Nov 28, 2009 0
Diamondback Option BMX Bike (20-Inch Wheels)
20″ wheeled BMX bike, equipped with tubular cro-mo 3-piece cranks, 28/10T compact gearing, SST Oryg cable detangler, and cassette rear hub that defines freestyle. The only “option”.
Nov 26, 2009 0
Diamondback Grind 18 BMX Bike (18-Inch Wheels)
Bomb-proof steel frame, front and rear pegs, 18″ 32 spoke wheels, and SST Oryg cable detangler are just a few of the awesome features of this freestyler that comes ready to rock and roll for the pros of tomorrow.
Nov 25, 2009 0
Diamondback Outlook Mountain Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
26″ double-tunnel alloy rims, 50mm travel suspension fork, and Shimano components are everything you need to get started on the path or moving down the trail – the Outlook is your best bet to getting started with a high-quality and great-value moutnain bike.
Nov 25, 2009 0
Diamondback Wildwood Citi Men’s Comfort Bike
Why spend more than necessary when you can enjoy an extremely comfortable and reliable ride for a fraction of the price? Enter the Diamondback Wildwood Citi men’s comfort bike, which includes such premium features as Shimano components, aluminum rims, Promax linear pull brakes, and an affordable price tag. If simplicity and value matter to you, look no further than the Wildwood Citi. The Wildwood Citi offers Diamondback’s elegant LBC geometry. The bike is structured around a Hi-Ten Remington Steel frame with Laid Back Comfort (LBC) Geometry and a 45mm suspension fork. The frame and fork combine to create a comfortable, maneuverable ride that’s ideal for both beach towns and short neighborhood commutes. The SunRace seven-speed twist shifters and Shimano Mega Range freewheel, meanwhile, create a smooth shifting and coasting experience. And riders will love the dual-density comfort saddle, which is far more accommodating than traditional road bike saddles. About Diamondback’s LBC Geometry During the development of LBC Geometry, Diamondback engineers were faced with the challenge of making the comfort bike more comfortable and easier to use without compromising its handling and maneuverability. They started by tilt Read the rest of this entry »
Nov 25, 2009 0
Diamondback Wildwood Men’s Comfort Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
Cruise around town in relaxed style with the Diamondback Wildwood men’s comfort bike. The Wildwood offers many of the same comforts and features as the Wildwood Deluxe, but with a more comfortable price tag. The Wildwood is equipped with a heat-treated aluminum frame with Laid Back Comfort (LBC) geometry, a 50mm comfort suspension fork, seven-speed twist shifters, and a DB comfort saddle with super-soft foam. It also offers a few upgrades from the Diamondback Wildwood Citi bike, including compact gearing, puncture-resistant tires, and Biologic dual-density comfort grips. Add the features together and you have a terrific bike for rides to the grocery store or casual commutes. About Diamondback’s LBC Geometry During the development of LBC Geometry, Diamondback engineers were faced with the challenge of making the comfort bike more comfortable and easier to use without compromising its handling and maneuverability. They started by tilting the seat tube back. Way back. This allows the rider to be seated further behind the bottom bracket and in a lower position, which not only makes for a more stable and comfortable ride, but also allows for full leg extension to the pedals. At the same time, the design still keeps th Read the rest of this entry »
Nov 24, 2009 0
Diamondback Grind 20 BMX Bike (20-Inch Wheels)
48 spoke wheels and a bomber steel frame make this one tough trick bike, ready for action and performance. This bike features front and rear brakes, an SST Oryg cable detangler for awesome bar spins, and foot pegs to accomplish the coolest feats on the pavement or dirt.
