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320,– to 400,–

Standard city bikes are designed for general urban riding, with upright seating and basic gearing.

They suit most city riders looking for a comfortable, reliable option for daily commutes and errands.

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270,– to 340,–

Dutch bikes feature a step-through frame, full fenders, and an upright riding position.

Ideal for relaxed city riding, they offer maximum comfort and are especially convenient for short trips, shopping, or riding in everyday clothes.

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230,– to 1000,–

Folding bikes are compact models that can be quickly folded for storage or transport.

Perfect for commuters who need to combine cycling with public transport or have limited storage space at home or the office.

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490,– to 2100,–

Uses a rotor attached to the wheel hub and calipers to provide braking power.

Offers consistent performance in wet or muddy conditions, making it suitable for all-weather commuting.

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270,– to 360,–

Applies braking force directly to the wheel rim using brake pads.

Lightweight and easy to maintain, ideal for flat city areas and occasional riders.

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460,– to 570,–

Engages by pedaling backward, with the braking mechanism built into the rear hub.

Simple to use and requires minimal hand strength, making it a good choice for casual rides or those with limited hand mobility.

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890,– to 1200,–

Uses fluid pressure to transfer force from the brake lever to the caliper, often found in hydraulic disc or rim brakes.

Delivers strong, smooth, and low-effort braking, recommended for frequent city riders seeking reliable stopping power with minimal maintenance.

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340,– to 890,–

Uses an external gear system with a chain and multiple sprockets for a wide range of speeds.

Offers quick and precise shifting, making it ideal for varying terrain or riders who want flexibility and lighter weight.

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490,– to 640,–

Features an enclosed gear system built into the rear wheel hub, often allowing shifting while stationary.

Requires less maintenance and is protected from weather and dirt, making it practical for year-round city commuting.

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270,– to 490,–

Single-speed setup with no gear changes required.

Best for flat city routes or riders who prefer low maintenance and simplicity.

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360,– to 570,–

Offers a small range of gears, usually managed by a simple shifter.

Good for moderate inclines or mixed city terrain, providing flexibility without complexity.

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640,– to 1100,–

Provides a wide range of gears for varying conditions and gradients.

Ideal for hilly routes or riders who want more control over their pedaling effort in diverse city environments.

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400,– to 640,–

Lightweight frame makes carrying the bike up stairs or onto public transport simpler.

Ideal for riders who prioritize portability and have limited storage space or need to lift the bike frequently.

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270,– to 490,–

Offers a balance between durability and manageable weight for most users.

Well-suited for regular urban commutes where occasional lifting is required, offering stability without being overly heavy.

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340,– to 610,–

Heavier build often includes added features like racks, baskets, or electric assistance.

Best for those who value extra comfort or need to carry cargo, but less practical if you frequently need to lift your bike.