SE did a pretty good job on these. The frames look awesome…loop tail, tapered tubing and a burly landing gear fork to get your fixie tricks on. They are limited editions and come in the ball burnished natural or Murdered out matte black $989 complete or $550 frameset (decals are removeable).
Pedal is a Breezer dealer as of September! We are excited to sell these bikes. We currently have a few of their Freedom city bikes on sale at $489. One of the most comfortable riding hybrids I’ve ridden in a while. Men’s model above, ladies below.
Got a batch of Fuji Newest 4.0’s to help with demand for small sized inexpensive road bikes. These bikes run as small as 43cm! A great deal at $440 while they last. Silver or Yellow/white.
Not exactly a bmx bike on steroids. This here is the Stout 29er singlespeed mtn bike. Great basic trail bike or city stomper. Super fun to ride and tough as nails. $525 sale price.
Below are the new 2010 Fuji Track Classic’s. They come in a full size run, including the much sought after 43cm with 650 wheels (shown below in white). Fuji went with their archived classic styling and font for the frame on these and they look very clean $575.
More new bikes will be showing up next month as 2010 models become available so check back.
Nice steel Diamond Back Mtn/hybrid 19″ $325.
Eimsbuettler gentleman’s city bike. Rebuilt with a1×8 drive. Very nice 58cm $600.
Sweet Oreo cruiser $300.
Trek Cruiser coaster brake $300.
Used bikes have been selling so fast lately. We are trying to keep new ones coming out quickly but it’s been hard to keep up with demand. We have a lot of affordable new bike options in stock right now from small, inexpensive road bikes, to single speeds to hybrids.
A few posts back we got one of these built up. We’ve gotten word from the folks at Soma Fabrications that the Saga touring framesets are now available. Pedal can take orders for these now. If you’d like to stop by and check out the Saga in person we have one built up in the shop for test rides. Here is a photo of the custom build..
