Factor Bikes – First Pictures

ByFit Werx Staff

Fit Werx in Vermont recently received our first Factor Bike and we are an authorized dealer. We actually sold our first Factor before they were even a full-fledged bike company – back in ’12 they did a limited production run of leading edge prototype bikes. In addition to electronic shifting, that bike featured things like road disc brakes and an integrated aero handlebar and a factory installed power meter. The bike was a real harbinger.

Today, Factor is a full fledged bike builder who offers a range of performance road and tri bikes as well as wheels and components (under the Black Inc. name). They sponsor a World Tour Team (AG2R) and are becoming established for their integrated designs and pleasing lines. If you are looking for a race bike that is a little different from the mainstream, Factor is worth a look. Contact us for more information about how a Factor may fit and work for you.

 

Fit Werx is changing the way people ride and buy bicycles. Since 2001, we’ve taken a “Rider First” approach to bike fitting and a “Rider Matched” approach to bike selection and sales. Both put the most important part of the bicycle first – you.

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