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urban lady bike Firmstrong Urban Lady 3 SpeedThe Firmstrong Urban Womens 3 Speed Beach Cruiser Bike is a perfect blend of classic cruiser style and modern functionality, making it a popular choice for recreational riders. Its clean and simple classic frame design captures the timeless aesthetic of a traditional cruiser, while the addition of gears enhances its versatility for a variety of riding conditions. Equipped with a Shimano Nexus 3 speed internal gear system, this bike makes shifting

The Firmstrong Urban Women’s 3-Speed Beach Cruiser Bike is a perfect blend of classic cruiser style and modern functionality, making it a popular choice for recreational riders. Its clean and simple classic frame design captures the timeless aesthetic of a traditional cruiser, while the addition of gears enhances its versatility for a variety of riding conditions.

Equipped with a Shimano Nexus 3-speed internal gear system, this bike makes shifting effortless and smooth. Unlike traditional derailleur systems, all gear changes occur inside the rear wheel hub, which eliminates the need for the chain to move. This innovative design reduces maintenance and minimizes the risk of mechanical issues, allowing you to enjoy worry-free rides.

The gear system is designed to meet the needs of casual riders. The first gear offers minimal resistance, making it ideal for climbing hills or starting from a stop. The second gear provides a balanced resistance level, perfect for cruising at a steady pace between 5 to 15 miles per hour. The third gear delivers higher resistance, enabling you to reach speeds of 15 to 25 miles per hour on flat terrain or downhill stretches. This range of gears ensures a comfortable and efficient ride, whether you’re tackling inclines, cruising along scenic paths, or speeding down straightaways.

The Urban Women’s 3-Speed Beach Cruiser is built with comfort and simplicity in mind, making it an excellent choice for riders who want a reliable bike for leisurely rides around the neighborhood, beach, or park. Its thoughtful design and intuitive gear system make it accessible for riders of all skill levels, while its classic cruiser look adds a touch of elegance to every ride.

If you’re searching for a stylish and functional women’s beach cruiser that can handle a variety of terrains, the Firmstrong Urban 3-Speed is a fantastic option.


  • Frame: Firmstrong Hi-Ten Steel Classic Cruiser Frame Design
  • Frame Size: 15.5 in
  • Fork: Rigid Fork Steel
  • Wheels: Alloy Rim 26"×1.75"×14G×36H
  • Tires: 26" × 2.125" Black Tire with White Wall
  • Hub: Front Steel 36H / Rear Shimano Nexus hub 
  • Spokes:14G Stainless Steel
  • Crankset: Forged One Piece Crank, 40T Chainwheel
  • Chain: KMC
  • Bottom Bracket: OPC Type
  • Pedals: Resin Block
  • Derailleurs: Shimano Nexus Internal 3sp
  • Shiftlevers: Shimano Nexus 3sp
  • Freewheels: Shimano 18T
  • Brake: Shimano Coaster Brake
  • Handlebar: Steel 680mm wide Classic Cruiser Steel; Chrome Plated
  • Stem: Alloy φ22.2mm E:100mm
  • Grips: Synthetic Leather
  • Saddle: Classic Padded Dual Spring Saddle
  • Seat Post: Steel 25.4mm x 300mm
  • Seat Clamp: Alloy
  • Kickstand: Steel
  • Weight of the Bike: 34.5lbs
  • Recommended Rider Height: Fits riders 5 feet 2 inch – 5 feet 11inch Tall

 



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