A stiff frame for ultimate power transfer. Wider tires for an unexpected wealth of comfort. A 1x drivetrain to improve aerodynamics and save 400g in component weight. And aerodynamics optimized around all these features! 3T's Strada blends together benefits in a way no other aero road bike can. Do you want speed or comfort? Both! Wider tires are one of the biggest factors in road bike comfort by reducing the shock of cracks, curbs, and cobbles. But aerodynamics are also important on such rides, and wide tires tend to test poorly in the wind tunnel. However, that is to be expected if you test them with frames and parts optimized for narrow tires. The Strada is the first aero road frame optimized for wider tires, so finally you can be fast and comfortable all the time, from the cobbles to the climbs. All day, every day, with one and the same bike. With all aero road bike developments of the past 20 years, the drivetrain was never really tackled. So we did. The BB area - with frame, crank, chainrings, front derailleur, water bottles and rider legs - leaves little room for the air to pass through. A single ring drivetrain eliminates the front derailleur and inner ring. Thus it reduces frontal area and creates space for unobstructed air flow. And with modern cassettes (in particular the 3T Overdrive and Bailout), you still have all the gears you need. The Strada Pro Force complete bike takes full advantage of the Strada features. SRAM is the world leader in 1x drivetrains and the Force 1x groupset is flawless. Additional features include the power meter-ready crankset and Discus C35 PRO aero train/race wheels with Pirelli tires (we spec the “25mm” labeled tires because they fit much wider on the Discus C35 PRO rim so the combination creates a perfect 28.3mm effective width).

There is something magical and fun about riding on a mixture of surfaces, and only the EXPLORO delivers on all terrains. Its road geometry is fast on good surfaces and capable on bad ones. Its clearance for up to 2.1” mountain bike tires means nothing will stop you. And the aerodynamics are so good that even with knobby tires, it outperforms round-tube road bikes with skinny tires. There’s simply nothing else like it. The Exploro is designed to fit road, cross and even mountain bike tires following the GravelPlus standard. The road and cross tires are 700c, the mountain bike tires use the 650b size, ensuring that all of these have virtually the same overall wheel diameter and therefore the same predictable handling. Why is aerodynamics important on allroad (asphalt, gravel, fire roads, single track) rides? - You may go slow off-road, but on the connecting asphalt sections, you need road riding speed. - If you’re slow because of gradients, aero doesn’t matter much. But if it's due to head- or crosswinds, you're slow relative to the ground but very fast relative to the air, and that’s what determines the resistance you experience (that’s exactly why you’re slow). We didn’t want the Exploro to be fast in theory, but fast in the real world. So we tested at a realistic 20mph (32kmh) instead of the standard 30mph (48kmh) and optimized the frame for water bottles (tough to do long, epic rides without). We even designed the Sqaero shape to work well when covered in mud! The result? A muddy Exploro with 40mm knobby gravel tires and 2 water bottles is faster than the equivalent clean round tube bike is with 28mm slick road tires and without bottles. The key to the Exploro’s speed is the aero downtube that is wide enough to catch the airflow coming off the big front tire (a skinny downtube wouldn’t even touch the airflow). But at 50mm wide, a full airfoil with a normal ratio would have to be 150-200mm deep, causing too much surface drag. So we square off the tail, keeping most of the aero performance with a 50x75mm cross section that is also close to perfect for strength and stiffness; our Sqaero shape. The wide downtube also effectively shields the water bottles. We also use Sqaero on the headtube, seattube, seatstays and seatpost.

A stiff frame for ultimate power transfer. Wider tires for an unexpected wealth of comfort. A 1x drivetrain to improve aerodynamics and save 400g in component weight. And aerodynamics optimized around all these features! The Strada blends together benefits in a way no other aero road bike can. Do you want speed or comfort? Both! Wider tires are one of the biggest factors in road bike comfort by reducing the shock of cracks, curbs, and cobbles. But aerodynamics are also important on such rides, and wide tires tend to test poorly in the wind tunnel. However, that is to be expected if you test them with frames and parts optimized for narrow tires. The Strada is the first aero road frame optimized for wider tires, so finally you can be fast and comfortable all the time, from the cobbles to the climbs. All day, every day, with one and the same bike. With all aero road bike developments of the past 20 years, the drivetrain was never really tackled. So we did. The BB area - with frame, crank, chainrings, front derailleur, water bottles and rider legs - leaves little room for the air to pass through. A single ring drivetrain eliminates the front derailleur and inner ring. Thus it reduces frontal area and creates space for unobstructed air flow. And with modern cassettes (in particular the 3T Overdrive and Bailout), you still have all the gears you need.

