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Booda Bike Atlas - L

1 655.00 EUR
Low-maintenance single-speed gravel bike with drop handlebar, hydraulic disc brakes and Gates CDX carbon belt drive.
SKU: BBATL-K3000
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The Booda Bike Atlas is a low-maintenance, belt-driven single-speed gravel bike: its Gates CDX carbon belt drive needs no lubrication and does not rust, there is no derailleur to adjust, and it has hydraulic disc brakes, tubeless tires, a steel frame and a carbon fork. It comes in three frame sizes (S, M, L) for riders from 155 to 200 cm tall and weighs about 9 kg without accessories.

Booda Bike Atlas: a single-speed gravel bike designed for adventures

The Booda Bike Atlas is a very special bike: single-speed, yet with gravel genes. The drop handlebar, wide gravel tires and frame geometry let it perform well off-road too. Thanks to its simple, clean character it is very lightweight, which makes it a very agile toy. The Gates CDX carbon belt drive is efficient and low-maintenance. The steel frame is just flexible enough to absorb unpleasant vibrations, but stiff enough not to spoil the riding experience.

Black Booda Bike Atlas single-speed gravel bike with a drop handlebar, seen from the side

Booda Bike Atlas at a glance

TypeSingle-speed gravel bike
FrameSteel, black; internal cable routing
ForkPossible carbon fork
HandlebarDrop handlebar: Possible aluminium Gravel, 31.8 mm
DrivetrainSingle speed; Gates CDX carbon belt drive (113T belt, 55T front sprocket, 20T rear sprocket), FSA Direct Mount crankset
BrakesTRP Hylex hydraulic disc brakes; Tektro Style Centerlock rotors (140 and 160 mm)
WheelsPossible SpinnerOne 24-hole straight-pull hubs; Possible aluminium rims, 24 holes (622)
TiresSchwalbe G-One Allround 622 × 40, tubeless ready, with Effetto Mariposa Végétalex sealant
WeightAbout 9 kg without accessories
SizesS, M, L (riders 155–200 cm)

Why choose the Booda Bike Atlas?

  • Steel frame. The frame is the most important element of the bike, so it receives great attention in the design. Thanks to the material properties of steel, it dampens vibrations pleasantly while giving enough rigidity to make cornering a real pleasure.
  • Single speed. The bike is equipped with the Possible SpinnerOne straight-pull 24-hole wheelset, designed specifically for belt-driven bikes. The lightweight rear hub produces a distinctive, satisfying buzz.
  • About 9 kg. The bike weighs approximately 9 kilograms without accessories, which is outstanding for a steel-framed, single-speed bike of this type. This is thanks to the high-quality steel frame and the carbon fork. The low weight is key to a comfortable and enjoyable ride.
  • Hydraulic disc brakes. The hydraulic disc brake system is one of the lowest-maintenance solutions available. It offers great efficiency at an affordable price and can be upgraded to a higher-end braking system if desired.
  • Gates Carbon Drive belt system. The Gates Carbon Drive belt system is clean, quiet and virtually maintenance-free. It does not require lubrication, will not rust and lasts significantly longer than a traditional chain. A premium choice for smooth and reliable riding.
  • Internal cable routing. Every detail of the bike was carefully designed to keep it beautiful and clean, which is why internal cable routing is an essential feature.
Possible SpinnerOne straight-pull front and rear hubs, black, for the Booda Bike Atlas

Possible SpinnerOne straight-pull wheelset (24h)

Straight-pull front and rear hubs, ideal for the Gates rear sprocket on the Rohloff belt line of single-speed bikes.

Drop handlebar and stem of the Booda Bike Atlas seen from the rider's position

Power-tuned riding position

The frame geometry of this single-speed bike has been tuned to feel agile on gravel while remaining quick and responsive on asphalt.

Gates CDX carbon belt drive with the front sprocket and belt on the Booda Bike Atlas

Gates CDX carbon belt drive system

The Gates CDX belt drive is the most durable system Gates offers. It provides high performance and reliability with low maintenance.

Hydraulic disc brake caliper and rotor on the front wheel of the Booda Bike Atlas

Hydraulic disc brakes

Equipped with hydraulic disc brakes for reliable safety. Whether it is emergency braking or descending a slope, you can count on maximum stopping power. We really like TRP and Tektro brakes – they are highly effective and extremely reliable.

Rear tire of the Booda Bike Atlas between the seat stays

High puncture resistance with tubeless sealant

The tubeless tires come with Effetto Mariposa Végétalex tubeless sealant, which forms a paste-like layer inside the tire and seals smaller holes immediately.

Who is the Atlas for?

