Replacement Bike [Step-thru, IGH, Dyno]

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  • #1100831
    FFX_Hinterlands
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    I just sold a bike of that description a few months ago. I would be that Bikes@Vienna might have something.

    #1100833
    Dewey
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    Chris, sorry about your wife’s bike being stolen. Here are suggestions for European city bikes with some of the features you want and enclosed chain case:

    Pashley Princess (Bicycle Space are a Pashley dealer)

    Gazelle Tour Populair (Daily Rider are a Gazelle dealer)

    Velo-ce Draisina Classic (J.C. Lind in Chicago)

    Alternatively maybe something more modern like a Priority Turi (from NYC) with Gates belt drive, an Enviolo/Nuvinci hub, and hydraulic disk brakes, and have Peter White Cycles in New Hampshire build you a wheel around a dynohub and supply a complete lighting system.

    #1100835
    LhasaCM
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    @Dewey 193702 wrote:

    Alternatively maybe something more modern like a Priority Turi (from NYC) with Gates belt drive, an Enviolo/Nuvinci hub, and hydraulic disk brakes, and have Peter White Cycles in New Hampshire build you a wheel around a dynohub and supply a complete lighting system.

    The Daily Rider (and I’m sure other local bike shops) also could build/install a dynohub wheel/lighting system. They quoted a rough ballpark of $450 to rebuild a wheel with a dynamo hub (less than that with a less expensive hub). https://twitter.com/TheDailyRiderDC/status/1179220644535373830

    For the original question: is there a particular price point you’re trying to live within?

    #1100837
    chris_s
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    @Dewey 193702 wrote:

    Chris, sorry about your wife’s bike being stolen. Here are suggestions for European city bikes with some of the features you want and enclosed chain case:

    Dewey, this was fantastically helpful. Thank so much.

    The Pashley Princess and Gazelle Tour Populair both look like great potential options. Once I have a better idea of how to move forward with our insurance company, I’ll talk to Bicycle Space and the Daily Rider.

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