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Diamondback1998

1998 Diamondback V6 Team

The V6 Team build comes with WTB 47/50 Racing Raptor tires.

Source: bikecatalogs.com. Checked .

Key facts

Model
V6 Team
Model year
1998
Geometry labels
S and M
Geometry
Complete for every size
Checked

Geometry by size

1998 Diamondback V6 Team geometry by size
MeasurementSM
Head tube angle(°)70.570.5
Seat tube angle(°)73.573.5
Chainstay length(mm)424.18424.18
Wheelbase(mm)1061.721074.42
BB height(mm)322.58322.58
Standover(mm)739.14749.3

Stock build

11 parts

Suspension

Manitou SX Ti
Fork

Drivetrain

Wheels & Tires

Mavic X-221 UB control machined sidewalls
Rim

Brakes

Cockpit

Seatpost & Saddle

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Quick answers

Which size or configuration labels have geometry for the 1998 Diamondback V6 Team?
Geometry is listed for S and M.
What is the head tube angle of the 1998 Diamondback V6 Team?
The head tube angle is 70.5 degrees in every size.
What does the 1998 Diamondback V6 Team ship with?
The stock build includes Manitou SX Ti, Grip Shift ESP 9.0, WTB 47/50 Racing Raptor, and Avid Single Digit 20 linear pull; gray.
Which years of the Diamondback V6 Team are on Quiver?
Quiver has the Diamondback V6 Team for 1998.

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