
• The full-lenght external cable routing have been chosen for best performance and less maintenance
• Colour: Blue Ridge Mountains (exactly, Fleet Foxes')