Add a dash of style and unadulterated fun to your daily commute. Bike lanes, gravel paths and all kinds of asphalt fall away like bumper-to-bumper traffic with the Dew Plus. A sweet riding all-purpose commuter at an all-time price.
Frame Features:
All of the Dew frames receive an updated geometry, highlighted by a slightly lengthened top tube and slightly shorter chainstay and 50mm offset fork. The new geometry allows for less toe overlap on small frame sizes, better tire clearance, increased stability and easier fender/rack installation. The rear dropout on the Dewey, Dew Plus and Dew Deluxe has a new 40mm kickstand mount and two eyelets for rack/fenders, as well as new internal cable routing for the front and rear derailleurs.
Our ever-popular Rove takes on a new ride feel with the durability and liveliness of a redesigned aluminum frame. A far spell more affordable than its Cromoly brethren, the Rove AL is perfect for adventuring, light touring, recreational riding and commuting. Drop bars and disc brakes, combined with 5mm more bottom bracket drop, compared to its steel Rove brother, provide a stable and confident ride.
Since the RoveAL’s release earlier this year, it has been a popular choice amongst commuters and first-timers. So popular, that we keep a full size run at all times. Stop by and take one for a test ride.
Our ever-popular Rove takes on a new ride feel with the durability and liveliness of a redesigned aluminum frame. A far spell more affordable than its Cromoly brethren, the Rove AL is perfect for adventuring, light touring, recreational riding and commuting. Drop bars and disc brakes, combined with 5mm more bottom bracket drop, compared to its steel Rove brother, provide a stable and confident ride. Currently have a 53, 56, and 59cm in stock. Priced at $899.
A few Latvian activists from a branch of the bicycle advocacy group Let’s Bike itrecently created a visual reminder of the space taken by cars on a typical road. To accomplish this, the group fabricated bamboo skeletons shaped like actual cars and mounted them on their bikes. The activists then cycled around the streets of Riga for several hours to highlight the absurdity of using a large car to move a single person. The stunt was organized as part of European Mobility Week, an ongoing campaign that explores sustainable urban mobility around Europe. (via Designboom, My Modern Met)
