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Under 'availability', you'll see 'Buy now', 'Sold out', or 'Building from...'

'Buy now' means the build and size is available - you can buy it now! Hooray!

'Sold out' means we're out of stock and don't currently have an ETA - we'll update the chart as soon as we do.

'Building from...' means your bike frame/components will be arriving in Neil’s workshop on the date given in the availability table. Neil will be able to schedule in your bike to be built from (but not necessarily on) that date.

If this hasn't cleared things up for you, drop Bike Hero Tom message by filling in our contact form on the support hero page.

T = Tubeless

Buying wheels for your bike can be pretty baffling. Here are the bikes that you can stick your wheelset onto.

We're afraid not! However we do offer a few wheelsets with standard hubs for you to take a look at.

For Mountain Bikes, the Rumpus 650b+ is available in both boost and standard 100/142 sizing.

In brief, no. Although it is physically possible to put tyres on your bike that are wider or narrower than the recommended range, it is unsafe to do so as the tyres would not fit the wheelset properly. Our recommended tyre width ranges are the maximum and minimum tyre sizes that are safe to use on the wheelset.

The Juice dynamo hub upgrade is only available with the Love Mud Orbit and Love Mud Volution wheelsets.

That is a very worthy question. We have a few singlespeeders here so we are not surprised to hear you ask. Frontier does not have horizontal dropouts or an eccentric botom bracket (don't they always creak anyway?) So to run Frontier as a singlespeed you will need to use a chain tensioner.

The Broken Road is designed for a 2.8 in rear B+ tyre. This has a diameter of 729 mm at maximum size for manufacturing tolerance. This clears the seat tube by the ISO required 6 mm, at min tolerance. So can you use 29'er wheels? Yes... Broken Road has longer chainstays that will take a 29 in wheel.

The Transmitter is designed for a 2.8 in rear B+ tyre. This has a diameter of 729 mm at maximum size for manufacturing tolerance. This clears the seat tube by the ISO required 6 mm, at min tolerance. A 2.25 in 29'er tyre has a diameter of 747mm. So it isn't going to fit. Of course a skinny 1.9 in 29er tyre will fit, but so what? It’d not really ride the way the frame is meant to be ridden.

Camino Ti will take 700 x 45 mm. On 650b some 2.0" MTB tyres will fit.

Camino Alloy will take 700 x 40mm or 650b x 47mm