A stiff frame for ultimate power transfer. Wider tires for an unexpected wealth of comfort. A 1x drivetrain to improve aerodynamics and save 400g in component weight. And aerodynamics optimized around all these features! The Strada blends together benefits in a way no other aero road bike can. Do you want speed or comfort? Both! Wider tires are one of the biggest factors in road bike comfort by reducing the shock of cracks, curbs, and cobbles. But aerodynamics are also important on such rides, and wide tires tend to test poorly in the wind tunnel. However, that is to be expected if you test them with frames and parts optimized for narrow tires. The Strada is the first aero road frame optimized for wider tires, so finally you can be fast and comfortable all the time, from the cobbles to the climbs. All day, every day, with one and the same bike. With all aero road bike developments of the past 20 years, the drivetrain was never really tackled. So we did. The BB area - with frame, crank, chainrings, front derailleur, water bottles and rider legs - leaves little room for the air to pass through. A single ring drivetrain eliminates the front derailleur and inner ring. Thus it reduces frontal area and creates space for unobstructed air flow. And with modern cassettes (in particular the 3T Overdrive and Bailout), you still have all the gears you need.

There is something magical and fun about riding on a mixture of surfaces, and only the EXPLORO delivers on all terrains. Its road geometry is fast on good surfaces and capable on bad ones. Its clearance for up to 2.1” mountain bike tires means nothing will stop you. And the aerodynamics are so good that even with knobby tires, it outperforms round-tube road bikes with skinny tires. There’s simply nothing else like it. The Exploro is designed to fit road, cross and even mountain bike tires following the GravelPlus standard. The road and cross tires are 700c, the mountain bike tires use the 650b size, ensuring that all of these have virtually the same overall wheel diameter and therefore the same predictable handling. Why is aerodynamics important on allroad (asphalt, gravel, fire roads, single track) rides? - You may go slow off-road, but on the connecting asphalt sections, you need road riding speed. - If you’re slow because of gradients, aero doesn’t matter much. But if it's due to head- or crosswinds, you're slow relative to the ground but very fast relative to the air, and that’s what determines the resistance you experience (that’s exactly why you’re slow). We didn’t want the Exploro to be fast in theory, but fast in the real world. So we tested at a realistic 20mph (32kmh) instead of the standard 30mph (48kmh) and optimized the frame for water bottles (tough to do long, epic rides without). We even designed the Sqaero shape to work well when covered in mud! The result? A muddy Exploro with 40mm knobby gravel tires and 2 water bottles is faster than the equivalent clean round tube bike is with 28mm slick road tires and without bottles. The key to the Exploro’s speed is the aero downtube that is wide enough to catch the airflow coming off the big front tire (a skinny downtube wouldn’t even touch the airflow). But at 50mm wide, a full airfoil with a normal ratio would have to be 150-200mm deep, causing too much surface drag. So we square off the tail, keeping most of the aero performance with a 50x75mm cross section that is also close to perfect for strength and stiffness; our Sqaero shape. The wide downtube also effectively shields the water bottles. We also use Sqaero on the headtube, seattube, seatstays, and seatpost.

