Rob Buckley Cycles

Frame TR11 Alloy 211 mm
Wheel Size Mixed
Rear Shock RockShox Vivid Ultimate DH
(225 x 75 mm)
Fork RockShox Boxxer Ultimate
(200 mm)
Headset TR11 Reach Adjust
Stem Burgtec Direct Mount (45 mm)

Standard

Transition PBJ Alloy Hardtail MTB Complete Bike 26"
In stock

The "Standard" size is best for riders looking to sharpen their skills at the pumptrack, or prefer a more stable geo for bigger jumps and higher speeds without sacrificing the playfulness of the short rear end. This size has the same 377 - 395 mm chainstay length as the short, and is paired with a 420 mm reach.

Standard
The "Standard" size is best for riders looking to sharpen their skills at the pumptrack, or prefer a more stable geo for bigger jumps and higher speeds without sacrificing the playfulness of the short rear end. This size has the same 377 - 395 mm chainstay length as the short, and is paired with a 420 mm reach.

I’m now restocking Michelin tyres & inner tubes, They have now re introduced the dynamic classic 700x25 & 28c, both in stock.

The Darwin shopping centre is closed all day Sunday05/04/26

Open today 04/04/2026

I’m aware of Problems with BT phone system.Please email your enquiry to [email protected]
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So it’s Local Bike Shop week from 3rd to 9th May 2026 🚣🏻‍♀️☔️💦🌂🐝🌻🌞🚴🏻‍♂️🚵🏻‍♂️🚵🏿‍♀️🚲Watch this space.🎉

Rainwear in stock

Happy new year followers - customers old and new, good health and best wishes to you.

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E-Bike ridding tips…

Use correct level of assistance (1 or off for downhill, 2 or 3
for flat, and 4 or 5 for uphill)
Constantly riding your e bike on high levels of assist will
have a detrimental effect on the range of the battery.
Walk Assist mode can help you when pushing the bike,
and also to set off from a standing start.
You should always go through the levels of assist in
sequence starting with 1. You should not sett off on a high
level of assist as this can cause wheel spins and loss of
control.
Specified battery ranges always assume average rider
weight and standard riding conditions. Rough terrain and
constant uphill riding may shorten this range.