Dartmoor Two6Player Pro Dirt Bike 26" - Brushed Silver

Dartmoor Two6Player Pro Dirt Bike 26" - Hardtail Dirt Jump/Pumptrack Bike

The dirt jump/pumptrack bike Dartmoor Two6Player Pro 26" is the top-spec build on a frame platform Dartmoor has developed through four generations now (Two6Player, PUMP, PRO, PRO v2) – for 2026 it returns with a redesigned frame, a reinforced top tube, and refined geometry matched across Short, Medium, and Long sizes. The spec targets the highest level in the range: a RockShox Pike DJ fork with 100mm travel and a 15mm axle, an FSA Comet Heavy Duty crankset with short 155mm arms, and a 4-piston SRAM DB4 rear brake. The AL 6061-T6 frame in a glossy Brushed Silver finish is built for repeated hard landings on dirt and pumptrack, not for trail riding. This bike is built for advanced and expert riders who already handle jumps and reading a pumptrack line, and who want a direct, simple singlespeed setup without gears or unnecessary weight.

The Highest Component Spec in the Two6Player Range

The PRO version of the Two6Player shares the same evolving geometry as the more accessible Evo – the difference is in the component spec. A RockShox Pike DJ fork replaces the Evo's Manitou Circus Expert, an FSA Comet Heavy Duty crankset with 155mm arms drives a 28-tooth chainring, and Dartmoor Reel Expert/Reel Pro Singlespeed hubs hold up under the load of a singlespeed drivetrain even on a hard sprint off a lip. A reach of 400-450mm depending on size and a 69° head tube angle keep the bike stable on take-off and landing, while a 25mm BB drop stays the same across all three sizes.

A Loud Reel Expert Hub with 108 Engagement Points

The Dartmoor Reel Pro Singlespeed rear hub runs on a wide pawl system with 108 engagement points and a reinforced structure built for the high loads of modern drivetrains. Each pawl catches the ratchet ring with two teeth at once, boosting engagement reliability – and making the hub one of the loudest on the market, a signature sound of Dartmoor bikes you can hear from a distance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why does the bike only have a rear brake?

It's a deliberate dirt/pumptrack setup, not a missing part – plenty of dirt and pumptrack riders run only a rear brake for lower weight and simpler control in the air. Both the frame and fork have adjustable IS mounts, so you can add a front brake any time you want one.

Are pedals included?

No, pedals are not included in the box. That's a difference from the more accessible Evo build, which ships with Dartmoor Vibe pedals included – on the PRO, the manufacturer expects riders at this price point to pick their own pedals to match their riding style. We'd recommend the aluminum Dartmoor Thunder Alu CNC pedals, see the accessories on this bike.

What's the difference between the Two6Player PRO and the Two6Player Evo?

Both share the same evolving Two6Player family geometry and differ in component spec and price. The PRO targets the highest level (RockShox Pike DJ, FSA Comet Heavy Duty, Reel Expert hubs) and doesn't include pedals, while the Evo is the more accessible build with the same tubeset and Dartmoor Vibe pedals included.

What rider level is this bike suited for?

This bike is built for advanced and expert riders who can already read a pumptrack line and handle basic to advanced jumps – the gearless singlespeed drivetrain and direct rear-only brake setup call for confidence in the fundamentals, this isn't a first bike to learn on.

How do I pick the right size (Short/Medium/Long)?

The three sizes differ in reach (400/425/450mm) at the same head tube angle and BB drop – the full geometry table is in the Specifications tab. If you're not sure which size fits your height and riding style, we're happy to help you choose in store or through customer support.

Can I add a front brake to this bike?

Yes. Both the RockShox Pike DJ fork and the frame have adjustable IS mounts for front and rear brakes, so adding a front rotor is a standard, fully compatible upgrade.