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Atom Striker Mark II frames 3x125mm 12.6″

3×125 mm · alu 6061-T6 · 12.6″ (approx. 320 mm)

An ultralight, stiff aluminium frame for three 125 mm wheels, designed by EO Frames for fast skating, marathons and training.

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In brief

The Atom Striker Mark II 3×125 mm is a pair of speed frames made of extruded 6061-T6 aluminium, 12.6″ (approx. 320 mm) long. Each weighs less than 200 g. The design was created by EO Frames. The frames are intended for advanced skaters and racers: for speed skating, marathons and long-distance training.

Length
12.6″ (approx. 320 mm)
Wheel set-up
3 × 125 mm
Material
extruded aluminium 6061-T6
Weight
below 200 g per frame
Number of pieces
pair (2 frames)
Intended use
speed skates; speed skating, marathons, long-distance training

Who it’s for

  • You skate fast, train long distances or are preparing for a marathon and need a frame for three 125 mm wheels.
  • You want to move to a lighter, stiffer frame, but are not looking for the most expensive carbon fibre frames.
  • You race or ride with a group and stability at high speed matters to you.

When to choose something else

  • You are just starting out on speed skates or have a small boot size — see the shorter frame Striker Mark II 10.6″.

Key features

Weight below 200 g per frame
Less weight on your foot means less leg fatigue over a long distance and a faster response from the skate.
Extruded 6061-T6 aluminium
The T6 heat-treated alloy gives high stiffness and resistance to deformation at high speeds.
12.6″ length (approx. 320 mm)
A longer wheelbase gives a wider spacing of the 125 mm wheels: stability and a smooth ride, together with high top speed.
EO Frames design
The frame was designed by a brand known for racing carbon fibre frames, and this version is made of aluminium.
Self-centring spacers and key included
Axles, spacers, 12 mm bolts and an Allen key are in the box, so all you need for assembly is wheels and bearings.

Technical specifications

Length12.6″ (approx. 320 mm)
Wheel set-up3 × 125 mm
Materialextruded aluminium 6061-T6
Weightbelow 200 g per frame
Number of piecespair (2 frames)
Intended usespeed skates; speed skating, marathons, long-distance training
Leveladvanced skaters and racers
BrandAtom Skates
ModelStriker Mark II
DesignEO Frames

In the box

  • A pair of Atom Striker Mark II frames
  • Perfect Hex Tool Allen key
  • Axles
  • Self-centring spacers
  • 12 mm mounting bolts

Care and servicing

After skating in the rain, dry the frame; whenever you change the wheels, check the tightness of the axles with the key from the set.

Questions and answers

Which wheels fit the Striker Mark II 12.6″ frames?

Three 125 mm wheels. This frame is designed for a 3 × 125 mm set-up.

Is this a carbon fibre frame?

No, it is made of extruded 6061-T6 aluminium. It was designed by EO Frames, a brand known for racing carbon fibre frames.

What kind of skating is this frame for?

For speed skating, marathons and long-distance training. It is aimed at advanced skaters and racers.

Are wheels and bearings included?

No. The box contains a pair of frames, axles, self-centring spacers, 12 mm mounting bolts and a Perfect Hex Tool Allen key. You choose wheels and bearings separately.

Can I return the frames if they do not fit?

Yes, you have 14 days to withdraw from the contract (return). The buyer covers the return shipping.

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