TAMBORA

FAQ

• Where are the mounts to hold gear? If I wanted to buy a bolted bag, what are the specifications? For full frame and half frame

  There are 14 mounts on the Polygon Tambora series; 3 on the top tube, 7 on the down tube, 2 on the seat tube, and a pair of rear carrier mounts. We're using universal-size mounts, so there are no special specifications for the compatible bolted bag. You can freely choose the bolted bag that fits you best.​

• What is the biggest chainring I can fit?​

  The maximum chainring of Tambora series is 42T​

• What are the biggest rotors I can fit?​

  The biggest rotors for the Tambora series are 160 mm​

• Can you fit mudguards, pannier racks front and back?​

  Of course! Tambora Series can be equipped with a rear pannier or rear mudguard.

• How do you change the flip chip?

  The Tambora has flip chips located at the rear dropouts and the base of the fork, allowing you to easily switch between gravel and all-road configurations. Watch the full video here.

• Can I fit a dropper post?

  Yes! But it should be a gravel bike dropper post which commonly designed from 50mm to 125mm of travel.​

• Is it possible to upgrade a road bike to a gravel bike?​

  This should not be possible because of the small tire clearance and its fixed aggressive geometry.​

• What is the best configuration for bikepacking gear?​

  The best configuration of bikepacking typically is a lightweight and compact gear that can bring all of your needs. But it can vary depending on the individual's preferences, the specific trip's requirements, and the terrain being covered.​

• How does the geometry of Tambora bikes differ from gravel bikes and other road bikes?

  The gravel bike has a higher stack, slacker head angle, and longer wheelbase for stability.​

• What are the gearing differences on gravel vs road bikes?​

  A gravel bike is using a bigger sprocket than a road bike.​