Phoenix Bicycle PF 20 inch Aluminum Portable and Folding Bike with Disk Brake and Shimano 7 Speed (20 inch Folding)
Product Features
PORTABLE AND FOLDABLE, 20″ hand-welded alloy folding frame weights only 27 lb, Perfect for daily commute, Beach cruiser and school campus
READY IN SECONDS, Unfolds and ready to ride in seconds. No tools required. Folds up quickly for easy storage or travel.
SHIMANO GEARS and REVOSHFIT 7 -speed shimano drivetrain, geared practically for a variety of terrain makes it a perfect city bike, Revoshift shifts fast and precise
GET THE BEST OUT YOUR BIKE, Kenda tires numerous wide-spaced knobs with water dispersion channels give excellent traction with good rolling resistance, Large Mechanical disc brakes offer superb speed management
RIDE IN MINUTES, Phoenix folding Bike arrives practically fully assembled. Just follow the included instructions and you’re ready to ride
Great casual bike, fits in the trunk Have used this bike a few times now and think it does a great job for what it is.It’s been a couple of years since I’ve owned a bike, and my last was a non-folding generic mountain bike from Walmart. That bike was heavy and required a bike rack to transport. It broke down several years ago and I’ve been wanting to get a new one. Decided on a folding bike hoping that skipping the whole bike rack aspect would eliminate some friction (read: excuses) in terms of actually taking the bike…
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Great casual bike, fits in the trunk Have used this bike a few times now and think it does a great job for what it is.It’s been a couple of years since I’ve owned a bike, and my last was a non-folding generic mountain bike from Walmart. That bike was heavy and required a bike rack to transport. It broke down several years ago and I’ve been wanting to get a new one. Decided on a folding bike hoping that skipping the whole bike rack aspect would eliminate some friction (read: excuses) in terms of actually taking the bike…