The team behind Prevelo (purveyors of excellent kids bikes) takes a massive step into the adult bike category with the EagleBear Black.The EagleBear bike company is completely new, and shares members that made the Prevelo bikes team so successful.The EagleBear Team. Image: EagleBear The team wants parents and riders looking for an affordable return to cycling bike to feel at home with the EagleBear family.The EagleBear head badge is pretty sweet IMO. Image: Jordan Villella Why a new brand? If youre encouraging your children to ride, you should have a dependable machine yourself. Dont think youre pulling out the rusty 10-speed (the one you havent tuned since high school) either. Chances are it needs more work than its worth, and if youre stopping every minute to fix something, youre not going to have a productive outing with family or friends (weve all been there).Image: Jordan Villella The EagleBear bike line aims to equip riders with everything they need for a great day exploring the trails or gaining fitness. The complete bike retails $1,300 and has some extra add-ons parents will dig into.Whats EagleBear?Image: Jordan Villella Besides an awesome band name, EagleBear is the brainchild of the crew at Prevelo Bikes. There is a gap in the market for parents rejoining the bike world. Especially for affordable/dependable machines, and double for ones that can take many kid-centric accessories.EagleBear looks to fill that gap with affordable, long lasting bikes that can be a gateway to cycling. Designed for Fun and UtilityA comfy cockpit with a short stem and a full Shimano Deore groupset. Image: Jordan Villella The EagleBear Black is designed to be easy and fun to ride. The specs are thoughtful, much like those of the Prevelo bike line. EagleBears ethos is to give the customer the most bang for their buck without unwanted extras that will never be noticed.Image: Jordan Villella The frame is a full alloy with a kickstand mount (excellent) and a full carbon fork. The EagelBear Black rolls on 700c wheels and can fit a 700c x 45mm tire if needed. Internal cable routing, dropper compatible and built to be ridden. Image: Jordan Villella The team explained that riders can purchase an optional 27.5 x 2.2 wheel set at check out as an off-road option.The geometry is for all-day mixed-surface and adventure riding, but its more neutral than anything. Dont look for snappy responsiveness like a road race bike; look for predictability and comfort.Sizes: Small, Medium, Large and Extra LargeSo Much Room for ActivitiesImage: Jordan Villella I think of the Black as a transformer-style bike. It can do a lot of things, and with the right assortment of accessories, its unstoppable. For family riding and adventuring, the Black is easy to outfit with a front rack that can carry luggage, gear, or a smaller bike.Image: Jordan Villella Add a Mac Ride child seat, and a small rider can hop aboard if they tire of pedaling independently. The frame is adaptable to use different-style racks, trailers, and kid seats.Image: EagleBear The world is full of many different types of bikes, and the list of variations seems to be growing continuously, said EagleBear co-founder Jim Huth. With the Black, we wanted to build something that riders can use daily for every purpose.Whats the Spec?Image: Jordan VillellaThe Black has a Shimano Deore 12-speed drivetrain, tubeless-ready Kenda tires, and Shimano flat-mount hydraulic brakes.Lots of room for big tires. Image: Jordan Villella The 1X setup keeps it super clean up front. Image: Jordan VillellaIf riders are feeling the gnarly side of life, the 27.5 x 2.2 wheelset has optional add-ons. These include a tubeless setup kit, alloy front rack, 80mm riser bar, colored lock-on grips, and bottle cages.When can I get a EagleBear Black?Image: EagleBear The new EagleBear Blakc bike will be available for pre-order at EagleBear.com starting April 17th. Its estimated delivery date is mid-July 2024. Look for additional EagleBear models in the future.EagleBear.comThe post Prevelo Team Launches EagleBear Bikes Aimed at Parents appeared first on Bikerumor.