Deals!

Special winter pricing is now in effect for two of our belt-drive models. The Norco Ceres is on an end-of-season sale: $1199 for the 8-speed (MSRP $1374), $1774 for the 11-speed. And the Civia Bryant is $200 off, at $1650 for the 8-speed. An 11-speed CenterTrack upgrade is available.

Buddy Bike Family Limited. with the continuously variable Nuvinci n360 hub. We have a demo model that we’ve marked down from $2025 to $1499, including foot pegs. This is the nicest model of the Buddy Bike.
A Civia Halsted cycletruck that’s served as a demo bike for awhile is marked down to $979 from $1125. It’s good as new and comes with a full warranty.

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 $1599 with flat bars or $1799 with drop bars, compressionless cable housing, and Versa shifters. 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″, 19″, 22″; green or gray) are on sale for around $1100-1200, depending on 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 19″ grey Prole with drop bars, 8-speed, chain drive, J-Tek bar-end shifter, $1199.  Other builds will feature n360 with chain drive. Alfine 11 and Rohloff are also possible. As custom builds, these bikes would be 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, should you decide someday to gear up.

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