Technology

Technology

Every DIRTLAB frame is built on four technology pillars. Each one is documented with real engineering data — no marketing abstractions.

The Four Pillars

K-Volve — Kinematics

How the suspension moves. Concentric pivot architecture delivering 97.3% anti-squat, ~100% anti-rise, 3.0–3.5° pedal kickback, flat leverage ratio, and a two-phase axle path. Five metrics optimised simultaneously — no competitor matches all five.

G-Volve — Geometry

How the frame is proportioned. 63° head angle, 77.8° STA, reach-based sizing, 10mm taller head tubes to eliminate spacer stacking. Every dimension calculated before it is cut. Geometry changes with travel configuration — all documented.

S-Volve — Sizing

How the frame fits the rider. Reach-based sizing with proportionally scaled geometry across S/M/L. Combined with the RA Reach Adjust headset for ±5mm fine-tuning within each size — 15mm total range without changing any other geometry parameter.

Maxon Bikedrive AIR S

Swiss precision motor integration. The lightest motor system in its class, T47 bottom bracket mount, removable battery, silent operation. Engineered for the Paratu CP platform from the beginning — not retrofitted.

Deep-Dive: Kinematic Metrics

Each kinematic metric has its own page with full engineering analysis, competitor comparisons, and real data from the Paratu CP platform.

Tools & Calculators

Questions about our technology? We publish everything because we believe in transparency.

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