Category: Road Bikes

The century 1 is an endurance road bike designed for the rider who is looking for an alternative to the stereotypical fit and high prices of top end race oriented bikes. Based on diamondback’s enhanced performance geometry, it incorporates a taller head tube to take the stress off your neck and back and provide a more comfortable fit. The frame is built from 7005 aluminum alloy with custom butted and formed tubing to deliver a balance of strength, durability, and light weight. Add in the excellent handling and damping of the performance alloy fork, a Shimano drivetrain and HED wheels and you have a great new bike at an even better price.

The Tommaso Women’s Imola is a light, fast Italian bred road bike that is built and designed with legendary old world craftsmanship. A light weight TSS 6061 aluminum compact frame coupled with 24 Shimano equipped speeds make this the right bike for all your cycling adventures. The Imola is specifically engineered to provide you with thousands of miles of dependability and enjoyment. The Imola is part of the Tommaso Sport Series line of bikes which are engineered with Tommaso’s OGS (Optimized Geometry System) frame design. The OGS design utilizes various tube shapes and thicknesses to provide the rider with both efficient power transmission and excellent road dampening qualities. This combination helps reduce body fatigue and will provide you with the ability to extend your rides to longer distances. Oh, and the best part, all Tommaso frames are warrantied for life, what other bike brand stands behind their product like this, none. The Imola is equipped with a triple chain ring up front and a 12x24T, 8-speed cassette in the rear. This optimum gearing combination will allow you to effortlessly get up every hill, while giving you the gearing to increase your speed on the flats. The upgraded Tektro R312 brakes have the stopping power to allow you to let it fly on the descents with the knowledge that you can stop on a dime. The Imola is not just your ordinary entry level bike, as it is outfitted with light aluminum ergo handlebars, a Tommaso Racing saddle and Kenda tires, all components that you normally only find on bikes costing thousands more. If you are looking for a great bike to get you on the road, but don’t want to mortgage your house to own it, then the Tommaso Imola should be on the top of your list.

To understand a little about the pedigree of Diamondback bicycles, knowing the name Centurion Bicycles is paramount. Formed in 1969, Centurion began importing bikes into the United States. Over a twenty-year span, it evolved into Centurion/Diamondback and then simply Diamondback. In 1999, Raleigh Bicycles, a prominent brand with a 100-plus year history beginning in Nottingham, England in 1886, bought Diamondback, lending its road design expertise to the brand. Today, the two stand as separate entities under one owner, but they both call the Pacific Northwest their home. Well-known for its prowess in mountain biking, Diamondback is continuously expanding its line into road cycling. Using the same attention to innovative design and geometry that infuses its off-road line, Diamondback features frames for virtually every rider — from the podium-placing criterium cyclist to the gravel road rider. The Century 4 Carbon Complete Bike features a build and geometry between the two extremes in order to provide you with comfort over the long haul. Diamondback’s Century 4 Carbon complete bike features a full carbon fiber frame. Unlike many frames, which are either manufactured using carbon bonded tubes or a monocoque design, Diamondback’s proprietary Advanced Tube to Tube (ATT) design with “Core Control,” conjoins both technologies. This method utilizes a monocoque head and down tube and joins it with a separate monocoque bottom bracket and chainstays These two structures form the “core” of the frame, and they work to provide both smooth handling, through front-end control, and rear stiffness for optimal power transfer to the drivetrain. The remaining tubes integrate with carbon welding, or as it’s also know, Tube-to-Tube construction. This adds compliance to the frame, meaning that you’ll never feel the harsh, bouncy ride that’s so often associated with stiff carbon frames. Diamondback’s DB Carbon Road Fork completes the frame. It was constructed using Continuous Fiber Te…

Getting around town with style and ease is the calling card of the Haanjo metro plus. Based on a relaxed endurance geometry with a sweptback handlebar, this murdered out matte black machine has glow in the dark highlights for visibility and will deliver a comfortable ride whether you’re cruising to class or working downtown with a messenger bag on your back. The 6061-t6 aluminum alloy is the standard for day to day durability, and the fully butted construction cuts down on the weight. The urban disc fork gives you the feel of real steel up front, and the reliable performance of the disc brakes and fatter tires lets you concentrate on more important things, like traffic along the way to your favorite coffee spot.

