Klein Models
Mountain Bikes
- Mountain Klein (1 inch head tube, rectangular chain stays, from 1985 to 1989)
- Klein Pinnacle (1 inch head tube, 1988 to 1995)
- Klein Fervor (1 inch head tube, 1994, 1995)
- Klein Rascal (1 inch head tube, 1989 (Top Gun), 1990–1993), replaced by the Fervor
- Klein Pulse (similar to Attitude MC2, but with 1 1/8" head tube)
- Klein Attitude (MC1 and MC2 to the acquisition of Trek, from 1990)
- Klein Adroit (MC1 and MC2 to the acquisition of Trek, from 1991)
- Klein Mantra (full suspension)
- Klein Karma and Karma Pave (rear suspension elastomer shock, 1998 only)
- Klein Palomino (full suspension)
- Klein Adept (full suspension)
Trekking bikes
- Klein Adept
Road Bikes
- Klein Performance (touring bike with a slightly longer wheelbase)
- Klein Advantage (custom Performance)
- Klein Stage (custom Performance with boron fiber on seat and chain stays and fork blades)
- Klein Competition (?)
- Klein Kirsten & Panache(small frame size)
- Klein Quantum
- Klein Criterium (custom Quantum)
- Klein Team Super (custom Quantum with boron fiber on seat and chain stays and fork blades)
- Klein Quantum Race
- Klein Quantum Pro
- Klein Aeolus (triathlon frame for 26-inch wheels, 28" wheels 58 cm and larger frames)
- Klein Reve (road bike with polymer rear suspension )
- Klein Q Carbon
Read more about this topic: Gary Klein (inventor)
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