Wilde - Supertramp - Bikepacking Frameset
The Supertramp is our bikepacking, trekking, and all-terrain platform built for Australian riding. From month-long tours through the outback to weekend escapes in the Blue Mountains, rides through the Royal National Park, or the daily inner-west commute, it’s an incredibly versatile bike for getting around on two wheels. Whether you’re loading up for a big adventure or keeping it simple for city miles, the Supertramp adapts easily, with mounts for racks, bags, bottles, and all the gear you want to carry. If you’re after one bike that can handle gravel, fire roads, bike paths, and bitumen with equal confidence, the Supertramp is designed to take you there.
Handmade in Taiwan through Wilde's partnership with the legendary Maxway factory, the Supertramp comes in four sizes and features our signature steel segmented fork. It’s fully equipped with all the mounts you could ask for, stealth dropper routing, and clearance for large tyres—ideal for Australia’s rough roads, mixed surfaces, and long distances between towns. From Sydney streets to bush tracks and beyond, the Supertramp is built to explore the full spectrum of cycling life.
FRAME
- Three pack mounts on top and bottom of down tube, bottle boss on seat tube
- Top tube feedbag mounts
- Fender Mounts
- Stealth dropper post routing
- Front triangle optimized for a large frame bag
- For cable management, we’ve chosen to use a modular system that allows a clean appearance and can be customized for AXS, 1X or dropper post routing. Compatible with Paragon Machine Works guides.
- Full loop cable guides on the stays as we find plastic zip ties on high-end bikes to be inelegant
- Clearance for up to 29 x 2.6" tires
- Max Chainring 36t
STEEL FORK
- Fender mounts
- Double eyelet fork end
- Three-pack mounts
- Mid-blade rack mount
- Internal dynamo routing
- Mounts for Surly 8 and 24-pack racks
- Tire clearance 29 x 2.8" tire
GEOMETRY
Comfortable off-road touring geometry which happens to work wonderfully as an all-arounder. Tall stack height, a longish reach to maximize front triangle space and allow the use of a modern short stem, and a trail number that balances off-road handling characteristics with the ability to carry a front load confidently.
REVIEWS
See what others are saying about the Supertramp. We believe the best way to understand the Supertramp is to ride one, or talk to someone who owns one.
Pre order for arrival in mid Feb 2026
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