Hybrid Bikes

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Hybrids make great city bikes. We sell a lot of them around here because that's what people are doing around here, city biking. The medium size tires make them perfect for negotiating the rougher roads or the occasional shortcut across the grass; and most people find the upright riding position more comfortable. It's the perfect bike for riding through the neighborhood, going out with the kids, pedaling through the park, or going for a cup with your friends. We carry mens and women's models. (All prices include a kickstand and Intown water bottle.)

Raleigh Detour 3.5

$395

This is our entry level hybrid. Although you can buy bikes for less money, it's hard to beat the Detour 3.5 for value. The frame is aluminum for light weight. The fork is rigid for a good road feel, and the shifting is intuitive with its grip shift. It really rides like a more expensive bike. We carry the mens and womens. Both are also available in silver.

Men's Raleigh Detour 3.5 Woman's Raleigh Detour 3.5

Raleigh Route 4.0

$525

The Route 4.0 sports an aluminum frame for light weight; has both a seat post and front wheel suspension to give it a very smooth, comfortable ride; and it uses "rapid fire" shifters for easy and precise gear shifting. The Route 4.0 is truely a joy to ride! Also available in graphite.

Raleigh Route 4.0 Raleigh Route 4.0 Ladies

Jamis Citizen 2.0

$475 (We Still a Few 2010's Left)

The Citizen 2.0 is the first Jamis hybrid in our lineup. It's similar to the Raleighs above except that it has a slightly different fit and slightly different feel to the ride. The Citizen comes with a front suspension, and a suspension seat post to give it a soft, plush ride. It also uses twist-grip shifters for intuitive, precise shifting. The Citizen 2.0 is a really good riding bike!

Men's Jamis Citizen 2.0

Jamis Commuter 2

$525

The Commuter 2 is one of our favorite bikes. It's the one we always take on the coffee run. It's sort of the modern version of the classic English Racers from back in the day. It sports 7 speeds to make it easy to pedal. It comes with a luggage rack for your briefcase, parcels, or for adding a basket. Fenders give it a nice, finished look and, of course, keep mud off your back. Having said all that, however, we like the Commuter 2 most of all because it's just plain cool! Also available in black, as well as a step-thru (ladies) version.

Jamis Commuter 2

The Verse

$550

Here's a brand new bike from Electra. It's best described as a fast hybrid. The ride is light, fast, and smooth, the fit, quite comfortable. You lean over just a tad on it, but not too much. The Verse is a nice cross between a flat bar road bike and a traditional hybrid. We thought enough of it to add to our line-up. Come see what you think. Also available in a ladies and in burgundy/champaigne.

The Verse

Raleigh Misceo 1.0

$595

Here's a bike we added to our lineup just this Spring. You might call it a hybrid, or you might call it a mountain bike, but it makes a great urban bike no matter what you call it. The Miceo fits like a mountain bike, where you lean over a bit, but rides a little faster, like a hybrid, with it's narrower, 700c wheels. So, it's fast enough for the street, yet rugged enough to ride down The Beltline. I guess you'd call it an urban mountain bike. Anyway, we think the Misceo is a pretty cool bike for riding around here.

Misceo 1.0

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