The 3T Exploro is designed to fit road, cross, and even mountain bike tires following the GravelPlus standard. The road and cross tires are 700c and the mountain bike tires use the 650b size, ensuring that all of these have virtually the same overall wheel diameter, and therefore the same predictable handling. With road wheels and tires, the Exploro is a very fast aero road bike—and comfortable, as it fits any size tire. Switch to monster 2.1” (54mm) tires and it soaks up anything that gravel, dirt or singletrack can throw at you. Stay with a mid-size tire to mix on- and off-road segments on every ride. Why is aerodynamics important on allroad (asphalt, gravel, fire roads, single track) rides? - You may go slow off-road, but on the connecting asphalt sections, you need road riding speed. - If you’re slow because of gradients, aero doesn’t matter much. But if it's due to head- or crosswinds, you're slow relative to the ground but very fast relative to the air, and that’s what determines the resistance you experience (that’s exactly why you’re slow). We didn’t want the Exploro to be fast in theory, but fast in the real world. So we tested at a realistic 20mph (32kmh) instead of the standard 30mph (48kmh) and optimized the frame for water bottles (tough to do long, epic rides without). We even designed the Sqaero shape to work well when covered in mud! The result? A muddy Exploro with 40mm knobby gravel tires and 2 water bottles is faster than the equivalent clean round tube bike is with 28mm slick road tires and without bottles.

FRAME Series 3 6061 Aluminum Frame, 27.5” Wheels, 120mm Travel, MultiTrac Suspension Platform, 135mm Open Dropout (Upgradable to 142x12mm Thru-Axle) FRONT SUSPENSION RockShox Recon Silver RL 27.5", 120mm Travel, Compression and Rebound Adjustment, Alloy Tapered Steerer, 100x15mm Thru-Axle, 42mm Offset REAR SUSPENSION X-Fusion O2 Pro R, 190x51mm, Custom Tune, 22.2mm x M8 Hardware RIMS Marin, Double Wall Alloy, 27mm Inner, Pinned Joint, Disc Specific, Tubeless Compatible HUB REAR Joytech, 135mm, Quad Sealed Bearings, Centerlock Disc, 32H HUB FRONT Formula, 100x15mm, Centerlock Disc, 32H SPOKES 14g Black Stainless Steel TIRES Schwalbe Hans Dampf, Performance Line, 27.5"x2.35" DERAILLEUR REAR Shimano Deore Shadow Plus Direct Mount 10-Speed SHIFT LEVER Shimano Deore 1x10-Speed CRANKSET Marin Forged Alloy 1x10, Hollow Spindle, Steel Narrow-Wide 32T Chainring, 76mm BCD BOTTOM BRACKET External Sealed Cartridge Bearings CHAIN KMC X10 CASSETTE SunRace 10-Speed, 11-42T BRAKES FRONT Shimano BR-M315 Hydraulic Disc, 180mm Rotor BRAKES REAR Shimano BR-M315 Hydraulic Disc, 160mm Rotor BRAKE LEVERS Shimano BL-M315 Hydraulic HANDLEBAR Marin Mini-Riser, 6061 Double Butted Aluminum, 15mm Rise, 780mm Width, 4º Up, 9º Back STEM Marin 3D Forged Alloy, 45mm GRIPS Marin Dual Density HEADSET FSA No 57E, Sealed Cartridge Bearings, 1 1/8" x 1 1/2” SEATPOST Marin, Two Bolt Alloy

With its lightweight, double-butted X6 6061 aluminum frame, disc brakes and clearance for up to 5.0” tires, the Bigfoot stands for cycling versatility in any terrain and season. From snow lines to sand rides, the Bigfoot provides incredible traction and control and proves that there’s no off-season for fat bikes. Norco designed the Bigfoot to be a fun, reliable, all-season fat bike that also won't break the bank. It features SRAM's reliable NX drivetrain with a Race Face Ride crankset and Level hydraulic brakes for plenty of stopping power. A stock 130mm TranzX YSP18 dropper post and Schwalbe Jumbo Jim Performance 26 x 4.8" tires round out the build.

When the trail grinds up and then bombs down, an uber-capable rig like Norco's aluminum Sight A 7.2 practically feels like cheating. This dialed 650B trail rocket rolls over obstacles and has increased traction like a 29er, but is quick and flick-able like a 26-incher. The fit was designed just for women, with a low standover height and more compact reach. Your perfect ride awaits with a 140mm RockShox Sektor fork and the 140mm of A.R.T. rear suspension. A 2x10-speed Shimano Deore drivetrain shifts with precision in nearly all conditions and sturdy Alex rims with meaty Kenda tires tackle tumultuous terrain. A wide Norco handlebar and short stem give you point-and-shred steering precision so you can take Sight and go.

