Comments on: ZERONINE – DRK MTR Carbon BMX Race Frame

By: Joshua

Joshua — Fri, 15 May 2026 03:24:17 +0000

Sick looking and carbon is way out…..of my price range lolol I bet it’s cool tho

By: Andrew koehn

Andrew koehn — Tue, 12 May 2026 21:58:57 +0000

In reply to Brian Compton.

Yes sir. Clear is the way to go. They’d never see it coming

By: james tripp

james tripp — Tue, 12 May 2026 14:49:04 +0000

Not a huge Zeronine fan but this frame is slick. The integrated seat post clamp is a nice touch. I do not like the chain tensioner nor the others on the market that work similarly. It creates drag on the chain. More wear and tear on the part and something else to break or deal with maintenance wise. The bike as a whole is very blocky yet somehow it works aesthetically. I wonder if that $1700 dollar price tag includes the fork. My guess is it doesn’t. I won’t be buying one but it’s cool to have the tech and always nice to have more options in the game.

By: Brian Compton

Brian Compton — Tue, 12 May 2026 11:45:31 +0000

In reply to Andrew koehn.

Oh SNAP!!! If you do that then you gotta go to Indonesia apparently. With the production of an aluminum frame set able to be sold for a whopping 900,000.00 RP’s you can figure doubling…….NO, tripling that for a carbon frame set so you’d be looking at around $150 for a carbon F&F…… hahaha oh man!!! That my friend would be NUTZÖ hahaha. But I must insist on developing a clear carbon fiber. If your gonna do it, you gotta do it with some flair and a clear carbon frame set would be D I N O M I T E ‼️ 🤙🏼

By: Andrew koehn

Andrew koehn — Mon, 11 May 2026 19:46:26 +0000

I dig the shape on the rear and I like the oversize bb
It give you options to the others that are out but it seems to be about the same price range. I agree that Matt black is pretty rad looking too. You know. Maybe I should sell off all my bikes and get ahold of a carbon plant over seas and just have my own mold made. Start selling my own frames.

By: Brian Compton

Brian Compton — Mon, 11 May 2026 19:01:32 +0000

I am digging the fixed dropout. The fixed dropout design is my favorite dropout of all time. RRS did it back in the day and I have never seen a cleaner, sicker design but I have to say, the chain guide/tensioner seems like too much. I see a possible chain bite or even a disengagement not to mention unnecessary noise especially since an Eccentric BB would do it better and cleaner. That’s what RRS did and it worked perfectly. That aside , the BB options on this frame are very nice. That kind of flexibility is exactly what a racer shelling out that kind of scratch should have at their fingertips. The other sweet treat I see is this Intigrated seat clamp, very nice touch. The carbon race frames that are available today will keep someone that is in the market for one, up at night and for good reason. The quality that’s been achieved thus far is at an epic level that truly leaves every choice, a great choice, And that’s rad. It’s very much like it used to be with skateboard decks. They were ALL perfect ovals with very little if any difference in nose or tail so your choice was based on either brand loyalty or the graphics. The matte color definitely looks cool but I really dig what Marshal and Prophecy to just name a couple of carbon fiber beauties that have really mixed it up with the raddest liveries. Zeronine is a legendary brand and has been a part of BMX from the beginning. They are still around because they are doing something right and they must have the love for all things BMX because you don’t become a legend by liking something. This is a frame packed with proper design features. 🤙🏼

By: Roy Washington Jr

Roy Washington Jr — Mon, 11 May 2026 16:48:26 +0000

I love to see new product. Especially new race equipment! My current race apparel sponsor Zeronine is amazingly creating, sponsoring and inspiring others to choose this iconic brand. I first viewed this lethal carbon frame at the 2025 USABMX Grands. Personally I love the matt colorway.