Freedom Machines, Not Beige Gravel Bikes

Guava brings Barcelona energy to gravel: fast, playful carbon bikes with personality. Built for riders who want one bike that can chase speed, disappear down a dirt road and still make the coffee stop look good.

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Spot: One Bike. Plenty of Bad Ideas.

The Spot is Guava’s do-more gravel bike: carbon frame, big adventure energy and the kind of handling that makes the long way home feel like the obvious choice.

Fast local loops, rough backroads, all-day gravel and bikepacking escapes — it is designed to keep saying yes.

Meet the Spot GRX

Pick Your Spot

  • Yellow Guava Spot gravel bike

    Spot GRX

    Dependable Shimano GRX, carbon frame and the versatile Guava ride feel. The adventure-first choice.

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  • Spot GRX FC

    Same playful Spot DNA with a full-carbon build kit for riders who want less weight, more speed and zero loss of versatility.

    View Spot GRX FC 

The Guava Difference

  • Made in Barcelona

    Painted and assembled in Barcelona with a brand identity that feels more creative studio than catalogue bike.

  • 160 Colour Combinations

    Guava makes colour part of the bike, not an afterthought — with a huge mix of combinations plus custom paint options.

  • Built to Roam

    The Spot combines proper gravel tyre clearance, useful mounts and lively handling so it can race, explore and carry gear without feeling dull.
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Want It Faster? Meet ACE.

ACE is Guava’s sharper race-focused platform — lower, longer and built around speed. It takes the attitude of the Spot and turns the volume up.

Ask Us About Guava ACE

More Guava. Less Sitting Still.

Why Guava at West Coast Cycles

  • Pick the Right Build

    We can help you choose the Spot build, size and setup that best matches where and how you actually ride.

  • Buy Local. Ride Local.

    See Guava through West Coast Cycles in North Beach and get local setup, workshop support and real people to talk to.

  • Serious Bike. Not Too Serious.

    That is probably the point. Performance matters. So does wanting to ride the thing every time you walk past it.
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