Showing posts with label Shimano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shimano. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

The 3900

Is this the best value all-rounder out there?


Trek 3900
Trek's 3900 isn't designed for rugged terrain, but it is an excellent choice for beginners looking to ride gravel or dirt roads, or simply rough biturmen with the odd pot-hole. An awesome, upright commuter, this bike will give years of hassle free use. 
14.22kg at the Weigh-in..not too shabby.

Features include:

  • 100mm Suspension Fork
  • Shimano Equipped
  • Disc Brakes
  • Light-weight all Alloy Frame


The Trek 3900 is an hardtail mountain bike with a credible 80 mm travel suspension fork up front and gets high marks for its rigid frame and smooth shifting. Disc brakes offer more reliable braking in dirt and mud, and rate high with owner-written reviews. Most owners are happy with the Trek 3900 and they love the value, however, you can't take this bike on rugged terrain or launch it off jumps but then it's not designed for these purposes. Come in and see these incredibly versatile 29er bikes at M1 Cycles today and take one for a ride and see for yourself.

Friday, May 3, 2013

Di2 Diagnostic / Firm ware updates and Adjustments

For all your problems Di2 related, see the most advanced trained store in the whole CQ region, for second to none firmware updates and simple gear adjustments. With 2 trained and qualified bicycle trades persons instore at all times, there's no job too big or too small. From simple tube changes, gear adjustments to complete overhauls. M1 Cycles rates are not only reasonable, but affordable. For a professional service see none other than the professional bike shop in town.

"We don't just sell bikes, we don't just ride bikes, we fix bikes!"





For anyone who has a Di2 equipped bike, there is a current firmware update to enable the multi-shift feature; which means you can simultaneously change 2 or 3 gears at a time or even from one end of the cluster to another with the simple hold of the up or down shift button. You can adjust the speed of the 'multi-shift' from a slow speed to a faster speed shift for all your race winning gear changes. You can also alter the configuration of what buttons shift what gears. If you have a Di2 bike and wish to have the firmware checked for an update, or alter the configuration of the shifting buttons,  or enable the multi shift feature, simply bring your bike to M1Cycles and have it checked out by the most trained and up too speed Di2 technicians in CQ.

As our old friend Wade Morgan would say, "Come Out."

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

The First Focus

Cayo M1 imageA change in perspective has just happened in M1 Land. The new Focus is on the shop floor. East meets west, with German engineering and Shimano's full Di2, for a mere $3899.
RoadBike Magazine rates "Very Good"....read more

Monday, March 4, 2013

Shimano Di2

Dura Ace Di2 image
Matty and Jordy will be away over night next Monday / Tuesday (11th/12th) for Shimano's Di2 troubleshooting and repairs course,  doesn't mean the shop is shut. Just means for any problems that arise with your Di2 group set in the near future M1 Cycles will have the knowledge and tools for any repair big or small. Don't forget  M1 Cycles can service and repair all brands of bikes and all jobs from a simple flat tyre to a complete overhaul. With all repairs by qualified mechanics at affordable rates see the team instore today too get your wheels back riding.

Tuesday, December 18, 2012