After selling out for most of the year, the Wilde Rambler and Rambler SL are back in fresh colorways. Take a closer look at the new Galaxy Black and Elven Silverblue hues here…
The Wilde Rambler is positioned in the Minneapolis brand’s lineup as a drop-bar all-rounder for gravel rides, light touring, and everyday life. It features a double-butted Chromoly tube set, a full suite of rack/fender/bottle/cage mounts, clearance for 700c x 50mm or 650B x 2.3″ tires, and more. It comes in two flavors: the standard Rambler includes a matching steel fork, and the Rambler SL pairs a Wilde’s Wayfinder carbon fork.
The latest Wilde Rambler comes in a sparkly Galaxy Black colorway that will have you contemplating life on other planets and our place in it all. It’s available as a frameset (frame + fork) for $1,300 USD, a complete SRAM Apex 1×12 build for $2,900, and a Shimano Cues flat-bar build for $2,500.
The new Wilde Rambler SL’s Elven Silverblue colorway is a callback to the original Space Horse color of Elven Blue. “It’s kind of like that, but more silver,” Wilde president Jeffrey Frane explained. The Rambler SL costs $1,600 for a frameset, $4,300 for the SRAM Rival AXS build, and $3,200 for the SRAM Apex 1×12 build. Both models come in five sizes, from XS to XL, and are available now, with additional stock on the way.
Learn more about both bikes at WildeBikes.com.
Further Reading
Make sure to dig into these related articles for more info…
Please keep the conversation civil, constructive, and inclusive, or your comment will be removed.