Featured Bike Brands
Kona
At Kona, we're all about the freedom and empowerment of the bicycle. We have been since 1988. We still have the same founding owners. We're still populated by a staff of keen, active, impassioned cyclists. We're not big, nor are we that small. Just a dedicated group of cyclists making bicycles for people who love bikes-no matter if that love is new or long established.
Marin
At Marin, we believe life is better with bikes. Our brand was born in a cycling mecca, and we ride the same trails and routes that bred mountain bikes and many of the most prolific and innovative brands in our sport. At 30+ years old, we continue to have the same childlike fascination and obsession with bikes that brought us to this industry.
Niner
We are a group of passionate riders and adventurers. We are lucky to be based out of beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado. When we aren’t making some of the best bikes in the business, we can be found riding in the foothills just down the road or on the gravel roads a stone throw away from our office.
Co-Motion
At Co-Motion Cycles, we’ve built our reputation on constructing cleanly designed and elegantly executed bicycles since 1988: Bicycles that serve a real purpose for cyclists who expect real performance without unnecessary hype. There are so many bicycles to choose from, how do you know Co-Motion is right for you?
SE
We continue to produce innovative, market-changing bikes, such as the PK Ripper Elite XL, Gaudium, and the Big Ripper. And never losing sight of our roots, our popular retro line of bikes mix classic old-school looks with modern-day geometry. SE Bikes: Gettin' Rad Since '77
Surly
We don’t like to talk down to other frame materials. Instead, we’re adamant that steel is the best material for the kinds of bikes we design and ride. Our ‘Natch!’ tubesets are designed by our engineers to match the intended use and loading characteristics of each individual model. Size-specific tubesets, Custom butting profiles, proprietary forks, design details out the wazoo... all these features create the “Surly Ride”