Subrosa Malum DTT

This bike is built as a cruiser, blending BMX geometry with a larger 29-inch wheel size. While it is durable enough for light tricks and street riding thanks to its full chromoly construction, it is primarily designed for comfortable commuting, cruising, and getting around town.

DTT stands for 'Double Top Tube.' This is a classic, retro-inspired frame design that adds structural rigidity and a distinct aesthetic to the bike, setting it apart from standard single-tube BMX frames.

The frame, fork, and handlebars are all crafted from chromoly steel. This material is significantly stronger and more impact-resistant than standard hi-tensile steel, ensuring the bike can handle daily use and rougher pavement without compromising structural integrity.

Yes, Subrosa outfits this model with a suite of Rant BMX components, including their 'Bangin 8' crankset and 'Squad' double-walled rims. These parts are chosen for their reliability and are standard upgrades over entry-level cruiser components.

The 29-inch wheels make this bike much more comfortable for taller riders compared to traditional 20-inch BMX bikes. The larger diameter provides a smoother ride over bumps and allows for more efficient pedaling on longer commutes.