If you are unsure of the right frame size you need, contact us in order to provide the following 2 parameters: your height and the vertical distance between the ground and your crotch, with your shoes on. These 2 pieces of information are sufficient in the vast majority of cases to determine the right bike for your body type.

If you would like a more precise fit on your bike, please contact one of our retailers. They will be happy to help you with a personalized “fit”.

In any case, if you are not satisfied with the size of your bike purchased online, you can return it to us within 10 days of your purchase for an exchange or refund. Learn more about our guarantees here.

The bike is currently only available with one group of components. We tried to find the right balance between performance, price and durability.

We frequently make modifications of all kinds on our bikes to meet the needs of our customers. Contact us so we can learn what interests you, and we will be happy to turn your wishes into reality.

Mechanical disc brakes are a go-to option for touring / bikepacking / adventure biking. Certainly, the hydraulic brakes offer a little more power and modulation to the lever. However, mechanical brakes are light, excessively reliable, and amply powerful. Above all, much easier to maintain and repair if something goes wrong.

We do not consider that one of these 2 materials is superior to the other. Both steel and carbon fiber offer unique properties, meeting the specific needs of different types of cyclists.

Durability:
We have developed carbon laminates to exceed impact resistance standards to make our adventure / touring bikes durable and reliable. But mishaps can happen…

In the event of a major failure, steel is definitely more easily repairable than carbon. A minor break on a carbon fiber bike can be repaired, but the workshops offering these services are rather rare and the associated costs are considerable.

Comfort / Performance:
The steel tubes we use in our frames are nothing like what you find on entry-level bikes. We use highly worked and thinned tubes in the least stressed areas in order to optimize the weight. However, a steel frame is a little heavier than a carbon frame.

A steel frame is more comfortable for the cyclist, since it is a little less rigid and absorbs vibrations better.

In contrast, our carbon frames are lighter and stiffer than their steel equivalent, which makes them more efficient / faster (i.e. maximizes the power transmission deployed by the cyclist).

Look:
Finally, there is the very subjective aspect of aesthetics. Many people like the timeless look of a steel frame, while others prefer the more modern look of a composite frame.

It is up to you to make your choice!

The outside of the frame is obviously protected against rust thanks to the paint. The interior of the frame, however, has no rust protection.

If you store your bicycle in a dry environment and do regular cleaning and maintenance of your bicycle, there is no special measure to take.

But if you ride in extreme conditions and your bike remains wet / dirty for long periods, we strongly suggest that you treat the inside of the frame with a product such as Problem Solver Frame Saver or JP Weigle Frame Saver.

Our bikes are all delivered packed in a transport box and 90% pre-assembled. Once you receive the box, all you have to do is unpack the bike, install the front wheel, the handlebars and your pedals before you can ride. After the first ride (break-in period), it is good to check the adjustments on the bike. To learn more about the order and delivery process, read this.