Charge Bikes

Charge is a UK based bicycle company specialising in simple yet functional hardtail bicycles and frames with a distinct and contemporary styling. Charge frames are designed using carefully selected tubesets that are fit for their purpose, without the need for big reinforcing gussets or oversized tubes.

Charge Cooker Hi 29er - in store now! RRP $1598

Stylish, clean, functional and fun! The Charge Cooker Hi 2012 29er Mountain Bike features Tange Infinity chromo tubing, Rockshox XC28 forks and SRAM X5 gearing. 

Bianchi Bikes

Technology with soul.

Cube Bikes

 2012 Cube Bikes IN STORE NOW!! The 2012 range and specifications can be seen at www.cube.eu.  

CUBE is a German bicycle manufacturer, producing many types of bikes.The company was founded 1993 from the former student Marcus Pürner, beginning with an area of 50 m² in his father's furniture factory. The company has expanded and Cube Bikes are now exported to 32 countries worldwide. 

Stevens Bikes

Van Nicholas Titanium Bikes - Welcome to the world of Titanium

Titanium handbuild craftmanship is now available to you in Australia.

Nothing looks like Titanium

Titanium’s unique properties make it an excellent material for bicycle frame construction. Its high strength, low density, low modulus, excellent fatigue and corrosion resistance deliver a skeleton that is not only extremely strong and durable, but also incredibly lightweight.

Titanium does not break down, rust or corrode under any atmospheric conditions. Titanium is so resistant to corrosion it does not even need to be treated or painted. Some manufacturers do so. (Admittedly adding only a few grams. But, like dieters, top cyclists really do count every one.) Why do this, we ask? We simply brighten its natural colour by lightly brushing it. We love the finish this creates. Take a long look at it. Now you know how magnificent a material Titanium is to make bicycle frames with, doesn’t it seem to shine just that little bit more?

Nothing rides like Titanium

Similar to steel, Titanium has an in-built flexibility, only it is more pronounced. Therefore it is ever so slightly ‘springy’, which means it can absorb road vibration before it reaches the rider. (A Titanium seat post more or less eliminates it.)

Consequently, you feel like you are gliding across tarmac, even when riding hard. A recent review compared the sensation of riding the Van Nicholas Astraeus to the floating feeling you get from driving a Rolls Royce.

We hasten to add that the same writer heaped as much praise on the bike’s handling, after throwing it into corners with the sort of gusto that would have his licence revoked were he to attempt the same manoeuvres in a car.

Nothing lasts like Titanium

Unlike aluminium or carbon framesets, Titanium won’t ‘snap’ in an accident. This is because, like steel, it ‘gives’ a little. (In fact, Titanium is even more forgiving than steel, which is why its ride quality is so renowned.) Also, like steel, it is incredibly strong. But it is lighter. And it does not rust. Ever. This is one of the reasons why every Van Nicholas frame is guaranteed for the lifetime of its owner.

Van Nicholas Tuareg

To check out a review from Mountain Bike Australia on the Tuareg click here!

The Tuareg geometry has been created to enhance single-track handling, as well as provide a degree of comfort not usually found in MTB frames.
Comparatively short chain stays give great climbing and traction, whilst the tubing profiles are designed to soak up the trail buzz that makes rival hard tails tiring. The Tuareg is a high-spec performance bike for the fast-paced, cross-country rider - this bike is built to hammer trails.

Van Nicholas Tuareg       RRP

Frame                                   2 600

Tailormade Frame             3 400

SRAM X9                              5 200

Shimano XT                        5 600

Shimano XTR                      7 300

Ibis Cycles

Ibis Mojo

The goal with the latest edition of the Ibis Mojo was to use the best in technologically advanced design, engineering, materials and construction to bring you (and us!) an elegant and efficient ride suitable for a wide variety of terrain and conditions. Follow the links for more information about the Mojo Carbon, its technology and our objectives in building it.Ibis Mojo SL

The new carbon fibre Mojo HD is tough as nails and impressively adaptable – yet surprisingly quick and more agile than you'd think a 160mm-travel bike should be.

It's an enticing option for hard-hitting riders seeking a high-end, one-bike solution. The Mojo HD you get an awful lot of performance for your money, and it's still less expensive than buying separate cross-country and bigger-hit machines.

Ride and handling - surprisingly light do-anything bike with spot-on handling

Ibis Mojo HD

The Mojo HD is the longer travel bigger brother to the Mojo and Mojo SL. The “HD” as its called, has 160mm of rear wheel travel, up 20mm from the other Mojos.

The Mojo Carbon, which Ibis introduced in 2005, pioneered efficient, lightweight long travel suspension, blurring the lines between those previously separate categories.

The Mojo HD takes this concept a step further, giving riders another level of skill and confidence in nearly every situation.

Ibis Tranny 

First and foremost, the The Ibis Tranny is a strong and lightweight monocoque carbon fiber hardtail. And a lightweight, laterally stiff, vertically compliant one at that. The Tranny goes far beyond being just a hardtail, resulting in some unique features. The features are a result of the removable, adjustable-length, chainstay. This means you can transform it from a single speed to a geared bike to a travel bike in a matter of minutes.