Fern Chuck Explorer Bike

Fern is a small touring bicycle and component manufacturer based in Berlin - Germany. It was founded by two traveling cyclists/design graduates – Flo and Phillip – who after thousands of miles on the road together wanted to put their touring experience into making their own practical and beautiful bikes for fellow travelers. Fern was born out of friendship, a shared lust for adventure, and curiosity. For their latest build, they have taken a winning formula (as usual in close collaboration with Gramm Tourpacking bags) and applied it to their popular Chuck, a bike built for adventures. The Chuck Explorer Bike is made to order and customized with components and accessories according to customer requirements.

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