- Utility
- Civia Halsted, from $879
- Yuba Mundo V4 and accessories
- El Mundo, the e-assist Yuba Mundo
- Surly Troll
- Surly Big Dummy
- Sun Atlas Cargo
- Torker Cargo-T with Nexus 8-speed or Nuvinci N360
- Buddy Bike: family cycling for kids with special needs
- Surly trailers: Bill & Ted
- ShuttleBug, handmade in Portland
- The Boxbike
- Which one is best for you?
- City
- Spot Brand Acme 11-speed or n360 w/CenterTrack carbon drive
- Civia Bryant 8-speed or 11-speed
- Spot Brand Ajax 8, 11, or n360 with Gates CenterTrack Carbon Drive
- Spot Brand Sprawl 8- or 11-speed
- Spot Brand Dualie with Carbon Drive
- Civia Loring 8-speed
- Norco Ceres 8, 11, or n360 with Carbon Drive
- Norco Vesta Carbon Drive single-, 8, 11, or n360
- Stop Cycles/One Ghost Industries Proletariat Carbon Drive 11/8/n360
- 2012 Norco CCX2: aluminum/carbon with disc brakes, $1199
- Soma Stanyan
- Touring & CX
- Other Products
- Services
- Deals!
- Extras
- Contact, etc.
Deals!
The Civia Bryant has been discontinued. We have only one Bryant left, a semi-custom-built 56 cm with silver Alfine 8-speed hub and matching Alfine dyno hub, silver rims instead of black, an Axiom Streamliner rear rack, and Axiom Phoenix fenders. $2050.
Buddy Bike Family Limited. with the continuously variable Nuvinci n360 hub. We have a demo model that we’ve marked down from $2025 to $1399, including foot pegs. This is the nicest model of the Buddy Bike. This one shows a few signs of wear.
A new 2011 Halsted marked down to $879; 2012 price is $1195.
The Norco Vesta single-speed belt-drive has an MSRP of $950. Because it’s a 2010 model, our price on all sizes is $799. That allows us to offer an 11-speed Alfine version for hundreds of dollars less than you’d expect to pay. The Vesta never got the attention it deserved in the US; Norco is mostly a Canadian and European brand, with a growing but still small presence here. You can change that! Or just take advantage of it.
Stop Cycles Proletariat complete builds (17″, , 22″ green or gray) are on sale for around a thousand bucks, depending on drivetrain and other components. Most are equipped with Alfine 8-speed and chain drive. Current builds on sale: 17″ green, 8-speed, chain drive, flat bars, mechanical disc brakes, $1099. Or a 22″ grey Prole with drop bars, 8-speed, chain drive, Versa levers, $1199. Other builds will feature n360 with chain drive. Alfine 11 and Rohloff are also possible. We have one now with an Alfine 8-speed and a Metropolis Patterson two-speed crankset for around $1300 (chain drive). As custom builds, these bikes were priced close to $2000. Shipping for the complete bike: about $125-145 with insurance. Shipping of Proletariat framesets, which are on sale for $299 ($479 MSRP): about $65 with insurance. This frame can handle chain or belt drive and can be either single-speed or geared with an internally geared hub and internally geared cranks, should you decide someday to gear up.
Hey! What’s this first-generation Nuvinci n171 hub still doing here? It’s new but has been built into a 700c wheel. $100 for the hub or the whole wheel. A very good hub for heavy-duty cargobike applications where e-assist is going to be used.
