Manny Mirabal, owner of University Bicycle Center, shows how compact the folding bike becomes.
Check out the belt-driven drive train. No metal chains to lubricate and clean.
The bike's back rack is used as a kickstand.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
UBC Is Selling The Strida Folding Bicycle
University Bicycle Center, celebrating its 37th year in Hillsborough County, is selling a cool folding bicycle that's a cut above the other cheaper folding bikes you have seen. The Strida folding bicycle retails for $800. Log on to http://www.strida.com/en/products/ for specs on the bicycle. Go over to UBC to check out the Strida bike.
Manny Mirabal, owner of University Bicycle Center, shows how compact the folding bike becomes.
Check out the belt-driven drive train. No metal chains to lubricate and clean.
The bike's back rack is used as a kickstand.
Manny Mirabal, owner of University Bicycle Center, shows how compact the folding bike becomes.
Check out the belt-driven drive train. No metal chains to lubricate and clean.
The bike's back rack is used as a kickstand.
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To experience the disk brakes Black, Skin Wall, Reflective Stripe Alloy, Cold Forged SS, Four Spider Cast Aluminum, Welded AL Mount Internal, Rear Hub Freewheel in your strida
Hello,
I found your blog and the information very useful. Really, it's good to have a Folding Bicycle. These bikes will be fit for the people who love to roam with bicycles.
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