Bombtrack HOOK EXT SX Eagle
Versatile 650B commuter-gravel bike with a Columbus Cromor double-butted steel frame, full-carbon fork, and wireless SRAM Rival eTap AXS 1x12 drivetrain — built for fast, comfortable rides and practical urban touring.
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Key Features
- ✓ Columbus Cromor double-butted steel frame for comfort and strength
- ✓ Seido MGV full-carbon fork with lowrider and fender mounts
- ✓ SRAM Rival XPLR eTap AXS 1x12 wireless drivetrain, 10–44T cassette
- ✓ WTB ST Light TCS 2.0 rims with Bombtrack Tau sealed hubs
- ✓ WTB Ranger 27.5" × 2.0" tubeless-ready tires for mixed terrain
- ✓ T47 85.5 mm threaded bottom bracket shell for easy servicing
- ✓ Bombtrack Beaufort 31.8 mm drop bar with 16° flare for control
- ✓ Rack, fender and triple-cage mounts for commuting and bikepacking
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the bike include a hub dynamo and lights?
No — the fork includes internal hub-dynamo cable routing so you can run a dynamo front hub and hide the wiring, but a dynamo hub and lights are not included. Adding a dynamo hub is straightforward through the fork’s internal routing.
Are the tires tubeless and can I run tubeless setup?
Yes — the WTB Ranger tires and WTB TCS 2.0 rims are tubeless-ready. You’ll need tubeless valves, sealant, and proper mounting and seating to run a reliable tubeless setup; we recommend a torque check and sealant top-up after the first ride.
What rotor size can the fork and frame accept?
The Seido carbon fork accepts up to a 180 mm rotor for powerful braking. For optimal routing and caliper clearance use rotor sizes and adapters specified by SRAM and your fork manufacturer.
Can I fit 700c wheels instead of 650B?
The HOOK EXT is spec’d around 650B (27.5") wheels and tyre clearance; while some frame/fork geometries can take alternative wheel sizes with custom setups, we recommend staying with 650B to maintain designed ride characteristics and brake/fender alignment.
What maintenance should I expect with the Rival eTap AXS 1x12 wireless groupset?
Wireless eTap AXS requires battery charging and occasional firmware updates. The derailleur battery runs many hours per charge; keep a spare battery for long tours. Routine drivetrain cleaning and cassette wear checks will keep shifting precise.
Is the T47 bottom bracket service-friendly and what cranks fit?
Yes — the 85.5 mm T47 threaded shell is robust and user-serviceable. The bike ships with a SRAM DUB-compatible crank, and other DUB or compatible spindle systems designed for T47 can be fitted with the correct cups/spacing.
Buying Guide
When choosing a commuter/gravel bike like the HOOK EXT SX Eagle, prioritize frame material, tire clearance and mounting options. Steel frames like Columbus Cromor offer lasting durability and comfortable compliance for long rides, while a carbon fork reduces front-end weight and improves steering precision. Look for tubeless-ready rims, wide-range gearing (10–44T or similar) for mixed terrain, and reliable hydraulic brakes for wet-weather commuting. Think about how you’ll use the bike: if you plan to carry panniers or daily gear, ensure the fork and frame mounts support racks and fenders. If you want clean cockpit aesthetics and low maintenance, wireless shifting like SRAM eTap AXS and sealed hubs are attractive. Finally, match wheel and tire size to your riding: 650B x 2.0 provides a great balance of agility and comfort for urban roads and rough tracks.
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