The Lookfar makes cruising and commuting easy. One simple trigger shifter changes the gears up-or-down through all 8-speeds. The bike’s 42mm wide Continental tires feel fast on smooth ground while still confidently handling rough terrain. - Steel frame with 135mm rear spacing for 700c wheels - Rack, fender, and two sets of water bottle mounts - Rim brakes - English 68mm bottom bracket - 27.2mm seatpost - Approximate max tire width: 42mm

The Ridgemont is a bit of an oddball bike that we think is both practical and enjoyable. When the bike path ends, the Ridgemont keeps going with 2.0" wide 27.5" tires and stable MX bars. The laidback and rugged steel frame makes the bike both comfortable and strong. The hills are tamed by 8 easy-to-use gears that you pick with just one click of your thumb. Not a "normal" around town bike, nor a hardcore mountain bike, the Ridgemont is a bike that is simply fun to ride where ever you end up.

The Lookfar will happily get you where you need to go. And, it'll make you want to ride even when you don't have to go anywhere. That's the thing about a good bike; mundane commutes are fun, and riding for pure joy of riding a bike is a new pastime. The Lookfar has 8 easy-to-use gears operated by one thumb shifter. Wide reliable tires are fast on the road and big enough to handle rough terrain. The Lookfar's durable steel frame shares geometry with our Weekender model, known for its all-day comfort. - Durable steel frame with rack and fender mounts - Gloss Toothpaste is available in X-Small–Medium - Matte Black is available in Small–Large - SRAM 1x8 drivetrain

The Express is a simple, fun, single-speed bike with mountain riser bars for a comfortable riding position for commuting. - Single Speed steel frame with 130mm rear spacing for 700c wheels - Rack, fender, and two sets of water bottle mounts - Rim brakes - English 68mm bottom bracket - 27.2mm seatpost - Approximate max tire width: 42mm

The Fairdale Adjust-A-Rack is a new take on the rear cargo rack. The rack is designed to be extremely easy to install. Fold the legs out, bolt them on to the bike and use the sliding adjustment to level the top of the rack. Unlike many other racks the Adjust-A-Rack requires no cutting or tedious resizing to make it fit.