Evil Bikes 2005 D.O.C. production frame

[Scott]

In early 2004, Evil Bikes teamed up with Canadian born riding icon Chris Donahue. Soon after, Chris began working with the Evil engineering team to develop a signature model frame that would be fitting of the Donahue and Evil names. Recently, Chris has been shredding the streets and trails of his native B.C. Canada on a new Evil prototype.

Check it out here ('/page.php?p=29afc2').

[CHEWY]

Is it coming to oz or what??

[RaID]

most impressive thing about it is the price
esepcially since the Sovereign is meant to be about $800US

definately a fan of it so far, put it down on the To Buy List :roll: (when funds allow)
i just want to know besides slight possible geometrical differences
what else is different between the DOC and Sovereign Frames?

The DOC looks like a perfect all round hardtail SS, which could excel in most areas.

[peachy]

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[cooper]

how insightful peachy

i love the frame and oh so cheap- red look the goods.

only thing that looks a little sketchy (although im sure its not) is the drive side chain stay yoke

[roasted]

oh so cheap?

thats US Pricing, chump.

[kalem]

oh so cheap?

thats US Pricing, chump.

uh chuuuuummP.... that converts to about $650 AUS, DAMN cheap for such a sweet frame.

[Mahoney_007]

Looks like a bit of dirt bike styling on those sliding dropouts :wink: just in the reverse direction.

Sick looking frame, gotta love that red!

[Byatch]

uh chuuuuummP.... that converts to about $650 AUS, DAMN cheap for such a sweet frame.

From experience, expect to pay around about 2x the U.S. price to land the frame in Aus.
So, for the D.O.C. at US$450, i'd be expecting to pay around the AU$1000 mark.
Still cheap, just not that cheap.

[kalem]

uh chuuuuummP.... that converts to about $650 AUS, DAMN cheap for such a sweet frame.

From experience, expect to pay around about 2x the U.S. price to land the frame in Aus.
So, for the D.O.C. at US$450, i'd be expecting to pay around the AU$1000 mark.
Still cheap, just not that cheap.

yeah your right on that, but i'm heading over to the states/canada later in the year so :P

[Rik]

$5 says Norco.au won't bring them in to Australia, so you'll end up importing them yourself. Even if you land it for under a grand, that's still damn cheap in my books considering the features it has and the level of engineering gone in to it.

[Carlin]

Considering the HT frames that are talked up on these forums that retail for around the 1500 mark for a fairly generic Al frame, the DOC it is "that cheap".