Dartmoor Gamer Intro 24 Red Devil

Dartmoor Gamer Intro 24 Red Devil – dirt and pumptrack bike on 24" wheels

A dirt and pumptrack bike on 24" wheels — Dartmoor Gamer Intro 24 Red Devil is built around an AL 6061-T6 aluminium frame and a suspension fork RST Dirt RA with 100 mm travel and oil-damped compression. In our experience, the Gamer line ranks among the most requested bikes for pumptrack and skatepark riding — Gamer Intro 24" is its version on smaller 24" wheels. The drivetrain is singlespeed (32T front, 14T rear), the Dartmoor Shark rims are double-walled, and the Kenda K-Rad 24×2.3" tires hold the line through tighter berms. Total weight of 13.25 kg keeps the bike manageable for a smaller rider. Ideal for younger, smaller riders heading to pumptracks, skateparks, and learning dirt tricks safely.

RST Dirt RA fork and oil-damped compression

Oil-damped compression controls how fast the fork compresses on impact — unlike a plain spring with no damping, it won't rebound uncontrollably. The 100 mm travel covers typical pumptrack rollers and small jumps without adding unnecessary weight.

What does adjustable rebound do?

Rebound sets how fast the fork extends back to full travel after compression. Too fast, and the fork "kicks back" after a series of hits; too slow, and it stays packed down — dialing it in for the rider's weight keeps the bike predictable through repeated landings.

Singlespeed drivetrain and why it makes sense on a dirt bike

Without a derailleur and shifter cable, there are fewer parts that can bend or snap when the bike hits the ground on a ramp — an advantage on a bike built for tricks, not a compromise. The 32T/14T gearing is tuned for the short, punchy accelerations typical of pumptrack and skatepark riding, not long straights.

Rear brake only, no front — the practical reason

A missing front brake on a dirt/street bike is intentional, not a missing feature: an accidental front-brake grab mid-trick or on landing can pitch a rider over the bars, while the rear disc brake Alhonga HJ-MD15 (160 mm) allows controlled riding.

Full technical specifications are available in the Specification tab on the product page.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What rider height is the Gamer Intro 24 suitable for?

The frame geometry is built around a recommended height of 140–160 cm — a 365 mm reach and 544 mm stack keep the riding position compact and stable for a smaller rider. The bike is made in one size only, so outside this range the fit either won't work or the rider will quickly outgrow it.

Why does the bike only have a rear brake?

It's a common setup on dirt and pumptrack bikes — without a front brake, there's no risk of accidentally grabbing it mid-trick or on landing and going over the bars. The 160 mm rear disc brake also allows controlled rear-wheel slides.

Can the drivetrain be converted to gears later?

The drivetrain is designed as singlespeed (32T front, 14T rear) — a deliberate choice for lower weight and fewer parts to damage in a crash, not a cost-cutting shortcut. Converting to a geared drivetrain isn't intended on this model.

What does oil-damped compression on the RST Dirt RA actually mean?

Oil-damped compression controls how fast the fork compresses on impact, so it doesn't rebound uncontrollably the way a plain undamped spring would. Adjustable rebound further sets how fast the fork returns after compression — tuned to the rider's weight.

Is there a larger version for a taller rider?

Yes, Dartmoor also offers the Gamer line on 26" wheels for taller riders — the Gamer Intro 24 is built specifically for smaller riders in the 140–160 cm range. Choose the size primarily by rider height, not age.