We have been getting a lot of questions about which sizes we have in stock so I did a little inventory to let you know. I’ll try to keep this updated with the current inventory. If you want to order one just call the shop or shoot us an email. You can pay over the phone or we can send you a paypal invoice. Shipping is $50 in the lower 48 US states. Please inquire for a shipping quote to other areas. We have another batch in the works so if we are sold out of your size you can still pre-order it now to assure it is held for you!
Silver Sprint (raw with clear coat)
XXS (Seat tube 49cm center to top) SOLD OUT
XS (Seat tube 51cm center to top) SOLD OUT
S (Seat tube 54cm center to top) 1 Available
M (Seat tube 57cm center to top) SOLD OUT
L (Seat tube 59cm center to top) SOLD OUT
XL (Seat tube 61cm center to top) 1 Available
Matte Black
XXS (Seat tube 49cm center to top) 1 Available
XS (Seat tube 51cm center to top) 2 Available
S (Seat tube 54cm center to top) 1 Available
M (Seat tube 57cm center to top) 1 Available
L (Seat tube 59cm center to top) SOLD OUT
XL (Seat tube 61cm center to top) 2 Available
We also have a variety of forks available (steel flat crown forks and carbon forks)
Sprint Pricing is
($599 Frame Only)
($699 Frame and Steel flat crown fork)
($725 Frame and Carbon fork)
Everyone loathes having to wear a helmet, especially us ladies. Bern has been a god sent to most of us that want a non “team extreme” style helmet. But the Lazer Amour helmet is a great option for those that want a good in between. The Amour helmet has the look of a Bern Helmet, but the light weight of a traditional road helmet. They also come with a dust bag which can come in handy when your driving to the mountain or flying on a plane. We have them in stock in both matte black, black, and matte white. They come in small, medium, and large to accommodate all your head sizes.
We have a few select models of bikes that we’ve decided to let go for less than their MSRP.
We have: Schwinn Willy, PK Ripper, Bianchi Cortina, Manhattan Green and the Bianchi Iseo all for 30 % OFF in a variety of sizes. Big to little, multiple speeds to single speeds, we have ‘em and they’re discounted.
Check ‘em out. While supplies last. They’ve been selling pretty well so swing by sooner rather than later!
Leo came in about a year ago with a bike that was far, far too big for him. He was looking to ride it all the way to Toronto, and to be honest we were a little concerned for him. But Leo wouldn’t budge from his choice of steel steed.
“The bike is my dad’s 1986 Univega, it had been in our shed before I was even born,” said Leo.
A few months later, he stopped by again, and told us that he had done it, on the vintage Univega.
(His bike, in all of its touring glory, at Niagra falls. Photo provided by Leo Lydon)
“I took the summer off from my last two semesters of school, I wanted to get out of here and do something ridiculous and I was scared if I didn’t do something, I was going to be totally unmotivated to finish my degree,” said New England Institute of Art graduate. ” I’m a musician and I wanted to write a record based on the experience; I did it for myself, and I did it for other people as a reminder to be passionate about their lives.”
Leo signed his bike with the names of everyone who donated money to his adventure.
The trip took eight days, and unfortunately a fall cancelled the return trip.
(Leo in the hospital. Photo Provided by: Leo Lydon)
“Honestly, I wasn’t looking forward to biking back, I fell a few miles away from the United States border in Canada, they wouldn’t admit me to a Canadian hospital because I was an American Citizen, and I ended up getting taken back to the United States to get treated for my injuries.” “The two EMTs stayed with me were very nice, one was a marathon cyclist, and the other one was a musician (like me), I thought it was pretty interesting how out of all the EMT’s I ended up with two so relevant to my interests.
So what is he up to now that he’s back?
“I’m hoping to get my music out there and start playing shows to get a bit of a fan base around the boston area, because ideally I’d like to somehow miraculously get signed to a label so i can bike from city to city to play shows. i think that would be outrageous and i feel like people would be more inclined to come see me. AND, i can start writing my 2nd album!”
Check out the album Leo created about his trip here.
We’ve been making a lot of posts about custom builds lately. It really, really has been the season.
A testament: we took out the trailer to do a post office run. Thanks so much for your support guys!
