Canfield Brothers debut complete bike builds
For the first time in company history, Canfield Brothers is offering complete bikes.
Good news this week for fans of boutique bike maker Canfield Brothers — especially if you’re not the type who prefers to buy a bare frame and then build it up yourself.
Starting this month, the Brothers will be offering all its frames (Jedi, Balance, Riot and EPO) as complete bikes via its on-line store in a consumer-direct sales model.
The Riot is Canfield Brothers playful 140mm 29er trail bike.
The Balance and Riot, Canfield Brothers’ 27.5 and 29-inch all-mountain bikes with patented CBF suspension, will ship with a Shimano XT groupset, Race Face cockpit and dropper, Maxxis tires, Cane Creek DB Air CS rear shock and RockShox Lyrik (Balance) or Pike (Riot). Price is $4499.
Read the Mtbr review of the Canfield Brothers Riot — hint, we loved it.
The Jedi DH bike build comes with a Shimano Zee groupset.
The Jedi, Canfield Brothers’ flagship downhill race bike, will ship with a Shimano Zee groupset, Race Face cockpit, Maxxis tires, Cane Creek DB Coil rear shock and RockShox Boxxer World Cup fork. Price is $4999.
This carbon hardtail falls on the slack and fun side of the equation.
The EPO, Canfield Brothers’ carbon all-mountain hardtail 29er, will ship with a Shimano XT groupset, Race Face cockpit, Maxxis tires and RockShox Pike fork. Price is $3699.
Learn more about Canfield Brothers patented Balance Formula suspension design.
Wheels, cranksets and pedals for all factory builds will be Canfield Brothers own C2 Components. All Canfield Brothers bikes are also still available as frame and shock only or with a variety of frame, fork and component packages.
Complete bike builds will come spec’d with parts from Shimano, RaceFace, Maxxis, and others.
“We’re excited to make the performance of our frames accessible to more riders,” said Vin Quenneville, director of sales. “While many riders enjoy the complete customization of a frame-up project, there are a lot of people looking for a solid build out of the box. Our goal was to put together bikes that we would ride, bikes without any ‘take-off’ parts, at a realistic price.”
Scroll through the gallery below to see complete spec sheets. For additional information visit canfieldbrothers.com.
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