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Complete Bikes · Edinburgh
Road, gravel, and triathlon bikes from six brands we trust. We help you choose the right one, size it from your fit, and set it up to your position before you ride home.
Each one makes bikes we're happy to fit riders to. Here's who they are and what they're known for.
Italy
Ernesto Colnago founded the company in 1954, and it has built race bikes ever since. Today that means carbon road bikes like the V5Rs and C68, and the Y1Rs time trial bike, alongside steel bikes that carry on the old craft.
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Switzerland
BMC build race bikes in Grenchen, Switzerland. Cadel Evans won the 2011 Tour de France on a BMC Teammachine, and the range now covers road, gravel, and mountain bikes, including the Kaius gravel race bike.
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United States
Cannondale started in Connecticut in 1971 and built the first mass-produced aluminium road bike in 1983. The range now covers road, gravel, and mountain bikes, including the SuperSix EVO race bike.
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Belgium
Founded in Flanders in 1997, Ridley still design, paint, and assemble their bikes at their factory in Beringen. Their road and gravel bikes are tested on Belgian cobbles and climbs, from the Noah aero bike to the Kanzo and ASTR gravel ranges.
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Canada
Former Olympic racer Gervais Rioux started Argon 18 in Montreal in 1989. They are best known for triathlon and time trial bikes like the E117, and they make road and gravel bikes too.
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United Kingdom
Moda have designed and hand-assembled their bikes in the UK since 2008, and the brand is now run by former pro Dave Williams. Carbon road bikes, with your choice of parts and colours when you order.
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Looking for a bike that isn't listed?
We can usually get any bike from these brands, even if it isn't on our website. Tell us which one, and we'll check sizes and availability for you.
Every complete bike comes with a standard set of parts. If your fit calls for something different, we can change the parts you touch, at extra cost for the parts and labour.
Cranks
The right length for your legs.
Stem
Sets how far you reach to the bars.
Handlebars
A width and shape that suit your shoulders.
Saddle
One that suits how you sit.
Want a say in every part?
A Custom Build starts from a frame in your size, and you choose everything that hangs off it. Bespoke goes further, with a frame drawn to your measurements.
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The bikes are below. Not sure which one, or which size? Start with Frame Finder, or send us a message.
Finance and Cyclescheme are both available. Get in contact if you're interested.