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Thesis delivers big BringAFriend savings, plus new look for OB1 carbon gravel bike

Thesis wants to help you and a friend get into a new custom gravel bike, so with their BringAFriend program, you both save $300 off a new OB1 when you refer each other. And while you’re both customizing those versatile OB1s, there are a couple of shiny new color options – adding Olive Green and a rich mauve-ish, pink-ish Plum to the mix.

Thesis BringAFriend saves $300 off a new OB1 carbon gravel bike

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The BringAFriend deal actually debuted back in March for a very limited time, but Thesis got such a positive response that they soon started to work on offering it more on a  permanent basis. Thesis tells us they brought on more staff to keep up with the communication with customers and referrals, also updating their internal systems and building up frameset & component stock to better serve their core idea of customizing each bike build.

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So now BringAFriend is back. If you refer a friend (introduce both of yourselves by email to get the process started at hello@thesis.bike) both of you will get a $300 discount off your new OB1 (knocking the starting price down to $2999 with SRAM 1×11 & carbon wheels… or $3999 with SRAM eTap AXS.) If you are already an OB1 owner, you can still save your friend’s $300 off their new bike, too.

Thesis OB1 customizable carbon gravel bike, now in more colors

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new Olive Green

If you and your friend are customizing and buying new gravel bikes, you don’t want them to look exactly the same right?

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new Plum

Now in addition to the original electric blue, slate gray, tangerine orange, and matte black, Thesis adds a couple of new colors. So, pick from glossy Olive Green or Plum for your personalized build.

One-on-One customization, direct from Thesis

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Thesis founders Randall & Alice

A big part of Thesis’ BringAFriend program was about growing a community of cyclists, but it is also about opening a direct line of communication with their buyers. While Thesis sells just one frameset and only SRAM mechanical or electronic groupsets, they offer plenty of possibilities for fit & setup customization in the complete bike builds – from 650b adventure builds to fast all-road 700c setups.

But they understand that not everyone knows exactly what they need, so Thesis offers free 1-on-1 consultation to get the perfect setup for you & your riding – from crank length & bar width to gearing & dropper posts. So when you are ready to buy, you can schedule a call with Thesis co-founder Randall Jacobs to dial in your setup.

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