For your first single speed bike, we recommend planning a budget of around NT$20,000–40,000.

The final price depends on the frameset brand, material, component level, and build method. If you are not familiar with component specifications yet, you can start with a frameset you like and add the NT$15,000 complete bike kit to complete an entry-friendly bike with room for future upgrades.

We currently do not keep factory-built complete bikes or fixed-spec assembled bikes in stock for direct purchase.

If you have a specific complete bike model in mind, contact us and we can help check whether it can be ordered.

If you want a complete bike, our main option is to choose a frameset you like and add the NT$15,000 complete bike kit. We’ll build the bike based on the selected frameset.

Note: the complete bike kit does not include brakes or toe clips/straps. These can be added separately if needed.

Yes. If you do not see the frameset, brand, or model you want on our website, contact us and we’ll help check availability with the brand or supplier.

Special-order items usually require waiting time. The actual timeline depends on brand stock, production progress, international shipping, and customs clearance.

Yes. Since a single speed bike has no shifting system, you cannot switch to an easier gear on climbs, so it usually requires more effort than a geared bike.

Difficulty depends on the gradient, distance, gear ratio, fitness level, and riding habits. If you often ride hills, we can help choose a more suitable gear ratio when building the bike.

Mountain roads also involve downhill speed and handling, so we recommend installing brakes and choosing routes that match your riding experience.

Single speed bikes are suitable for riders who like a simple, direct riding feel and care about appearance and personal style.

They are commonly used for riverside rides, city commuting, short-distance transport, urban exploration, street riding, and personalized builds.

If your main need is long-distance riding or frequent long climbs and mountain routes, a road bike with gears may be more suitable.

The NT$15,000 complete bike kit includes the main parts needed to build a single speed bike, but the following items are not included:

• Frameset
• Brake set
• Toe clips/straps

Some framesets may not include a headset or seat clamp from the original brand. In that case, suitable parts may need to be added separately based on the selected frameset. We’ll help check compatibility before building.

Usually, yes. The NT$15,000 complete bike kit is a fixed component package selected by us, so it can be offered at a more favorable package price.

For a custom build, each selected brand, model, color, and specification is priced separately, so the total cost is usually higher. If you have a budget limit, let us know your budget and upgrade priorities, and we’ll help adjust the build direction.

The timeline depends on the build method, item availability, and our current assembly schedule.

If you want the bike as soon as possible, we recommend choosing the NT$15,000 complete bike kit. If both the frameset and kit components are in stock, handover can usually be arranged in about 1–2 weeks.

For custom builds, some parts may need to be ordered separately, so the lead time will be confirmed based on brand supply, international shipping, and assembly scheduling.

Yes. We operate by appointment only, but riders outside the area can use our official LINE for online discussion. We can help confirm height, inseam, budget, riding needs, frameset size, and component setup online.

After assembly, we offer complete bike shipping. For safe packing, some parts such as the front wheel, handlebar, or pedals may be removed before shipping. The exact items removed depend on the bike and packing method.

Basic installation and adjustment will be required after receiving the bike. If you are not familiar with bicycle assembly, we recommend asking a local bike shop for help and completing a safety check before riding.

Not necessarily. A single speed bike can be set up as Fixed Gear or Freewheel depending on your riding habits and daily needs.

Fixed Gear has a strong street culture and offers a more direct pedaling and handling feel. Freewheel allows you to coast when you stop pedaling, making the ride more relaxed and suitable for commuting, city riding, and casual street exploration.

We have also helped many riders convert from Fixed Gear to Freewheel for a setup that better fits everyday use.

Whether it can be changed directly depends on your current rear hub and related component specifications. We can help check your setup and suggest the right adjustment. For daily road riding, we also recommend using brakes.