However, they do offer up to a size 40/XL for men

Best Budget: Buzz Centris Pros Bike ships with decent front and rear racks, fenders, and hardwired lights for the price 4-inch wide tires handle gravel and hardpack very well Everything functions well enough Cons Least sophisticated components in the test Six speed gears with a twist grip is even more limited than the other seven-speed bikes in the test Cadence sensor pushes harder than necessary at low speeds making low speed maneuvers awkward Tiny control pad buttons are not glove-friendly Narrow handlebars making handling twitchy Grips dont lock so they can twist when tugged on Cable-actuated disc brakes are inferior to even the Bromptons rim brakes (and brakes are a bad place to save money) Key Features Motor: 500 watts Mileage: 40 Weight: 68 pounds Warranty: Two years (electronics), 10 years (frame) Price: $900 Class 2 (20mph) Cadence sensing only Thumb throttle What the Buzz Centris lacks in sophistication, it attempts to make up for in value

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