PREMIUM KIMERA AL TIAGRA
The Kimera Road Al is the entry level model for sporty touring riders and racing bike novices. Based around a smooth-welded aluminium frame with carbon/aluminium fork. With colour-coordinated wheelset and saddle.
Niseko is fast becoming a very popular destination for mountain biking, with new mtb trails opening up every year. We have the perfect bikes to cater for those who wish to ride either the cross-country trails, flow trails or for anyone hitting the Mtb Park. All our premium mountain bikes come with full suspension.
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Niseko is fast becoming a very popular destination for mountain biking, with new mtb trails opening up every year. We have the perfect bikes to cater for those who wish to ride either the cross-country trails, flow trails or for anyone hitting the Mtb Park. All our premium mountain bikes come with full suspension.
