How to Choose a Road Bike

Since this category is specialized for performance, it is best to focus on the materials and the resulting ride quality when making your selection.

SEVEN CYCLES Axiom / Titanium

SEVEN CYCLES continues to produce custom bikes using titanium as its primary material, characterized by its supple strength that converts pedaling force directly into propulsion. The greatest features of titanium bikes are their low physical impact on the rider and their high corrosion resistance.
This is a brand we recommend for those who want to continue riding long and strong, so if you are looking to find a bike that will last a lifetime, knock on the door of SEVEN CYCLES.

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MASH All Road / Steel

A bicycle that lets you break away from the streets and expand your field of play.
It is recommended for those who want to try bikepacking while still maintaining a nimble ride, and who want a bike they can really put to the test, knowing that (in principle) it can even be repaired by re-welding if it breaks!

BIKE FRIDAY Pocket Rocket / Steel, small-wheeled bike

It offers the performance of a road bike that you wouldn't expect from such small tires, yet what sets it apart from other bicycles is the convenience of being able to store it in your trunk in mere seconds.
I confidently recommend this bike even to those who want to try road cycling but have had trouble finding a bike that fits their smaller stature!

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Carbon road bike

While it is a lighter material than steel or aluminum, it also tends to be more expensive. Furthermore, if the frame is damaged in a fall, there are cases where it may no longer be safe to ride depending on the severity of the damage; therefore, Circles does not carry it, as we focus on bicycles that can be repaired and enjoyed for a long time.
However, it is becoming a mainstream material, and there is no doubt that it is the most intriguing material for those who have their sights set on riding fast, strong, and far.