A n orange all-terrain Trash Panda bike with a black front basket containing a gray bag.

Trash Panda

An All Terrain Touring Bike,

or ATTB

A collaboration between Klink Cycles and Liminal Machine Works

Many bikes handle well off-road; other bikes carry things well. Few can do both.

The Trash Panda is inspired by cycle-truck style cargo bikes; by attaching the load to the frame instead of the steering, the bike maintains nimble handling while carrying serious cargo. Cycle-trucks use a 20” front wheel, leaving room for large cargo to stay out of the handlebars’ way. This type of rack, if mounted on a 29” wheel, leaves little room before the cargo prevents the bars from turning. A 26” wheel is the ideal compromise, providing sufficient rollover and efficiency for rugged terrain, while still allowing for a cycle-truck style cargo rack.

The rear-end geometry was developed by framebuilder Leo Cruces, inspired by years of bike touring on the rugged forest roads of the Oregon Cascades, with special influence from studying the Soma tradesman, Jones LWB, various Rivendells, and the very first mountain bikes from repack era Marin county.

As featured in Bikepacking.com’s coverage at MADE.

Key features:

  • Off-Road Front-Load Optimized Geometry

  • Frame-Mounted Cargo Rack

  • Mixed wheel size: 26” Front and 29” Rear

  • Ultra wide-range gearing (it’s front-derailleur-friendly!)

  • Dropper-ready

  • 2.6” tire clearance (2.4” with fenders)

  • Oversized Kickstand Plate

  • Eyelets for bolt-on frame bag

  • In-fork dynamo routing

  • Reynolds 853 Tubing

  • Custom UDH dropouts (singlespeedable, modular disc mount)

Close-up of a Trash Panda ATTB bike's handlebar, front basket with a gray bag, and purple shock absorber.
Top view of Trash Panda ATTB bike with a orange frame, black handlebar, and a black saddle on a dirt trail.
A close-up of a all-terrain touring bike frame with a orange body, white text saying "TRASH PANDA", and a gray frame bag.
Close-up of Trash Panda All-terrain Touring Bike.
Close-up of a all-terrain bike with an orange frame, featuring gears, chain, pedals, and a water bottle attached to the frame.
Close-up of a knobby all-terrain bicycle tire on a red frame.

You know you want one.

A red Trash Panda ATTB all-terrain touring bike with a frame bag, a black saddle, and a wire front basket.

Taking preorders Fall 2026 for delivery Spring 2027. Fill the form below to be in the know.