How It Works

Start with the bike you already own, choose the parts you need, and check fit before ordering. You can buy a single part or build a kit.

1. Get to know your bike

Check your bike’s model, approximate year and current components. Older bikes are often modified, so the parts fitted today matter more than the original catalogue specification.

2. Choose how you ride

Explore Commuting for everyday city riding or Utility for carrying and useful daily miles. These pages offer inspiration; you choose which parts to buy.

3. Check your cockpit standard

The configurator starts with quill / threaded or threadless. Confirm your steerer and handlebar clamp diameters before choosing a stem and bar. This choice changes the suggested cockpit; it does not verify every measurement on your bike.

4. Select only what you need

No kits are pre-selected. Choose individual parts or a kit, open Details for specifications, and select any required product options before adding to your cart. Check rack mounting points, seatpost diameter, brake type and cable pull wherever relevant.

5. Ask for free Fit Help

If you are unsure, send us clear photos and measurements before ordering. Include your bike model, current stem and headset, and the parts you are considering. You can also add relevant fit information in the cart’s order instructions. If you share bike information, we’ll do our best to spot obvious fit concerns and contact you if we have a question. Orders without bike information follow our usual shipping process. Fit Help is advice based on the information you provide, not a fit guarantee; please confirm the required measurements before buying.

Read our Shipping Policy and Returns & Refunds policy before ordering.