C100

The C100 V3 is the 29-inch wheelie bike most riders start on. Designed from the frame up for the back wheel: long wheelies, ride-outs, speed and swerves. One spec, plenty of colourways.
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Built for the back wheel

The C100 came out of London’s bikelife scene. We wanted a bike you could ride all day across the city with your mates that still works for serious wheelies. The V3 is that bike, and it’s the one most riders start on.

What you get

Frame: heat-treated 6061-T6 aluminium with a reinforced rear triangle, because on a wheelie bike the back end carries the load normally shared by two wheels. A low 780mm standover gives you room to move and step off the back.

Control: Shimano MT200 hydraulic disc brakes front and rear, Shimano Deore 10-speed with a trigger shifter, and a 740mm Collective bar on a short 50mm stem.

Ride: 100mm suspension fork with lockout, Collective 29-inch double-wall rims and Kenda Kwick Nine 29 x 2.1in street tyres.

Pick your colourway

Every C100 V3 in this collection shares the same core build, so choose the look you want. There are limited editions too, like ‘Player One’, RJ’s signature C100 build.

Make it yours

The C100 is a platform. Upgrade the wheels, hubs, stem, pedals, headset and seat clamp with Collective parts, or go further with the C100 Pro. All the options are in Wheelie Bike Parts.

Weighing it up against the C3? Read Buying your first wheelie bike: the ultimate guide.

FAQ

What size is the C100 V3?

One size, designed for riders from around 5ft upwards. Run the saddle low for wheelies and higher for the ride home.

Can I put pegs on it?

Not on the standard quick-release rear wheel. Fit a W2 wheelset or a Hub 2 rear hub, which has a 10mm through axle, and it’s peg-ready. For tricks on pegs, the C3 is the better start.

What brakes does it use?

Shimano MT200 hydraulic disc brakes, front and rear.

Does it need building?

Yes. Our bikes aren’t ready to ride straight out of the box. Get yours assembled and checked over by a bike shop or qualified mechanic before you ride. It’s also part of registering your warranty.