Damn Fine Bikes

The quintessential steel gravel bike. This swiss-army-knife of the bike world is good for a bit of everything. Road Rides, Bikepacking, Touring, Commuting and of course Gravel. As Will would say "its a bike". It can be built with flat bars or drop bars.

Take a Space Horse, raise the BB and chop a bit of length out of the wheelbase for maneuverability, add it back in again with adjustable dropouts, or run it single speed. You can have a dropper post too if you want. Extremely versatile and terrific fun to ride.

The Gorilla Monsoon is a mad machine. It blurs the line between a mountain bike and a gravel bike, and lets face it, the gravel bike already blurs the line between a road bike and an MTB. You can build this up with flat bars or drops, takes a dropper post and 27.5 x 2.4" tyres as standard. Keep an eye out for a bonkers build by us coming soon!

Technically the ZigZag is a road bike, but with 35mm tyre clearance you could easily take this on light gravel rides. Sure, for the cost of a ZigZag you could buy a carbon aero bike with internal cable routing, a press fit bottom bracket, proprietry seatpost and all the nonsense the big brands try to convince you you need, and one that will be out of date in a couple of seasons. Alternatively you could buy a ZigZag and be the coolest rider at any chain gang for the next 20+ years

The Cosmic Stallion is an upmarket version of the already very upmarket Space Horse. The same A.C.E. tubing shared with the ZigZag and Nature Cross and a neat Whisky No9 full carbon fork shave off nearly a kilo, whilst improving stiffness AND durability. It will also take internal cable routing for electronic gears if you're so inclined. A little less gravel tourer and a little bit more gravel racer

Why have two kidneys when you could have one kidney and a Titanium Cosmic Stallion? Please note we do not endorse selling two kidneys and buying two Titanium Cosmic Stallions