Novara (bicycles)

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Novara headbadge consists of a lower case n in a circle.

Novara is the private label brand of bicycles and bicycle accessories sold by the American consumers’ cooperative REI. The brand was introduced in 1983 and is headquartered in Kent, Washington.[1] Novara bikes are designed in house but are manufactured by Fairly Bicycle Manufacturing, a company based in Taiwan; the bicycles are then finished by REI.[2]

Flyby Novara folding bike

The Novara brand is also used for REI's line of cycling clothing[3] and accessories.[4]

REI has settled out of court with several individuals claiming Novara bikes fell apart while they were in use, resulting in serious injuries. KOMO 4 News[5] has reported on these cases.

2011/2012 models

Types with model amount in parentheses.

  • Kids' Bikes (13)[6]
    • Novara Pulse
    • Ponderosa 24"
    • Tractor 24"
    • Moxie 24"
    • Duster 6
    • Pixie 6
    • Duster Single Speed
    • Pixie SS
    • Stinger 16
    • Firefly 16"
    • Stinger 12"
    • Firefly 12"
    • Afterburner SS Single-Speed Trailer Bike
  • Road Bikes (7)[7]
    • Verita
    • Strada
    • Carema Pro
    • Novara Divano
    • Novara Carema
    • Novara Express
    • Novara Express XX

  • Recreation bikes (6)[9]
    • Forza
    • Fiona
    • Corsa
    • Mia
    • Jaunt Bike
    • Jaunt XX
  • City Bikes (5)[10]
    • E.T.A.
    • Novara Buzz
    • Novara Buzz One
    • Novara Fusion
    • Novara Transfer
  • Mountain Bikes (6)[11]
    • Ponderosa 29
    • Matador 29
    • Bonanza
    • Bonita
    • Portal Bike
    • Pika

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