Buying a bike from a dealership—or even a private seller—often means the bike is already prepared for you to ride. Unless you’ve purchased a project bike, all the necessary parts are usually already in place. You just have to get your insurance arranged, put your gear on, and go.
That’s where UBCO is different. The company ships its bikes directly to customers, along with detailed instructions on how to perform final assembly tasks. There’s also a handy Field Kit full of all the tools that riders need to do things like installing the rear turn signals, putting the mirrors on, and adjusting the handlebars.
