By MTBSA contributor
REEB Cycles and Cane Creek have announced a limited STEEZL chassis package built around the Invert Enduro fork. The collaboration carries Cane Creek’s Slate finish through the frame, headset and graphics, rather than treating the fork as a standalone colour accent.
What is included?
The package starts with REEB’s Colorado-built, 155 mm-travel STEEZL chassis. It includes the Cane Creek Invert Enduro fork and a Hellbender 70 headset in the Slate Chroma Studio finish.

Rear-shock choices are Kitsuma Coil, Kitsuma Air or Tigon. The frame receives a dual-finish Lux Nightfall powder coat, matching frame-and-fork decals and black-anodised Prosise Metal Works rockers and hardware.
A coordinated limited edition
Slate was introduced to Cane Creek’s Chroma Studio collection in September. REEB used it as the basis for the complete chassis treatment. The two companies previously collaborated on a Deep Purple SST build inspired by the Sunburst Helm MKII in 2023.

The Invert Enduro is an inverted, moto-influenced fork, and the release positions this package as one route to obtaining it while consumer supply is limited. That description should not be read as a guarantee of current stock.
Order window and price
The supplied announcement specifies orders from 1–31 October 2026, limited quantities and an estimated four-to-six-week lead time. Pricing starts at ≈ R91 391, depending on configuration.
For a South African buyer, this is a chassis-kit price rather than a complete-bike quotation. Confirm the remaining parts needed, international delivery, local suspension servicing and the final landed cost before ordering. The article does not establish rand pricing or South African allocation. This is a launch overview, not a ride-tested review.
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About these rand prices
Amounts marked ≈ are approximate rand conversions of overseas prices, using SARS reference rates dated 12 October 2026, rounded to the nearest rand. They are not South African retail quotes and exclude additional shipping, import charges and local retailer costs. Confirm current local pricing with a South African dealer. Unqualified dollar prices in US-market reporting are treated as US dollars; explicitly identified currencies use their corresponding rate.
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