Become one with the trail. Marin’s Pine Mountain is designed for your pure trail experience, maintaining the spirit of the first mountain bikes while taking advantage of modern components to fuel the soul of the ride—and the rider. Its double-butted chromoly frame and fork provide a direct conduit between you and the trail, both sensitive and compliant with superb strength and longevity. Wide, high-cush 27.5 x 2.8-inch Vee tires offer a bit of low-tech suspension while providing unbelievable traction. With all that grip, the hydraulic-disc brakes grab so well that they remind us there are some modern features we can’t live without. A streamlined Shimano Deore 1 x 10 drivetrain simultaneously hearkens back to simpler times and delivers cutting edge power transmission. The rack and fender mounts throughout make the Pine Mountain willing and able to become your expeditionary travel companion, without giving up the fun that a modern off-road geometry affords. With the nostalgia of the past and the performance of the future, the Pine Mountain could easily become your one bike to rule them all.

There are no two ways about it: Dave Mirra was the spark that revitalized Haro in the mid 1990s. Gone were the days of Bob Haro and Ron Wilkerson behind the brand's direction – it was now Dave Mirra and Ryan Nyquist designing complete bikes that were affordable, high quality and available worldwide to a new legion of BMX fans. A few years later, the X Games hit, and suddenly, Dave Mirra's signature Haro was on every TV screen of an ESPN subscriber, and demand for his signature bikes and components sky rocketed. Mirra remained an esteemed member of the Haro team through the end of 2006, and then started his own brand, Mirraco, for the remainder of his BMX career. But the majority of Mirra's accomplishments at the top of the sport were done on a signature Haro, and it's where most of us remember him best. Now, to honor Dave Mirra, Haro is releasing a 2017 tribute Dave Mirra bike, with a bulk of the sales proceeds going directly to the Mirra family. It is but one more way for BMX to continually honor the life, legacy and greatness of Dave Mirra, and all that he gave to his family, friends and BMX as a whole. And it's proof positive that the memory of Dave Mirra will remain with all of us for a long time to come. - 100% chromoly Mirra Tribute frame with integrated head tube, pierced top tube, wishbone seat stays, 20.5" & 21" top tube length - 100% chromoly fork with internal threaded 1 piece CNC steer tube, tapered legs with 990 lugs and 5mm dropouts - 100% chromoly bars 8.75" with Haro Lineage CNC alloy front load stem - Haro branded 3-piece chromoly 8-spline 175mm cranks with Haro Radiation 28T CNC alloy bolt drive sprocket and sealed Mid BB - Fully sealed wheels with Haro Sata double-wall alloy rims, Lineage high flange alloy shell sealed hubs with 14mm rear axle and 9t driver - Haro La Mesa tires 2.4" front and rear white wall - Haro "Mirra saddle" padded Pivotal seat with alloy Pivotal post - Haro 1978 plastic pedals - Haro Team grips - Dia-Compe "Hombre" 990 rear brakes with Tech-77 lever

A duplicate of Dennis Enarson's pro bike, Haro's SD is everything you expect a ready-to-soar street bike to be. The 100% chromoly frame features tapered stays, an hourglass Mid bottom bracket shell, and welded seat clamp, while the chromoly fork features tapered legs and an internally threaded CNC steerer tube for strength and steering precision. Haro's beefy double-wall rims take a pounding, grippy Demolition tires shine on the street or in the park, and the free-coaster rear hub lets you progress to the limits of your imagination. A micro drivetrain and super stiff 2-piece cranks boost you up to speed for the next set. Top it all off with a chromoly handlebar, pedals, and seat from Demolition, and the streets are yours for the taking.

Norco’s XFR is for those who seek out adventure in the everyday. Fast, comfortable, and stable, the XFR is perfect for commuters who live for shortcuts through the forest, or recreational riders who like to venture beyond the pavement. Its aluminum frame keeps it lightweight, yet holds up to daily use. The XFR’s wide-range, 30-speed Shimano Deore drivetrain takes on hills without batting an eye, and you can rely on the power of Deore hydraulic disc brakes for all-conditions control on the way down. With puncture-resistant Schwalbe Hurricane tires that roll fast on a variety of surfaces and a suspension fork that is ready to soak up any bumps encountered along the way, the XFR is a versatile crossover bike that lets you define the path between two points.

