Yes. We are an independent bicycle retailer based in California, offering a selection of beach cruisers, road bikes, hybrid bikes, and mountain bikes for different riding styles and everyday needs.

Our bicycle lineup includes our own brands, Firmstrong and Corsa, with models suited for coastal rides, neighborhood cruising, commuting, fitness, and recreational cycling.

We also offer selected bicycles and cycling products from other manufacturers, depending on product availability and customer demand.

The bike is 85% assembled and packed in a bike box when the bike is delivered. You'll need to attach the front wheel, handlebar /  stem, seat post / saddle, pedals and accessories. Refer to your owner's manual for assembly instructions or check out our handy video tutorials. 

We understand everyone's ability and confidence to assemble bikes will vary, so we're here to help! Contact us if you need some tips, or check in with your local bike shop.

The weight of the bike varies by model. Check the description of the bike on our website. If it's not listed, contact us for more information.

Our bikes' weight capacity is from 300 lbs to 400 lbs. It varies by models. 

Your owner's manual has some great tips for routine maintenance.

If your bike was stolen, contact your local authorities. If you registered your bike with us and need to obtain your model information, email or chat with us. We'll need to gather some info from you in writing to look up and validate your registration.

For privacy purposes, we won't share contact info related to product registration with anyone other than the owner or local authorities. 

Local authorities should submit requests for product registration info by email by attaching a written request on official letterhead. 

When you assemble a bicycle, please insert the seat post into seat clamp (under the saddle) and tighten before you insert the seat post into the frame, then the seat post will not drop into the frame.

If you insert the seat post into the frame (without saddle assembled), the the seat post might drop into the frame and get stuck by accident, it is quite common, and we're sorry for this. Don’t worry, let's try:

1. Turn the bike over. Make sure that the bike is protected from being damaged. Especially the grips and saddle.
2. Put a towel over the bottom bracket and the seat tube. Using a rubber mallet, strike the bottom bracket and seat tube lightly, make sure that the painting will not be damaged.
3. Be patient, the seat post will not come out at once, it will take a while. Keep trying, the seat post will eventually come out. If you take the bike to a bike shop, they will do the same, they will keep going until the seat post slides out.

Also, please give us a call. We'll see if there's anything we can do.