All our bikes are built to order, which means we can make changes to suit your needs and build a bike that's unique. It also means we can ensure every single part is exactly what you want: no compromises. Alex took an Edit for a test ride and decided to buy one there and then. This is his bike.
Suspension is courtesy of Rockshox, with the Pike 160mm Solo Air fork up front and Monarch Plus Debonair shock out back. The drivetrain is SRAM GX 1x11 paired up with Raceface Aeffect cranks and a 32 tooth direct-mount narrow wide chainring.
Alex chose the new Raceface Aeffect pedals in anodised black, which match up really nicely with the cranks.
Alex went for an Easton Haven 35 50mm stem to give him a bit more reach (he's 6'4"), but it's within the tolerances that the Edit was designed for. He's matched that up to the Easton Havoc 35 handlebar, giving a full 800mm width.
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Rockshox recently released the Pike DJ to the new Electric Red colour. We like to make sure that we keep our bikes up to date, so we took the opportunity to give the Fade Core a bit of a refresh.
We've partnered up with True North Cycle Hub to give you the chance to demo an Edit MX in Wharncliffe Woods on Saturday 14th June, 2025.
alex desmond
April 27, 2016
Thanks for putting this up! This is the first time I have brought a new bike and Ed made it a pleasure! I would highly recommend the customer first service that Airdrop are offering its great to be able to personalise your own bike to this level. Thanks alex