Dismount and hurdle your limits on the Threshold A 105 from Norco. The lightweight double-butted aluminum frame will find a comfortable home on your shoulder. The ARC race stays help keep stiffness and compliance balanced for a perfect ride, while GIZMO internal cable routing keeps your bike's tendons protected and rattle-free. With 22 butter-smooth speeds from the Shimano 105 drivetrain, you match your opponents pedal-to-pedal both uphill and down. Aluminum rims from WTB roll nimbly through off-camber downhills and tight corners, and Schwalbe tires provide enough traction to make you question gravity as you counterweight your turns like a Moto GP driver. Lace your hands confidently around the bars and stem from Norco, and make the course yours with a tight-handling front end. Take the next step: blow through your expectations on the Threshold A 105.

Norco's Rampage 6.2 is a bike park whip that's at home in the air and in the dirt. Whether you're inventing your own tricks or landing a time-honored classic, the tough aluminum frame with short chainstays, a low standover, dialed geometry and a low bottom bracket will all keep you rolling hit after hit. Manitou's 100mm-travel fork is up front to help bail you out when it gets a little too rowdy, while Tektro disc brakes let you feather your run-in speed to perfection. And, you get a set of stout Sun rims, versatile Maxxis tires and a singlespeed drivetrain to keep things simple.

Venturing out to explore the roads, known and unknown, is standard operating procedure for Norco's Search A Tiagra. Certainly, the double-butted aluminum frame can withstand the exploration, and thanks to Norco's Power Chassis design, each and every pedal stroke pushes you closer to the horizon. The frame's ARC Endurance system keeps you feeling fresh as you prowl the open road, and aerodynamic aluminum rims propelled by Shimano's workhorse Tiagra components carry you swiftly. Schwalbe tires are rugged enough to tackle the longest voyages unscathed, and a cockpit and saddle directly from Norco places you in precise control of this exploratory device.

The Legend is the flagship model in Kink's 2019 line, and this bike really lives up to its name. BMX has a lot of legends in the form of amazing bike riders; from top pros to the local legend in your town that does stuff no one else seems to be able to pull off. The Kink Legend bike is all about that kind of rider, a no compromises bike that paves the way for that level of riding. Stacked with aftermarket parts and superior manufacturing and materials, the Legend is the best of the best in BMX, no question. The unique Gloss Copper frame finish stands way out, while remaining timeless and tough with all black parts, accessories, and a blacked-out aluminum headtube badge. The frame itself features both a double-butted toptube and downtube and is paired up to aftermarket Kink Foundation II forks with a short 26mm offset, and aftermarket Kink Grizzly 9" rise heat-treated bars. The impressive components list continues with the Kink 7075-T6 Bedlam sprocket, Mission half-link chain, Kink Sever 2.4-inch tires, and Kink Highrise CNC stem. The Legend also features a Mission Dispatch freecoaster and four Kink Drift pegs, so this bike is truly ready to go big straight out of the box.

Norco’s XFR is for those who seek out adventure in the everyday. Fast, comfortable, and stable, the XFR is perfect for commuters who live for shortcuts through the forest, or recreational riders who like to venture beyond the pavement. Its aluminum frame keeps it lightweight, yet holds up to daily use. The XFR’s 27-speed Shimano drivetrain takes on hills without batting an eye, and you can rely on the power of hydraulic disc brakes for all-conditions control on the way down. With puncture-resistant Schwalbe Hurricane tires that roll fast on a variety of surfaces and a suspension fork that is ready to soak up any bumps encountered along the way, the XFR is a versatile crossover bike that lets you define the path between two points.

