If you had slipped into a mountain bike cave 10 or so years ago and only recently emerged, the 2007 Ocelot would strike you as a high-end mountain bike. That’s how much (and how quickly) Bianchi mountain bikes have trickled down their innovations and quality to more affordable price levels. The Ocelot’s essential goodness shines in its all-aluminum frame (available in six sizes); suspension fork with 70mm of travel; wide, low, easy-shifting 21-speed gearing; and overall surefootedness (linear pull brakes, wide grippy tires, high-rise bar and stem). No time machine necessary—the Ocelot is everything you could want in a modern entry-level mountain bike.

 

Highlights: 7005 aluminum frame. InSync Grind OS2 fork with 70mm of travel. SRAM SX4 rear derailleur and 3.0 shifters. WTB Velociraptor 26x2.1 tires.


Style

21spd Entry MTB

Sizes

13, 15.5, 17.5, 19.5, 21.5, 23"

Color

Gang Green

Frames

7005 Aluminum, rack mounts

Fork

InSync Grind OS2, 70mm travel

Retail Price

$369.99

Headset

VP AheadSet 1-1/18" threadless

Handlebar

Bianchi MTB riser

Stem

MTB riser

Brakes/Levers

Linear pull brakes / Alloy levers

Crankset

SunTour 22/32/42T

Bottom Bracket

Cartridge

Chain

KMC

Cassette

SRAM, 12/32T 7spd

Pedals

Wellgo resin

Wheels

Alloy hubs; Alex Y2000 36h rims

Tires

WTB VelociRaptor, 26x2.1

Derailleurs, r/f

SRAM SX4 7spd / Suntour XCC 31.8mm

Shifters

SRAM 3.0 Comp

Saddle

WTB Speed V Sport SE

Seatpost

Alloy, 27.2mm

Size, cm

13.5

15.5

17.5

19.5

21.5

23

Seat Tube, mm

331

395

445

495

541

584

Top Tube-actual, mm

510

530

550

565

585

600

Top Tube-virtual, mm

520

553

572

580

595

609

Chainstay, mm

430

430

430

430

430

430

Fork Rake, mm

45

45

45

45

45

45

Head Tube Angle, º

70.5

71

71

71

71

71

Seat Tube Angle, º

74

73

73

73

73

73

Wheelbase, mm

1013

1035

1054

1063

1078

1088

Standover Height, in

26

28

29

30

32

33.3

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