Forbidden Frame
4 models, 5 verified variants. Only rows checked against Forbidden’s own page are listed.
A value shown as a set or a range differs between this model’s variants and is never one variant’s spec. A cell marked not stated is a field the maker does not publish, so nothing here checks it.
| Model | Variants | Wheel configs | Travel | Shock eye | Shock stroke | Shock mount | Maximum fork travel | Minimum fork travel | Design fork travel | Price (MSRP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forbidden Dreadnought | 2 | Frame takes 29" and 29"/27.5" wheels | Frame travel 154 mm (maker-stated) (on 1 of 2 variants); Frame travel 160 mm (maker-stated) (on 1 of 2 variants) | Shock eye-to-eye 205 mm | 60 mm (on 1 of 2 variants); 65 mm (on 1 of 2 variants) | Trunnion | Approved for a fork up to 170 mm of travel (on 1 of 2 variants); Approved for a fork up to 180 mm of travel (on 1 of 2 variants) | Approved for a fork down to 160 mm of travel (on 1 of 2 variants) | Maker-stated design fork travel 170 mm | $3,700.00 to $4,399.00 |
| Forbidden Druid V2 | 1 | Frame takes 29" and 29"/27.5" wheels | Frame travel 130 mm (maker-stated) | Shock eye-to-eye 185 mm | 50 mm | Trunnion | Approved for a fork up to 150 mm of travel | not stated | Maker-stated design fork travel 150 mm | $3,799.00 |
| Forbidden Heathen | 1 | Frame takes 29" and 29"/27.5" wheels | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | Approved for a fork up to 130 mm of travel | not stated | Maker-stated design fork travel 130 mm | $3,399.00 |
| Forbidden Reya | 1 | Frame takes 29" wheels | Frame travel 120 mm (maker-stated) | Shock eye-to-eye 190 mm | 45 mm | Standard eyelet | Approved for a fork up to 130 mm of travel | not stated | Maker-stated design fork travel 130 mm | $3,399.00 |
Source for every row: Forbidden’s own product pages, last checked between 2026-07-10 and 2026-08-03.
The checker compares the dimensions listed in what we check, and what we don’t. “No conflicts found” means no conflict among those dimensions — not a guarantee that a build works. Errors mean it won’t fit; warnings mean it works but check; infos are notes.