- 100% crmo frame with butted top and down tubes, tapered stays, Mid BB shell, integrated head tube, integrated seat clamp and removable brake and cable mounts - 20.5" or 21" top tube - Premium loose ball plastic pedals - Premium Fat Capitol seat with alloy Pivotal post - Premium CK tires 2.4" front and rear - Fully sealed wheels with Samsara front and rear double-wall rims and female axle front and rear hubs - 28/9 gearing with alloy sprocket - Premium “1948" Three-piece crmo 175mm 48-spline cranks with sealed Mid BB - 100% crmo bars 8.50" (on 20.5") or 8.75" (on 21") with Premium Sub-10 CNC alloy top load stem - 100% crmo fork with internal threaded CNC 1 piece steer tube and tapered legs - KMC half link chain

You want to ride like Chad, then try out the Chad Kerley AM. This bike is as pro as you're gonna get. Full Cr-Mo Frame with investment cast dropouts and custom molded chainstays so you can slam your rear wheel to 12.75". LHD Freecoaster. Cr-Mo Bars and Fok with Chads new Premium after market stem. This bike has been tested and approved by Chad himself. So no matter the streets or parks you take this, trust in the all new CK AM. - 100% chromoly frame with integrated head tube, tapered stays and investment cast dropouts - 100% chromoly fork with internal threaded 1 piece CNC steer tube, tapered legs and 5mm dropouts - 100% chromoly bars 8.75" with Premium CK CNC alloy top load stem - Haro 1978 3-piece chromoly 8-spline 175mm cranks with sealed Mid BB - Haro Team Disc 28T CNC alloy bolt drive sprocket - Fully sealed wheels with Haro Sata double-wall alloy rims, alloy shell hubs with LSD free-coaster rear hub and 14mm axle, 9t driver and hub guards - Premium CK tires 2.4" front and rear - Haro Pivotal seat with alloy post - Haro 1978 plastic pedals

Dennis Enarson's all new SD AM. Dennis wanted you to be able to afford his bike – well here it is. Full Cr-mo frame, fork, bar, cranks...the list goes on. The SD AM rides like Dennis's pro SD without the price tag. It comes with the same freecoaster we spec'd on Dennis's Pro level bike a few years ago. Removable brake hardware, double wall Haro Sata rims, la Messa tires and Demolition Markit seat makes this the one bike you cannot miss out on. - 100% chromoly frame with integrated head tube, tapered stays and removable brake and cable mounts - 100% chromoly fork with internal threaded 1 piece CNC steer tube, tapered legs and 5mm dropouts - 100% chromoly bars 9" with Haro Lineage CNC alloy top load stem - Haro 1978 3-piece chromoly 8-spline 175mm cranks with sealed Mid BB - Haro Team Disc 28T CNC alloy bolt drive sprocket - Fully sealed wheels with Haro Sata double-wall alloy rims, alloy shell hubs with RSD free-coaster rear hub and 14mm axle, 9t driver and hub guards - Haro La Mesa tires 2.4" front and rear - Demolition "Markit" padded Pivotal seat with alloy Pivotal post - Haro 1978 plastic pedals

Whether you plan to ride across town or across the country, Marin's San Rafael DS3 is built to handle riding off the beaten path. The foundation is a Marin Series 3 aluminum frame with internal cable routing as well as Marin's Dual Sport Geometry; perfect for trekking in all conditions. Additional features to help guide you through your adventures include a Suntour NEX fork with hydraulic lockout, powerful Shimano hydraulic brakes, and a Shimano Altus 24-speed drivetrain. You'll roll with confidence on Marin aluminum double-wall rims wrapped in puncture-resistant Schwalbe 700c x 40 tires.

- 100% chromoly frame with integrated head tube, MID BB shell, welded seat clamp, removable brake and cable mounts and 21" top tube length - 100% chromoly fork with internal threaded 1 piece CNC steer tube, tapered legs and 5mm dropouts - 100% chromoly bars 9" with Haro Lineage CNC alloy top load stem - Haro 1978 3-piece chromoly 8-spline 175mm cranks with Haro Team Disc 28T CNC alloy bolt drive sprocket and sealed Mid BB - Fully sealed wheels with Haro Sata double-wall alloy rims, alloy shell sealed hubs with 14mm rear axle and 9t driver - Haro La Mesa tires 2.4" front and rear - Haro Lineage padded Pivotal seat with alloy Pivotal post - Haro 1978 plastic pedals - Haro Team grips - Haro 1978 alloy brakes with hinge clamp lever