The Atlas is for riders who want a simple, light, low-maintenance bike with gravel character: a single-speed bike that feels agile on gravel and stays quick and responsive on asphalt. The belt drive, the hydraulic disc brakes and the internal cable routing keep maintenance low and the look clean.

Choose the right size for your height

The Booda Bike Atlas comes in three frame sizes: S for riders 155–170 cm tall, M for 170–185 cm and L for 185–200 cm.

  • Frame size S: frame outline with a 530 mm seat tubeFrame size: S Rider height: 155–170 cm
    Stack: 521 mm
    Reach: 374 mm
  • Frame size M: frame outline with a 560 mm seat tubeFrame size: M Rider height: 170–185 cm
    Stack: 544 mm
    Reach: 378 mm
  • Frame size L: frame outline with a 590 mm seat tubeFrame size: L Rider height: 185–200 cm
    Stack: 562 mm
    Reach: 387 mm

Booda Bike Atlas frame geometry

Booda Bike Atlas frame geometry diagram with the measurements A–H marked
Frame sizeSML
A – seat tube size (mm)530560590
B – top tube horizontal (mm)550560580
C – head tube (mm)150165180
D – chainstay (mm)420420420
E – head tube angle (°)72.572.572.5
F – seat tube angle (°)73.57373
G – wheelbase (mm)100910141034
H – standover height (mm)810830852
I – headset1.5" – 1 1/8"1.5" – 1 1/8"1.5" – 1 1/8"
J – seat post diameter (mm)27.227.227.2
  • Detail of the Booda Bike Atlas front wheel with the hydraulic disc brake caliper, rotor and spokes
  • Booda Bike Atlas drop handlebar with brake levers and saddle, seen from the front
  • Close-up of the Booda Bike Atlas drop handlebar and brake lever with the saddle behind
  • Gates CDX belt drive with the front sprocket and crank arm on the Booda Bike Atlas

Frequently asked questions

What is the Booda Bike Atlas?

The Booda Bike Atlas is a single-speed gravel bike with a steel frame, a carbon fork, a drop handlebar, hydraulic disc brakes and a Gates CDX carbon belt drive. It weighs approximately 9 kilograms without accessories.

Which frame size should I choose?

The Atlas comes in sizes S, M and L: S for riders 155–170 cm tall, M for 170–185 cm and L for 185–200 cm. The geometry table above lists the full measurements of each size.

Is the Booda Bike Atlas a low-maintenance bike?

Yes, low maintenance is part of its design. The Gates Carbon Drive belt does not require lubrication and will not rust, a single-speed drivetrain has no derailleur to adjust, hydraulic disc brakes are one of the lowest-maintenance braking solutions available, and the tubeless tires come with Effetto Mariposa Végétalex sealant. All Booda Bike models use standard components, so any general bike shop should be able to service them.

What makes the Booda Bike Atlas durable?

The Atlas combines a steel frame, a carbon fork and the Gates CDX belt drive, which is the most durable belt system Gates offers according to Booda Bike. The belt lasts significantly longer than a traditional chain, and the tubeless tires with sealant seal smaller holes immediately for high puncture resistance.

Is the Booda Bike Atlas a belt-drive bike?

Yes. The Atlas uses a Gates CDX carbon belt (113T) with a 55T front sprocket and a 20T rear sprocket, and a wheelset designed specifically for belt-driven bikes. It is a single-speed bike: it has no internal gear hub and no derailleur.

Does the Atlas have gears?

No. The Atlas is a single-speed bike with a Gates CDX belt drive and the Possible SpinnerOne wheelset, which was designed specifically for belt-driven bikes.

Does the Atlas have a chain or a belt?

It has a belt: the Gates Carbon Drive belt system. It is clean, quiet and virtually maintenance-free, does not require lubrication, will not rust and lasts significantly longer than a traditional chain.

What brakes does the Atlas have?

Hydraulic disc brakes: a TRP Hylex hydraulic brake set with Tektro Style Centerlock rotors. The system can be upgraded to a higher-end braking system if desired.

Is the Atlas suitable for gravel and off-road riding?

Yes. The Atlas is designed as a single-speed gravel bike: the drop handlebar, the wide gravel tires (Schwalbe G-One Allround 622 × 40, tubeless ready) and the frame geometry let it perform well off-road. The geometry is tuned to feel agile on gravel while remaining quick and responsive on asphalt.

How much does the Atlas weigh?

Approximately 9 kilograms without accessories.

How can I pay?

You can pay via bank transfer or credit card.

Is there any financing option available?

Not yet, but we’re working on it! :)

What if I don’t like my bike?

If the bike isn’t what you expected, you can return it within 14 days. Please make sure to pack it carefully so it arrives back to us in good condition. You can find the return conditions in our Terms and Conditions.

