• Made to carry a load. The 100% chromoly frame has rack and fender mounts along with disc mounts, so you can pack it for a long haul.
• Wide range Apex 1 drivetrain. An 11-speed SRAM Apex 1 setup with an 11-42T cassette and 42t narrow-wide chainwheel gives you gears for anything.
• Avid BB7 Road disc brakes. Mechanical road discs front and rear, pulled by SRAM Apex 1 levers that also handle the shifting.
• 700c tubeless compatible wheels. 32-hole double wall aluminium rims on sealed bearing hubs, wrapped in Maxxis Rambler 700 x 40c tyres for rough roads.
• Four sizes, fitted to you. Small through to X-Large, with bar width, stem length and crank length changing across the range to suit your height.

• Size: Small 5'2" to 5'7" (157 to 170 cm), Medium 5'7" to 5'10" (170 to 178 cm), Large 5'9" to 6'1" (175 to 185 cm), X-Large 6'1" and over (185 cm and over)
• Frame: 100% chromoly, disc, with rack and fender mounts
• Fork: 100% chromoly, one-piece machined steerer tube
• Headset: FSA sealed integrated, 45°/45°
• Stem: 6061-T6 forged aluminium, 70mm M, 80mm L and XL
• Bars: FSA NS Adventure, 420mm M and L, 440mm XL
• Grips: Fairdale cork handlebar tape
• Brakes: Avid BB7 Road
• Brake lever: SRAM Apex 1
• Cranks: SRAM Apex 1, 172.5mm M and L, 175mm XL
• Bottom bracket: Neco BB-501
• Chainring: 42t narrow-wide
• Chain: KMC X11
• Pedals: Odyssey Twisted PC
• Front hub: Sealed bearings, 32h, alloy shell, disc brake mount, with allen skewer axle
• Rear hub: Sealed bearings, 32h, alloy shell, disc brake mount, with allen skewer axle
• Rear cog: SRAM PG-1130 cassette, 11-42T, 11-speed
• Rims: 700c, 32-hole, aluminium, double wall, tubeless compatible
• Tyres: Maxxis Rambler 700 x 40c (M, L and XL)
• Seat: Fairdale Race seat
• Seat post: Micro adjust, 27.2mm
• Seat clamp: Fairdale, 30mm
• Gearing: SRAM Apex 1 11-speed: Apex 1 rear shift lever, Apex 1 long cage rear derailleur, Fairdale shift cable with Jagwire inline adjuster
• Note: A 27.5" version of the Weekender Nomad is also available.

Your bike ships mostly assembled in the box. Finishing it takes most people 10 to 20 minutes with basic tools, and the video above walks through every step.

• Fit the handlebars and line them up with the front wheel
• Fit the front wheel, pedals and seat post
• Check the brakes and tyre pressure before the first ride

Tools: Allen key set and a 15mm, 17mm or 19mm spanner for the pedals and axle nuts (bikes can vary between these three sizes). A socket is needed if installing pegs.

Rather have it done? Ask us about extra assembly before you order, or any local bike shop can finish the build for a small fee.