Torker | LP - F Freestyle Frame Set

The iconic Torker LP is back with a full freestyle version and ready to hit the ramps. The LP was one of the most versatile frames of its time, not only winning trophies at the track... but at the freestyle events too!

The new Torker LP-F uses Modern Freestyle Geometry and Technology, traditional sideplate gussets, a 1 1/8" threadless steertube, a 25.4 seatmast, U brakes, a Mid bottom bracket, Removable Gyro Tabs, 14mm Rear Drops, and it is full 4130 Cro-mo.

Available in Short ( 20.5" TT ) and Long ( 21" TT )

Modern Geometry:
Short - 20.5" TT, 14" C/S, 11.625" BB Height , 74.5º HA
Long - 21" TT, 14" C/S, 11.625" BB Height , 74.5º HA

Details:

• Includes 1 1/8" Torker TK-F, 4130 Cro-mo Heat Treated Tapered Leg threadless forks w/ Removable 990 Mounts
• Seamless 4130 Chromoly tubing
• Traditional dual top tube race frame
• Mid BB Shell
• Double Thick ( 1/4" ) Laser Cut 14mm Cro-mo Dropouts
• Modern Chainstay Brace
• Integrated Campy® Headtube
• 990 U Brake Mount Thread Specs — Frame: M10×1.5mm / Fork: M8×1.25mm

Uses (but does not include)

• 1 1/8" Integrated Headset
• 990 Brakes
• 25.4 post
• 28.6 clamp

Available in Triple Show Chrome Plated Only.

Limited to 25 pcs of Short and 50 pcs Long for the first production run.

Matching pads are available, made exclusively for us by Flite® in Red, Blue, Black or Yellow

Please post pics of your builds and share your serial # on the Torker Racing Riders Group

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Torker LP-F?
The freestyle version of the legendary Torker LP race frame. The LP-F takes the iconic Low Profile geometry and tunes it for street and park: Mid BB shell, 25.4 seatmast, U brakes, 14mm rear dropouts, removable gyro tabs. Full 4130 chromoly with sideplate gussets.

What sizes does the LP-F come in?
Short (20.5" top tube) and Long (21" top tube). Both have 14" chainstays, 11.625" BB height, and 74.5° head angle.

What's the connection to the original Torker LP?
The LP was Torker's defining race frame, in production from 1978 to 1982. It was so versatile that early freestyle pioneers rode it. The LP-F brings the same DNA into a modern freestyle build. Read the full Fullerton Era history.

What components do I need to build it?
Frame and fork are included. You add: 1 1/8" integrated headset, 990 brakes (front and rear), 25.4 seatpost, 28.6 seat clamp, plus stem, bars, cranks, BB, chain, chainwheel, cog, pedals, saddle, 20" wheelset, tires, tubes.

What material is the frame?
Full 4130 chromoly. Includes a 1 1/8" Torker TK-F 4130 Cro-mo heat-treated tapered-leg threadless fork with removable 990 mounts.

How limited is the LP-F?
25 pieces of Short and 50 pieces of Long for the first production run — Triple Show Chrome only.