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Details

YOUR DAILY COMPANION

YOUR DAILY COMPANION

The Path 2 is built for real-world mobility — equally at home on busy city streets and capable of light gravel or unpaved shortcuts on its 40mm tires. Its versatile design easily adapts to commuting, errands, fitness rides, or relaxed weekend cruising, making it a dependable, go-anywhere partner for whatever the day brings.

STRONG AND PRACTICAL

STRONG AND PRACTICAL

Built for daily life, the Path 2’s ALX alloy frame blends strength, low weight, and long-lasting durability. Clean internal routing reduces maintenance, while integrated rack and fender mounts make it easy to customize for commuting, errands, or all-weather riding.

CONFIDENT CONTROL

CONFIDENT CONTROL

Balanced geometry offers upright comfort and responsive handling for a stable, engaging ride. Ergonomic touchpoints reduce fatigue, keeping you agile in traffic and steady on bumpy streets, so every ride feels smooth and reliable, whether you're weaving through traffic or rolling across rougher paths.

SHIMANO 1X8 DRIVETRAIN
SHIMANO 1X8 DRIVETRAIN Features a Shimano ESSA and Altus 1x8 mix with a massive 11-45T range, making steep urban hills feel effortless and smooth.
TEKTRO DISC BRAKES
TEKTRO DISC BRAKES Equipped with Tektro mechanical disc brakes, ensuring consistent, high-power stopping performance in both wet and dry city riding conditions.
ROBUST WHEELSET
ROBUST WHEELSET Double-wall alloy rims paired with high-volume Kenda 700x40mm tIres provide a durable, puncture-resistant setup that smooths out rough pavement and debris.
RIDER ERGONOMICS
RIDER ERGONOMICS An ergonomic flat-bar cockpit provides an upright riding position, improving visibility and reducing wrist strain during long fitness rides or commutes.
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Specs
frameset
Frame ALX Urban Fitness, Alloy Hardtail, Internal Cable Routing, QR 10x135mm, Post-Mount Disc Brake 160mm
HeadsetThreadless Semi-Integrated, Sealed Bearings
suspension
ForkAlloy Rigid Fork, 9×100 mm QR, Threadless Steerer
drivetrain
Rear derailleurShimano ESSA RD-U2000-GS, 8-speed, Medium cage
ShifterShimano Altus M315, 1x8-Speed Rapidfire
CrankAlloy Square Taper Crank
Chainring42T
CassetteShimano HG400 8-Speed, 11–45T
ChainKMC Z-8.3
brakes
Front brakeTektro M280 Mechanical Disc, 160mm Rotor
Rear brakeTektro M280 Mechanical Disc, 160mm Rotor
Rotor Tektro TR 160mm
wheels
Front hubAlloy Disc Hub, 9×100 mm QR, 32H, 6-Bolt
Rear hubAlloy Disc Hub, 10×135 mm QR, 32H, 6-Bolt
RimAluminum double-wall rim, 700c, 21 mm internal width, 32 holes, Presta valve compatible
TyreKenda 700×40mm
Max tyre size700x45mm
contact points
Handlebar Polygon Sport, 680mm Width, Alloy
SaddleLinc Ease
Seatpost Polygon Sport, 27.2x350mm, Alloy
Stem Polygon Sport, 75mm, Alloy
Pedals One-Piece PP Flat
weight
Bike weight26.7 lbs ( Size M )
Geo

Size S M L XL
Rider Height 4'11"–5'4" 5'4"–5'9" 5'9"–6'2" 6'2"–6'5"
Seat Tube Length 430 mm 460 mm 490 mm 520 mm
Seat Tube Angle 74.5° 74.5° 74° 73.5°
Effective Seat Tube Angle 74.5° 74.5° 74° 73.5°
Head Tube Length 95 mm 125 mm 155 mm 185 mm
Head Tube Angle 70.5° 70.5° 71° 71°
Effective Top Tube 530 mm 548 mm 572 mm 596 mm
BB Height 284 mm 284 mm 284 mm 284 mm
BB Offset 72 mm 72 mm 72 mm 72 mm
Chainstay Length 440 mm 440 mm 440 mm 440 mm
Wheelbase 1028 mm 1048 mm 1064 mm 1083 mm
Frame Reach 379 mm 390 mm 399 mm 409 mm
Frame Stack 543 mm 571 mm 603 mm 630 mm
Standover Height 705 mm 734 mm 766 mm 794 mm

* All dimensions are in millimetres (mm) and degrees (°) unless stated otherwise.

Build

Polygon Path X - Assembly Instructions

Your bike needs minor assembly before riding; use the tools and videos included.

As a guide, it'll take 10-40min depending on whether you're an experienced bike assembler or have little to no mechanical experience.

Side Note: Your cables will stretch during the initial bed-in period and must be adjusted by an experienced mechanic around 150km of riding.

  1. Unboxing Your Bike

  2. Bike Fit Setup

  3. Tyre Pressure Setup

  4. Pre-Ride Check