The Vilano FORZA 4.0 is lowest priced road bike on the market with integrated brake lever shifters. This is an excellent choice for an anyone getting into cycling.

Full Specs:

• Model: Forza 4.0
• Speeds: 24

Head Accel’s are all about the road. Slick Kenda 700c tires, lightweight aluminum frames and parts and a design that is uniquely Head. The XR Head Bikes are fully equipped with Shimano 2300 STI Shifters, 2300 Derailleurs and is a 24 speed all on a lightweight aluminum frame. Featuring a KMC chain and a WTB Volt saddle. Frames are available in 49/53/56/and 59 cm and all include a carbon fork blade.

Front Derailleur:TZ31, 31.8mm Pull Down (Shimano) Rear Derailleur: A050 (Shimano) Derailleur Shifter : A050 SIS Handlebar Mounted, Non-Index (Shimano) Brake: AS-2.4D, Alloy Caliper Brake, Adjustable Kickstand: Included Weight Capacity: 440 Lbs Package Includes: 1 X Black Road Bike 21 Speed W/ Kickstand

Giordano Rapido Single Speed Road Bike (12780) The Rapido is all about keeping things simple and getting it done without breaking the bank. At the heart of the Rapido you’ll find a strong hand crafted aluminium frame with horizontal dropouts that can handle the abuse of the big city. City riders told us that they didn’t need derailleurs so we listened and outfitted the Rapido with a flip flop hub so you can run it as a fixed gear or in standard freewheel single speed mode without having to worry about adjustments to temperamental components. The 32 hole alloy wheels roll on loud Kenda 700 x 32 tires that are capable of withstanding less than perfect roads. Front and rear alloy side pull brakes round out this spectacular spec. Will fit riders 5’8”- 6’ Stand over clearance 31” Features- – Aluminium frame and fork- 54cm seat tube (center to center), 54cm top tube – Alloy Rims with Alloy Hub – Rear Flip Flop Hub – Alloy Side Pull Brakes – Black Kenda 700 x 32 Tires Full Spec Frame- Tig welded Aluminium Frame with horizontal drop out Fork- Tig Welded 1 inch Threaded Handle Bar- Steel Road 42.5cm wide Stem- Alloy Quill 1inch 90 deg x 100mm Crank- Steel 3 Piece 170mm 44 tooth steel chain ring Bottom Bracket- Loose Ball and cone, English Thread Pedals- Alloy Cage with Toe Cips Rims- Alloy Single Wall 32 hole with stainless steel spoke Hub Rear- Joytech Alloy 16 tooth freewheel and fix gear, bolt on Hub Front- Joytech Alloy High Flange, bolt on Tires- Kenda Black 700 x 32 Seat Collar- Alloy Seatpost- Steel 25.4 Kickstand- Steel Bar Tape- Cork Weight- 29.5lbs

Our bike is designed for maximum comfort, performance and style. For full enjoyment, it is important to match the rider to the right size bike. Therefore we offer a number of frame sizes to choose from. There is some overlap with frame sizes because seat posts and handle bar stems are fully adjustable. For example, if you are 5’9” tall, you could use the 54cm or 58cm frame. Size Chart: Frame // Height (Feet) // Height (Meter 50cm // 5’2″-5’6″ // 1.60m-1.75m 54cm // 5’6″-5’9″ // 1.75m-1.85m 58cm // 5’9″-6’1″ // 1.85m-1.95m

Kestrel’s Talon is arguably the industry’s first aero road bike, and is still as popular than ever. A versatile bike that sports an aerodynamic frame with road-friendly geometry, and lets the rider choose either a road- or triathlon-style position.