Cool Nirve B-1 Men's Single Speed Cruiser Bike (26-Inch Wheels, Matte Black)

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List Price : $259.99 Price : $309.99

Product Description

The product is Nirve B-1 Men's Single Speed Cruiser Bike. It has 26-Inch wheels. It comes in a matte black.

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Built for comfortable cruising and head turning style, the B-1 Cruiser Bike from Nirve features Fastback Cruiser design in a stylish matte black frame. Featuring a sturdy Hi-Ten steel frame with ergonomic Kandy Bars handlebars, the B-1 Cruiser provides a comfortable, upright riding position. The bike offers an easy ride with single-speed gearing, a front hand brake, and a classic coaster brake. Additional details include a Nirve comfort saddle, 26-inch cruiser tires, alloy rims, and an alloy kickstand.

Features:

• One-speed gearing
• Fastback cruiser design
• Hi-Ten steel frame
• Nirve Kandy Bars ergonomic handlebars
• Front hand brake, rear coaster brake
• 26-inch wheels
• Alloy rims
• Cruiser tires
• Alloy kickstand
• Shipped 85 percent assembled
• Tools and instructions from remaining assembly included
• All specifications are subject to change
• Warranty: frame--five years; components--one year

What's in the Box?
B-1 Cruiser Bike 85 percent assembled, all assembly tools, assembly instructions

About Nirve Bikes:
Nirve strives to make bicycles that are fun and easy to ride--both for pleasure and for short trips that you might otherwise make in your automobile. Nirve collaborates with leading designers, including Paul Frank, John Deere, Hello Kitty, Pink Panther, Mooneyes, Barris Kustoms, Drew Brophy, and Robert August Surfboards to create bikes that have a unique look.

• Men's single-speed bike with Fastback Cruiser design
• Hi-Ten steel frame and ergonomic Kandy Bars handlebars
• 26-inch wheels with alloy rims and cruiser tires
• Front hand brake and rear coaster brake
• Nirve comfort saddle; alloy kickstand

Amazing Discount on Airwalk 26-Inch Cardiff Black Cruiser Bicycle

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List Price : $179.99 Price : $154.00

Product Description

Cruiser for the Airwalk Generation

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Made by Airwalk, this men's cruiser bike combines 26-inch wheels with a black, hi-tensile steel frame for a classic, retro style. The bike sports a wide saddle with springs for smooth riding comfort. Other highlights include comfort grips, coaster brakes, steel rims, a hot-forged crank, and a steel chain made by noted chain manufacturer KMC. The bike is made in China and has a weight capacity of 200 pounds. Assembly is required. This product is covered by a 30-day manufacturer warranty.

Features

• 26-inch wheels
• Black color
• Hi-tensile steel frame
• Classic, retro styling
• Wide saddle with springs
• Comfort grips
• Coaster brakes
• Steel rims
• Hot-forged crank
• KMC steel chain
• Weight capacity of 200 pounds

About Airwalk
The Airwalk brand has led the evolution of board sport culture and fashion since 1986. Today, skateboarding, snowboarding, and surfing are more popular than ever, and the action sports lifestyle is firmly established in mainstream culture. Only one brand has consistently shown the ability to reach the youth consumer who is searching for authentic ties to board sports. Only one brand also continuously appeals to a broader consumer segment that is drawn to the lifestyle aspect of board sports culture. That brand is Airwalk: igniting the evolution of boardsport culture, creative expression, and independent style.

• Men's cruiser bike; classic, retro styling; has 26-inch wheels
• Hi-tensile steel frame; wide saddle with springs; comfort grips
• Coaster brakes; steel rims; hot-forged crank; KMC steel chain
• Made in China; has a weight capacity of 200 pounds
• Assembly required; covered by a 30-day manufacturer warranty

Team Pro, Erie CO edition

GP9000

A quick look at Steve's new rig: ti frame, D-11 HT, 1" CS, DA9000, HED Ardennes, a few tweaks yet to be made and waiting for a nicer day to ride it. Come see it at Nahbs!

Strade Bianche

"Titanium: strongest of all steels"*

*Says Max, jokingly.

Tuesday Random Post

On Tournesol

Right now my feeling with Tournesol is that it has been a fun project that lasted for seven years or so and we seem to be moving on to newer and simpler iterations. As much as I like big tires, rack/fenders/lighting/650B, it seems that other people are doing well with this combo and my enthusiasm for complicated builds - and I'm also looking at you, disc brakes and Di2/EPS - isn't what it used to be. 

Our Strada Bianca has been killing it, imho, with fenders, bigger tires, choice of material/forks/brakes and lack of complications to the extent that promoting Tournesol seems a tad redundant and, at times, self-defeating. Martin does great work with the frames and forks but having Max build the racks takes him away from the welded frames which currently have a six-month wait. And sourcing odd parts and dealing with the fussiness of rando bikes - well, bitchbitchbitch but I think one can see where I'm headed with this.

In addition we have a few other projects that could come to fruition in the next year or two and should be fairly intertwined - if you were to think new shop location, material choice, and alternate models you might not be too far off - and cleaning house now makes sense. But we still have Tournesol decals and graphic files, the rack benders still work, so who knows - maybe 650B electric-assist track racers will be the next new, old thing. And we'll be there!

Web tweaks

There have been a couple of small tweaks to the website, to wit:

Steel frame prices increased $100, titanium frame prices increased by $200.

I added a section on the Process and Details page called "The No List", trying to give a sense of what makes us whiney and what we will say no to. Current text reads:

This where we really shine! Di2 and disc brakes make us grumpy but I guess we're not saying no yet on those. On titanium frames you may not have a pump peg, rack mounts, or front der tab. On travel bikes you can't have a pump peg or disc brakes. MAX tubes are incompatible with couplers. I'm sure I'll think of more...

Crabby, crabby me.