Van Nicholas Yukon review
All in all, a thoroughly enjoyable ride that felt spot-on straight from the box, and at a very reasonable price for a quality titanium machine. Order through a UK dealer (see the Van Nicholas website for details) and the price quoted below comes down due to carriage charges and differences in tax. Well worth checking out by anyone seeking a durable all-dayer without breaking the bank.
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Van Nicholas produces a wide range of road and mtb models, all in titanium, available as frameset-only or complete builds via the company website and a network of UK dealerships.
Formerly known in Europe as Airborne, the Dutch company makes no attempts to branch out with alternative materials but sticks to the justifiably renowned ride qualities and durability of titanium.
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