April 19, 2014 – 12:02 pm
The Major Jake is packed with value from the top down, ground up, front to back and side to side. We took the same redesigned full carbon CX Race monocoque disc-brake frame and fork we use on the Super Jake to get the ball rolling. We increased chainstay size to maintain stiffness during out-of-the-saddle efforts and decreased the size of the seatstays to preserve our famous ride quality. Add a Stan’s NoTubes Iron Cross tubeless wheelset, Shimano Ultegra drivetrain, TRP Spyre dual-pull mechanical brakes and you’ve got the deal of the season. With hidden fender eyelets and two bottle mounts for those winter-spring wet training rides, the Major Jake represents the pinnacle of value in the ’cross world.
Only available in a 56cm. Priced at $3,599 and Everybody Bikes will pay your sales tax!!!! That’s right, we’ll feed the government $315 so you don’t have to. Stop by for a test ride.
February 9, 2014 – 2:04 pm
Through snow, sun, long distances, dark hours and early mornings, we’ve been building the Honky Tonk to ride through it all. The result is a well-thought-out Reynolds 520 Butted Cromoly road frame that’s light and smooth, with components and features specific to cycling rain or shine, like long-reach calipers for excellent big-tire and fender clearance (you can run up to a 32c tire without fenders, 28c with fenders). New for 2014, we’ve increased the gear range to 11-30/50-34 to handle those challenging climbs. Price: $1099, most sizes available.
February 9, 2014 – 1:37 pm
The Fuji Touring has the versatility to be a fully loaded traveler within city limits and beyond. Throw some 23c tires on and you’ve got yourself a full on road machine. Bikes typically handle differently when weighted with gear and needs to be designed for these stressors, which manifest themselves most when braking on long descents. With custom-tapered cro-moly steel tubing, 36-hole rims, bar-end shifting, and a Deore triple crankset, the Fuji Touring is equipped to get things done. At $889, this bike is bursting with value. Stop by and take one for a cruise; most sizes are available.
October 27, 2013 – 11:47 am
2014 is rapidly approaching. This means 2013 bikes need to be gone. Lucky for you, discounting them makes it easier to sell. Check out the list below for specifics, or stop by the shop.
Fuji Absolute 1.4: $620–>$530
Fuji Absolute 2.1: $479–>$410
Kona Dew: $479–>$410
Kona Dew Plus: $649–>$555
Kona HonkyTonk: $999–>$850
Fuji Touring: $999–>$850
Kona Jake: $1149->$920
October 26, 2013 – 2:04 pm
The Soda Pop 24 is a single speed built on 24″ wheels. It has the same styling as its 700c wheel big brothers but is built for smaller, younger riders. This bike comes with a freewheel and front & rear hand brakes. It’s a fun little cruiser for $299. We’ve even got it a 20″ version in a baby blue for $260. Stop by the shop to check them out.
October 19, 2013 – 4:52 pm
Everybody Bikes has contributed some fun prizes for the “Nothing to Lose” bike competition. Hosted by Speakeasy Brewery on November 16th, 2013 from 1-6. If you got nothing to do and what to check out some interesting bikes, I highly suggest you attend. Cheap quality beer and bicycles! Further information can be found here.
September 1, 2013 – 1:10 am
There is this video you might enjoy if the words bicycle powered treehouse mean anything to you.
August 17, 2013 – 8:22 pm
Here at Everybody Bikes we love carrying stuff on bike racks. From book bags to pizza boxes to fully loaded panniers; if it fits we’ll haul it. These days racks come in all shapes, sizes and materials. Whether it’s a precision welded Nitto imported from Japan or a humble, yet practical Eco rack; they both rely on one crucial component, the bungie cord. Have you ever had a strap fail then get tangled within the wheel? It sucks!!!! The reason why this happens is because the hook is not securely fastened to the elastic. Jandd has truly addressed this issue resulting in a simple and effective design. Their flat braided elastic has been thoroughly stitched around an aluminum hook, which helps with load control.
Riding at 6am is my only option while working at a bike shop. Into Mill Valley then climb 2am to four corners. Drop down to Muir Woods and return home on highway one. Back in the shop by 11 to fix your bike.
Back in 2011 a family of four came into the shop to buy their first bike. Their experience is documented at length — a worthwhile read to the cargo bike curious.
To the kid wrangling parents out there: know that the Minute stood up to the “How will we feel about this after 6 months?” test. We all know kidproofing is tough stuff. So, thanks Kona. You did well.
If you’re curious, here are the full specs on the 2013 model Kona Minute.
Cheers.