Jul 24, 2009 0
Diamondback Response Sport Mountain Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
It may seem shocking to some, but there are still several situations where you’re better off on a hardtail than a full-suspension mountain bike, such as when riding to class, dirt jumping, riding on smoother trails, or just cruising around the neighborhood. Enter the Diamondback Response Sport mountain bike, which combines the perfect blend of hardtail performance with rugged utility. The Response Sport–which shares the same frame and several of the components of the pricier Response Comp–is equipped with an aluminum all-mountain hardtail frame with a strongbox top tube, a Spinner Edge 120mm suspension fork, eight-speed trigger shifters, Kenda Klaw XT 2.0 tires, and a WTB Pure V sport saddle. The Response Sport also offers several upgrades from the base-model Response, including an SRAM ISO-Flow crank set with replaceable chain rings, Hayes mechanical disc brakes, and Weinmann double-wall rims. Specifications:Sizes: Extra-small (14 inches), small (16 inches), medium (18 inches), large (20 inches), and extra-large (22 inches) Frame: DB 6061-T6 aluminum with hooded strongbox top tube, formed down tube, DB snake stays, replaceable hanger, water bottle mounts Fork: Spinner Edge AL-1, 120mm travel, 30mm stanchions Cranks: Tru-Vativ ISO-Flow 3.0 with replaceable rings, 22/32/42t The Response Sport comes in two colors: gloss white and gloss dirty blue.Bottom bracket: Sealed cartridge Front derailleur: Microshift M20 Rear derailleur: SRAM X-4 Shifter: SRAM X-4 8-spe (more…)
Jul 23, 2009 0
Diamondback Podium 1 Road Bike (700c Wheels)
Can¿t wait to get on the road again? We¿ve got just the ride for you in our new Podium 1 road bike. The Podium 1 is the perfect bike for benefit rides, fitness, recreation or commuting and provides you with the perfect blend of quality, performance and value.
Jul 22, 2009 0
Diamondback Serene Women’s Comfort Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
Cruise around town in relaxed style with the Diamondback Serene women’s comfort bike. The Serene offers many of the same comforts and features as the Serene Deluxe, but with a more comfortable price tag. The Serene is equipped with a heat-treated aluminum frame with Laid Back Comfort (LBC) geometry, a 50mm suspension fork, seven-speed twist shifters, and a DB comfort saddle with super-soft foam. It also offers a few upgrades from the Diamondback Serene Citi bike, including compact gearing, puncture-resistant tires, and Biologic dual-density comfort grips. Add the features together and you have a terrific bike for rides to the grocery store or casual commutes. About Diamondback’s LBC Geometry During the development of LBC Geometry, Diamondback engineers were faced with the challenge of making the comfort bike more comfortable and easier to use without compromising its handling and maneuverability. They started by tilting the seat tube back. Way back. This allows the rider to be seated further behind the bottom bracket and in a lower position, which not only makes for a more stable and comfortable ride, but also allows for full leg extension to the pedals. At the same time, the design still keeps the rider seated low enough on the bike that he or she can quickly and easily plant both feet firmly on the ground. The result is happier knees and much easier mounting and dismounting. Once the rider’s ideal position was determined, the engineers recognized two places (more…)
Jul 20, 2009 0
Diamondback Serene Deluxe Women’s Comfort Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
You only live once, so get the most out of your time on the bike with the Diamondback Serene Deluxe women’s comfort bike. The top-of-the-line Serene Deluxe is loaded with all of the comforts of the original Serene, but adds such features as custom-formed frame tubes, a 63mm travel suspension fork, Shimano compact cranks, and a super-supple Avenir comfort seat with a dual-density base and memory foam. Add in the Serene’s original specs–which include a heat-treated aluminum frame with Laid Back Comfort (LBC) geometry and puncture-resistant tires–and you have a terrific bike for cruising around your beach town or casual commutes. About Diamondback’s LBC Geometry During the development of LBC Geometry, Diamondback engineers were faced with the challenge of making the comfort bike more comfortable and easier to use without compromising its handling and maneuverability. They started by tilting the seat tube back. Way back. This allows the rider to be seated further behind the bottom bracket and in a lower position, which not only makes for a more stable and comfortable ride, but also allows for full leg extension to the pedals while keeping the rider seated low enough on the bike that both feet can quickly and easily be planted firmly on the ground. The result is happier knees and much easier mounting and dismounting. Once the ideal rider position was determined, the engineers recognized two places they could improve the handling of the bike by not changing anythi (more…)