How can I service my bike?

All our bikes are made using standard components, so they’re easy to maintain. This is a core principle across all our models. Thanks to this, any general bike shop should be able to service your Booda Bike.

What tools do I need to assemble my Booda Bike?

This depends on the model and configuration, but most maintenance and assembly can be done with these tools: a 4 mm Allen key, a 5 mm Allen key, a 6 mm Allen key and a T25 Torx key.

Do the prices include VAT?

Once you select your country, all prices will be shown with the applicable local VAT included.

Can I try the bike in person before buying?

Currently, we operate as an online-only store, but we’re working on making test rides possible in the near future.

What happens after I place my order?

Once we receive your order, we begin processing it. If all parts are in stock, our team will prepare the components in the order in which the orders were received. If something is out of stock, we’ll check the expected arrival or order it immediately. After that, your bike enters the assembly phase, which usually takes 1–2 business days. Once the bike is built, it undergoes a thorough quality check to ensure everything is assembled correctly. Then it gets packed and shipped straight to your door.

How can I order spare parts?

If you bought your bike through our website, just go to the “My Bicycle” tab in your profile — there you’ll find all components specific to your bike, so you’ll know exactly what you need and can easily reorder.

What if I want a customization that’s not available on the website?

The customization options on our website are based on what we’ve learned over the years actually makes sense. There are very few modifications we are both able and willing to make that aren’t listed online — but feel free to email us at info@boodabike.com and we’ll be happy to discuss it.

About Booda Bike

Booda Bike builds bicycles with components chosen from many years of experience in building custom bikes. The components are standardized, so any general bike shop should be able to service a Booda Bike.

Booda Bike currently operates as an online-only store.

What it includes

Booda Bike Rear Thru Axle – 142/12 mm1 pcs
Frame cable routing plug - simple (v1)3 pcs
Booda Bike Cable protecting foam1 pcs
Booda Bike Cable manager plastic1 pcs
Booda Bike Gearhub Frame Black - L1 pcs
EBB SET (set)1 pcs
Booda Bike Flat Pedal – Plastic1 pcs
FSA MegaExo Wave Spring Washer – 24 mm1 pcs
FSA MegaExo Plastic Crank Spacer – 24 mm1 pcs
Gates CDX Belt Black/Black -113T1 pcs
Gates Direct Mount Front Sprocket - Rohloff beltline - 55T1 pcs
FSA Comet Crank Arm Set – 170 mm, MegaExo 24 mm, Direct Mount1 pcs
Gates CDX Rear Sprocket 9-Spline Shimano Casette - 20t1 pcs
Crankset spacer1 pcs
FSA MegaExo Crank Bolt – Left Arm, 24 mm Alloy Cranks1 pcs
Booda Bike Seat Clamp1 pcs
Booda Bike Alu Seat Post – 27.2 mm1 pcs
Booda Bike HighLiner Saddle1 pcs
Possible SpinnerOne – Front Hub 24H StraightPull 100x12, CenterLock1 pcs
Possible SpinnerOne – Rear Hub 24H StraightPull 142×12, CenterLock1 pcs
Possible tubeless tape2 pcs
Possible Tubeless Valve - 40 mm2 pcs
Possible Aluminium Rim 622 – 24 holes2 pcs
Sapim Polyax Brass Nipple 14G 12 mm – Black48 pcs
Sapim Sprint Straight Pull Spoke – Black, 295 mm48 pcs
Possible Tubeless Valve washer2 pcs
Effetto MariposaVégétalex 80 ml2 pcs
Schwalbe G-One Allround 622×40 – Tubeless ready2 pcs
Possible Centerlock Lockring2 pcs
Tektro TR-35 Centerlock Disc Rotor 1.8 mm - 160 mm1 pcs
Tektro TR-35 Centerlock Disc Rotor 1.8 mm - 140 mm1 pcs
Possible Headset Expander1 pcs
Booda Bike Carbon Fork – Trekking, Without light cable channel1 pcs
Booda Bike front thru axle – 100/121 pcs
Booda Bike Stem 60/7 – 31.8 mm1 pcs
Booda Bike Alu Handlebar – Gravel - 460 mm1 pcs
Booda Bike Multibender Drop Handelabar Tape1 pcs
TRP Hylex HD-C8110 Hydraulic Disc Brake Set – Front and Rear1 pcs
Possible headset dust cap1 pcs
Possible Headset Clamping Ring1 pcs
Possible Headset Washer1 pcs
Possible Headset Tapered fork base ring1 pcs
Possible Headset bearing 45x45 - bottom1 pcs
Possible Headset bearing 30 5x41 8x8 top1 pcs