Bikes

Classic hardtail efficiency and precision that's easy on the bank account. Premium performance doesn't always require a premium price tag. With the Overdrive 29 1, we've taken our lightweight, hand-built aluminum frame and decked it out with a wallet-friendly combination of components that will have you tackling the toughest terrain with total confidence. 29ers are famous for smoothing out rocky bits of trail and for maintaining momentum on those long rides when you're pushing your limits. This bike has all that going for it, and it sports a wide range of gears that click off shifts with the kind of accuracy Shimano is famous for. Tektro mechanical disc brakes make reigning in the speed easy, and the Suntour XCT fork offers up years of silky-smooth coil-sprung suspension. Looking to get the most bang for your buck? Look no further.

Tackle any obstacle the city can throw at you on the Division 1—a sleek city bike inspired by mountain bike design. Get rad in the city with the Division 1! Ready to commute, meet friends for a beer, or ride home from a show, the Division 1 is up for the challenges of street riding. There is no such thing as a predictable surface when it comes to riding in the city. You encounter countless obstacles from potholes and manhole covers to train tracks, curbs, grates, and everything in between. The Division 1 is the bike that can handle it all. Like a mountain bike made for the city, this is the ultimate multi-use machine. Plus, it's fast and clean. Designed with a lightweight aluminum frame and fork, the Division 1 is light enough to lift up steep stairs to an apartment but durable enough for hardcore city use. Featuring a single cog up front, 8 gears, and mechanical disc brakes, this bike is smooth-shifting and low-maintenance with serious braking power for wet and dirty conditions. Big all-terrain tires roll over almost anything in their path. Take your mountain bike skills to the street with this do-it-all ride.

Get your start on the new Hatch 1 hardtail trail bike. At home on dirt, gravel, and pavement, the Hatch 1 keeps the adventure going when it's time to explore the path less travelled. A 100mm travel fork and grippy 2.25-inch wide knobby tires help you easily roll over bumps and potholes with confidence. With 21 gear combinations at your fingertips, you'll always find a comfortable pedaling pace, and Tektro V-brakes will keep your speed under control. Introduce yourself to the adventure a hardtail can bring without breaking the bank. Wheel Size X-Small – Small: 27.5-inch Medium – X-Large: 29-inch

The Line is a do-it-all hardtail that’ll have you pushing and redefining your limits. There was a time when every mountain bike was an all-around hardtail. The Line follows in that great tradition — but that doesn’t mean it’s some kind of crusty throwback. We’ve equipped the Line with a cutting-edge frame that’s lightweight yet bomber. Stable under pressure, yet playful when you’re looking to boost a little air or hit that next corner a bit faster than is, strictly speaking, wise. The Line’s modern frame is dressed out in parts that are just as impressive. A Shimano 1x9 drivetrain lets you blaze through the gears with pinpoint precision every single time. Because we know hard-charging riders gravitate to these progressive trail bikes, we’ve also added a bit more security in the form of a chain guide with roller, a capable SR Suntour XCR 120mm travel fork (with a lock-out for those big climbing days) and powerful Shimano hydraulic disc brakes. Climbs, descents, berms, a bit of jumping: the Line upholds the do-it-all hardtail tradition … without being traditional at all. - Reliable 6061-T6 aluminum hardtail frame with progressive, low-slung geometry for trail riding performance - Custom-formed and butted tubing adds strength without adding weight - Smooth front suspension courtesy of an SR Suntour XCR 120mm travel fork - Shimano 1x9 single-ring drivetrain with chain guide delivers simple, hassle-free performance - 27.5-inch DP24 Doublewall wheels can take a pounding - Frame is compatible with internally routed dropper posts