Oversized tubes on all sizes for better stability with a touring load (or your kid) on the rear of the bike
Extra bottle cage mount under the downtube (that's three total)
More rooms for wide tires, up to 45mm on all sizes (with fenders!)
Reduced toe overlap by using three wheel sizes across the range, also making the bicycles more proportional to the rider for more pleasant handling
46cm and 49cm for small riders use 26" wheels
52cm and 55cm for average riders use 650B (27.5") wheels
58cm and 61cm (our largest frame yet!) use 700C (28") wheels
A return to diagonal dropouts, for singlespeed fans
Cast seatpost collar, takes traditional keyed nut and bolt (included)
The stiffened seatstays and top-tube not only increase its load-carrying ability, they also contribute to adding some spring to its step.
As of 2025 the Montréal frames use a cast seatpost clamp with supplied bolt. Previous years used a smooth seat tube and required a 29.8mm or 30.0mm seatpost clamp sold separately. The difference in price between the sizes is not due to that, but rather due to inflation and a 15% increase in exchange rates between the batches. We've kept the older run of frames at their original price, of course.
