Retrospec Bicycles Speck Folding Single-Speed Bicycle, Matte Black, 20-Inch
Retrospec Bicycles has been a leading manufacturer of urban and commuter bicycles since 2008. While we have successfully launched bicycles of all kinds, our “less is more” mentality always leads us back to a simple single-speed drive train and ultra-light aluminum frame. The Retrospec Speck is a foldable single-speed that operates on a coaster brake which allows you to stop easily by pedaling backward. No brake cables or shifters are necessary so this bike is simple and easy to maintain, ride, carry and put away in a small space. Ergonomic grips and the famous Retrospec saddle make this a luxurious bike that will make each ride comfortable. The Speck is recommended for riders ranging from 4’8 to 6’6, under 240 lbs.
Product Features
- Folding single-speed bike with rear coaster brake perfect for riding around the city, easy to carry and store in small spaces
- Ideal for commuting or exercise on paths that are mostly flat or smaller hills
- Lightweight Aluminum frame is up to 30% lighter than steel or chromoly
- 20″ Wheels with Kenda Kwest commuter tires with smooth rounded tread with large water dispersion grooves
- Folding time of 10 seconds with folding handlebar tube, top-tube and pedals
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Expect to replace broken or missing from the shipment My experience with riding Retrospec bikes has overall been great. My reason for the low rating is that I’ve noticed a trend of missing or broken parts with the contents of their shipped bikes.On my first bike from Retrospec there was a chewed up inner tube that would not hold air that needed to be replaced prior to being able to ride it I can’t imagine how this could have passed QC before being packed because the tube was clearly defective as opposed to being damaged during…
A real bargain This is exactly what I wanted in a folding bike for our travel trailer in Mexico – something so simple and dustproof that nothing can go wrong, able to go at least 2 miles on the worst dirt roads, and so compact I won’t resent the space it takes when stored. That it is also very economical compared to many folding bikes is a bonus. (I’ve had several multi-speed folding Dahons, and had trouble keeping the chain in place on all of them. Multi-speeds aren’t much of an advantage when the chain on a…
Note to Retrospec: put a three speed inhub on this thing.i move boats. just did a 2 month, 6 country trip. i bought this, the lightest weight bike with non-rust (mostly aluminum) parts on the market.i loved this bike. i whipped it ashore, quick unfold and i was off through the jungle. well, usually just quick trips to customs/marina office/parffts acquisition, etc.. but i did a 20 kilometer ride through the jungle to explore a fort and video’d monkeys…