bar gravel bike Marin DSX 1 Flat-Bar Gravel Bike, Green, Medium – The Extra Mile Outdoor  Gear & Bike
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bar gravel bike Marin DSX 1 Flat-Bar Gravel Bike, Green, Medium – The Extra Mile Outdoor Gear & Bike

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bar gravel bike Marin DSX 1 Flat-Bar Gravel Bike, Green, Medium – The Extra Mile Outdoor Gear & BikeThe DSX is the mountain bikers gravel bike with familiar hand positioning, a reliable 1x drivetrain, large tire clearance, and dropper post routing for better off road control, and on road descending stability. Aluminum frame, carbon fork with tapered headtube Rack and fender mounts 11 speed 1x Tektro Gemini drivetrain Tektro hydraulic disc brakes, flat mount 700c thru axle wheels w 45mm WTB Riddler tires Medium frame for riders 5'6" to 5'10" This

The DSX is the mountain biker’s gravel bike with familiar hand positioning, a reliable 1x drivetrain, large tire clearance, and dropper post routing for better off road control, and on road descending stability.

  • Aluminum frame, carbon fork with tapered headtube
  • Rack and fender mounts
  • 11 speed 1x Tektro Gemini drivetrain 
  • Tektro hydraulic disc brakes, flat mount
  • 700c thru-axle wheels w/ 45mm WTB Riddler tires
  • Medium frame for riders 5'6" to 5'10"

This brand new bike has been built by our mechanics and inspected for warranty issues. We will repack the bike to ship it to you.

We really appreciate you purchasing a bike with The Extra Mile and are excited to help get you on your riding adventures.  Your bike will be professionally packed for shipping. 

Please take note of these strong recommendations before completing the purchase.

It is strongly recommended that your bike be built/put together by a pro bike tech at a bike shop. 

Note: every bike will be packed slightly differently based on the shape/specs of the bike, thus requiring different amounts of skill level to reassemble.

Always take pictures of the bike in the box before removing it from the box whether there is box damage or not.

Any problems with bikes that have been shipped will need to be addressed by an independent bike shop; whether it is possible damage from shipping or some other reason.

If the bike has been damaged in shipping, we will need to file an insurance claim with the carrier.  This claim will need to be accompanied with a bike shop’s invoice for repairs of the damages incurred in shipping.

Note: The Extra Mile is a bike shop and will work with your local bike shop to resolve any problems with the bike and get you rolling.

(Failure to follow these recommendations will hinder the possibility of returns/reimbursement)

 

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RETURNS: We will not take returns on items that get worn/used outside. Please determine that everything fits right inside. Things such as tents, skis, sleeping bags, bike parts, BIKES or similar items, we can't accept a return if used.

 

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: We only ship USPS priority for tracking and insurance on items shipped internationally. We can't change stated price or mark as gift. Keep in mind there may be additional VAT/taxes, custom charges that you will be responsible for from your country to receive your package.

INTERNATIONAL SKI AND BIKE SHIPPING: PLEASE CONTACT US BEFORE PURCHASING!  The shipping calculator is likely not accurate.  Shipping for bikes and large packages internationally, must be arranged by the buyer–we can give you package weight and dimensions to figure out a quote with a carrier like DHL. 

SHOE/CLOTHING FIT: We would be glad to promptly make any additional measurements for you to minimize the need to return. If you need to return we recommend purchasing insurance.

 

PACKAGING: We use recycled bubble wrap and boxes often--let us know if you'd like new shipping materials.

SHIPPING: automatic shipping costs pertain to the lower 48 states.  If shipping internationally or outside the lower 48 states, ie AK, HI, PR, there may be additional charges. 

Bigger/heavier items will be shipped via UPS and will require a NON-PO BOX ADDRESS.  

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