Living in the city has many advantages, and the proximity of your home, workplace, and freetime activities makes getting around by bike quick, easy, and fun. That's why Norco created the Indie 1. With fast 700c wheels and wide street tires that cushion urban pathways, you can make quick trips to the gym or work in style and comfort. A wide range of gears lets you vary your intensity level when riding over hilly terrain, and hydraulic disc brakes increase your safety by providing confident stopping power, even in wet weather, so you can ride no matter what the conditions bring. Frame mounts are included to attach mud guards for extra protection from road grime, and front and rear racks can be added for carrying groceries or a change of clothes on your commute to work, making your bike a versatile vehicle for all of life's needs.

Take your trail riding to a whole new level of fun with Marin's Bobcat Trail 7.5. Tight singletrack is nothing to the nimble aluminum frame, and Suntour’s 100mm-travel Raidon fork soaks up the rocks and roots. With 27.5-inch wheels and Schwalbe tires you’ll quickly and easily navigate twisty corners and technical sections. Meanwhile, Shimano’s 2 x 10-speed Deore drivetrain and Tektro hydraulic disc brakes ensure reliable shifting and powerful braking. The bike is completed with a comfortable Marin saddle that is perfect for hours of singletrack fun.

- 100% CrMo frame with integrated head tube, mid BB shell, integrated seat clamp and removable brake and cable mounts – 20.5-inch or 21-inch top tube - Premium Fat Capitol seat with alloy pivotal post - Premium CK tires 2.4-inch front and rear - Fully sealed wheels with Samsara front and rear double-wall rims and female axle front hub - 28/9 gearing with alloy sprocket - Premium "1948" three-piece CrMo 175mm 48-spline cranks with sealed mid BB - Premium team grips - 100% Cro bars 8.75-inch (on 20.5-inch) or 9-inch (on 21-inch) with premium Sub-10 CNC alloy top load stem - 100% Cro fork with internal threaded CNC 1 piece steer tube and tapered legs - Premium team grips

The WeThePeople Crysis is a mid-level bike with a spec that could easily be found on the bikes PRO teams are riding on this year. You’ll find a generous helping of Eclat aftermarket parts including the super-wide Trippin XL rims, low profile Slash pedals, and even the new Talon brake, which accommodates the largest tires on the market. - Full Chromoly frame, fork, and bar - Removable brake hardware - Fully sealed bearing wheels - Eclat Slash pedals and Trippin XL rims

Designed with the recreational rider in mind, the Storm is a hardtail mountain bike for the masses. Available in 27.5" or 29” wheels, the Storm is the perfect ride for exploring new trails with family and friends. Take a spin on one and feel the difference: reliable hydraulic disc braking, smooth, crisp shifting by Shimano, and responsive handling thanks to a RockShox suspension fork and lightweight WTB alloy rims. The Storm makes it easy to find your next adventure and gives you the most from your ride, every time.

Make "commute" synonymous with "fun" on Norco's XFR 2. Ready to zoom along paths, multi-use trails, and city streets in supreme comfort, Norco's lightweight aluminum frame will zip you to your destination in no time, while the bump-smoothing suspension fork calms the terrain. You also get a crisp-shifting 27-speed drivetrain to make the hilliest routes a piece of cake and it has Shimano hydraulic-disc brakes for all-conditions stopping power. Plus, you'll love the quality Norco components, including a supportive seat.

Haro's Plaza is what you get when Haro's 30+ years of experience is applied to meet the needs of a pro-quality bike. It’s built around Haro's full chromoly frame and tapered-leg fork, with a spec sheet that reads like your wishlist. The Haro double-wall rims are sturdy, spin on sealed hubs, front and rear, and are encased in fat Haro tires. A female front axle gives you all the strength and stiffness with less weight, and Haro’s Lineage CNC top-load stem classes up the cockpit. Clenched in the jaws of that lightweight clamp, you’ll find a full-chromoly bar, sized to the bike with an 8.75-inch rise for 20.5-inch frame and an 9-inch rise for a 21-inch frame. Detangler mounts are there if you want them, and the ability to remove the posts and cable mount keep this rig light and clean looking. Plus, with two different frame sizes, you get a bike that fits your style.