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Fairdale Weekender Nomad MX City Bike - Medium Green SRAM

$1,299.00

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The Weekender Nomad MX is a fun and practical BMX inspired bike and 100% Fairdale. The Weekender MX's 100% 4130 chromoly frame and fork will welcome virtually anything that you can throw at it. This is our top of the line Weekender and it comes equipped with an amazing parts build like a SRAM Apex 1x derailleur and shifter Avid disc brakes SRAM Apex 1 cranks and Continental semi-knobby tires.

100% chromoly frame and fork with rack fender and two sets of water bottle mounts

Sizing: Medium: 5'7" - 5'10" height / Large: 5'9" - 6'1" height

Bottom bracket: English 68

Approximate Max Tire Width 27.5"/650b: 54mm

Brake Type	Disc
Color	Green
Defined Color	Green
Fork Material	Steel
Fork Type	Rigid
Frame Material	Steel
Frame Type	Rigid
Front Axle	QR x 100mm
Mfg Size	Medium
Rear Axle	QR x 135mm
TT (Effective)	545
Wheel Size	27.5"
Platform	Weekender Nomad MX

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Amazing little gadget, I have no complaints other than the fact that sometimes the wrist gesture to wake it up sometimes lags or isnt very responsive. Amazing customer service as well, would buy again.

Love this Helmet

Nice tires. I don't understand why they named it Grifter.

Great product. Have nothing bad to say about it. Assemble easily with good instructions. Great price too.

I purchased the Garmin Edge 1050 primarily for bicycle navigation and route following. The unit originally came with working U.S. TopoActive maps. Garmin then offered a map update. The update failed with “Map Update Failed, Error Code: 0” and the original U.S. TopoActive maps were removed.

I connected the Edge to Garmin Express on Windows and attempted to reinstall only TopoActive United States East and West 2026.11. Garmin Express repeatedly failed with “Some Changes Not Applied.” The device has 42.1 GB free out of 57.6 GB, so lack of storage space is not the problem. Garmin Express now shows TopoActive (0), leaving the device without the U.S. TopoActive maps it originally had.

For a cycling computer costing over $600, this is shocking. A routine manufacturer-provided update took a functioning navigation device and removed the maps required for its primary purpose. This Edge 1050 is effectively useless to me as a bicycle navigation computer.

Hi Franklin, we're sorry to hear about the issues you've experienced with your Garmin Edge 1050. Your feedback is important, and we recommend reaching out directly to Garmin Support for assistance with the map update. We appreciate your patience and hope the problem can be resolved soon.

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Fairdale Weekender Nomad MX City Bike - Medium Green SRAM

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