STRIDA SX Sky Blue 18 Inches Folding Bike Citybike

Description

STRIDA SX SKY BLUE 18 INCH Folding City Bike
Due to the Corona crisis, the shipping time can vary. This is the only reason why the longer shipping times are given.
The price for your hipster STRIDA
City bike is included:
So you can take it with you on buses, trains or ferries without an extra ticket - even on the ICE, where bikes are otherwise not allowed.
A BICYCLE WILL FIND ITS PLACE
City life is getting faster and faster and living space is limited. So where do you go by bike? The stairwell is too narrow and there is no safe space in the backyard either. And who wants to put the bike in the already small apartment? STRiDA now puts an end to bulky. When folded, it only takes a few of your square centimeters.
Little storage space, maximum mobility - and thanks to the oil-free belt always a clean affair.
AND THE VEGETABLES NEW ROOMS
Today there is planting everywhere. On the roof, on the balcony or, if necessary, on the windowsill. Urban gardeners are conquering cities and small, creative kitchen gardens are popping up everywhere. And if you still don't have space for a few strawberry plants, you grab your STRiDA and take it to the nearest fruit and vegetable market.
THE ROAD IS YOUR CATWALK
Once a year, bike enthusiasts in London pay homage to their bikes in a particularly fashionable and charming way. During the “Tweed Run”, fans of cycling culture from the 1920s to 1940s - dressed in proper style - remember times gone by. Cities around the world, including Germany, are now following the British model and are organizing their own tweed runs. You can find out more about the original in London at tweedrun.com.
AND YOUR BIKE YOUR FASHION STATEMENT
Stylishly elegant through the city and attracting the attention of others - with your STRiDA as an extravagant accessory, this is very easy. Are you looking for new inspiration?
Photographer Horst A. Friedrich illuminates the current trends in the bicycle scene in his photo art book "Cycle Style". He portrays city dwellers who are enthusiastic about cycling and fashion, who couldn't be more different. What they all have in common: style and a love of the bike.
The delivery time may vary due to the manufacturer's specifications. Some of the features on the pictures shown may differ. The bicycles shown can be equipped with accessories that are subject to a surcharge. Errors and omissions excepted. All bicycles are approved for the German market (we do NOT sell any re-imports). Cancellation, return or exchange is not possible in the case of heavily discounted vehicles.
ENGLISH ARTICLE DESCRIPTION
Due to the Corona crisis, the shipping time may vary. This is the only reason why the longer shipping times are indicated.
The price for your Hipster STRIDA City-Bike is included:
- 19% sales tax
- Transfer and ancillary costs of the manufacturer
- delivery included
Highlights
18 "aluminum spoke rims
oil and wear-free kevlar belt drive
11.4 kg
folded size: 116 cm x 50 cm x 28 cm
adjustable saddle height (quick release)
side stand
Aluminum luggage rack
Disc brakes
Body weight up to 100kg
Your STRiDA weighs only between 9.5 and 13 kg and is considered a piece of luggage when folded. So you can take it with you on buses, trains or ferries without an extra ticket - even on ICE trains where bikes are not allowed.
A BICYCLE FINDS ITS PLACE
Life in the city is getting faster and faster and living space is limited. So where to go by bike? The staircase is too narrow and there is no safe place in the backyard. And who wants to put the bike in the already small apartment? STRiDA now puts an end to bulky. Folded together it needs only a few of your square centimeters.
Little storage space, maximum mobility - and always a clean thing thanks to the oil-free strap.
AND THE VEGETABLES NEW ROOMS
Today, planting is everywhere. On the roof, the balcony or even the windowsill. "Urban gardeners are conquering the cities and small, creative kitchen gardens are appearing everywhere. And if you still don't have room for a few strawberry plants, grab your STRiDA and drive to the nearest fruit and vegetable market.
THE STREET IS YOUR CATWALK
Once a year, cycling enthusiasts in London pay homage to their bikes in a particularly fashionable and charming way. At the "Tweed Run", fans of the cycling culture from the 1920s to 1940s - dressed in proper style - recall bygone times. Cities around the globe, including Germany, are now following the British example and organizing their own Tweed Runs. More about the original in London can be found at tweedrun.com.
AND YOUR BIKE YOUR FASHION STATEMENT
Going out on the town in fashionable elegance and catching the eye of others is effortless with your STRiDA as an extravagant accessory. Are you looking for new inspiration?
Photographer Horst A. Friedrich examines the current trends in the bicycle scene in his photo art book "Cycle Style". He portrays urban cyclists and fashion enthusiasts who couldn't be more different. What they all have in common: Style and the love for the bike.
The delivery time may vary due to manufacturer's specifications. Some equipment features on the pictures shown may vary. The bicycles shown may be equipped with accessories that are subject to surcharge. Subject to changes, errors and mistakes. All bikes are approved for the German market (we do NOT sell re-imports). Cancellation, return or exchange is not possible for strongly reduced bikes.
Once a year, bike enthusiasts in London pay homage to their bikes in a particularly fashionable and charming way. During the “Tweed Run”, fans of cycling culture from the 1920s to 1940s - dressed in proper style - remember times gone by. Cities around the world, including Germany, are now following the British model and are organizing their own tweed runs. You can find out more about the original in London at tweedrun.com. Once a year, cycling enthusiasts in London pay homage to their bikes in a particularly fashionable and charming way. At the "Tweed Run", fans of the cycling culture from the 1920s to 1940s - dressed in proper style - recall bygone times. Cities around the globe, including Germany, are now following the British example and organizing their own Tweed Runs. More about the o