Another interesting application for our single speed Parser frame. This time from Canada.

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There’s a nice test ride review/ interview about the Fairdale Parser Express over on the Bicycle Sport Shop blog.

Check it out here.

Long time friend and all around great guy Sandy Carson is now a part of Fairdale’s team. It’s true that we don’t really have a team but starting right now we are going to begin putting together a small group of awesome folks who like to ride bikes.

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Our frame and fork kits have been added to our online store and are available now for only $375.00.

To sweeten the deal we are including a FREE Odyssey sealed headset (normally $27).

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At long last our Parser Frame and Fork kits are available to the public! Buy one and build it how you want… you could even take all the parts off your BMX and put them on there (note: that won’t work very well).

Our Parser frames are double butted chromoly through and through and use a Campy style (BMX style?) integrated headset. The fork has a machined on headset race so installation is super easy.

The Parser Frame and Fork kit should run you about $375-ish at a bike shop and your local bike shop can buy frames from us at Full Factory Distribution.

Note: we do not recommend cat-driven blower-powered rollerskate-steering builds of the Parser, but we would really like to see one.

All the specs for the frames and forks can be found here: http://fairdalebikes.com/products/#frame-and-fork-kit

Yipee! Look at them… boxes of bikes. Both frame/fork kits and complete Parser bikes have arrived at our warehouse in Southern Cali. Bike shops will be getting bikes very soon! Me too!

Production samples of the Fairdale Parser’s have arrived. The bikes will not be available to buy until sometime around May, but bike shops can pre-order them now if you are interested in reserving one from the first batch.

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Well, I still haven’t written a good post about my amazing trip to Taiwan, but I can say that Fairdale bikes are officially being built and on track to arrive in your sweaty little hands in spring.

Here is a super bad ass new sample version of the Parser frame and fork that Jim Bauer had customized. I think its so awesome to see all the different looks this bike can pull off.