Airnimal Chameleon Ultra

If you want to improve upon Shimano 105 then Ultegra is a step on.
Shimano Ultegra 10 speed group set is truly a race quality component package, this combined with Velocity's V section rims and a few other improvements in spec help this bike weigh in approximately 2lbs lighter than the Performance Sport.

Frame Options

There are a number of colour options available for the Chameleon frame, as well as two size options available which are determined by the forward reach to fit riders between 5' (152cm) and 6'4" (193cm). The point at which we would recommend that you take the larger frame would be for those riders of approximately 5' 8".
If you are in any doubt about which size would be most suitable, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Seat Post Options

Please select the correct length seat post to match the length of your inside leg

Tyre Options

The standard Panaracer Technova is a fast high pressure slick. If you plan to use the bike on towpaths then the Panaracer Pasela is a favourite amongst tourists for it's robust puncture resistant qualities, while for more dedicated off road use, or if you just want something as robust as possible then the rather funky named Specialized Spanky provides a bomb proof option with a knobblie tread pattern.

Carrier Rack Options

The Airnimal Chameleon makes a very capable touring bike if so desired. Front and rear racks can be fitted, although they do affect the ease of folding and the final folded size.If you plan to be taking them on and off then consider the Tubus rear rack with the quick release option and the Carradice Limpet for the front which comes complete with rack and custom fitting bag. For occasional use just to pop on when you need it then the alloy carrier offers a low cost option, or select the Universal fitting kit to custom fit your choice of after market rack.

Carry Bag Options

If you plan to travel with the bike then you'll need something to transport the bike in.
The first fold bag is great for every day convenience, and will accept the bike after it's basic fold as it's name would suggest. The soft carry bag is the most compact soft bag, containing the folded bike with both wheels removed, which does of course mean that you need a wheel bag as well but this can be easier if you want to pack the bike into the back of the car for example.
If you plan to fly with the bike then a hard case is a must. The turtle case is very compact although it's fair to say that the bike only just fits so it's not the easiest of packing operations, particularly with drop bar models, but if you want to fly then this is the case for you.