6 Responses to “A.N.T. Step-thru Boston Roadster”

• Rob Mackenzie says:
  

  Hi Alan… I’m not familiar with this front fender setup. What does the spring do in that fifth frame?

  Posted on 8.1.09 at 6:18 pm
• jdmitch says:
  

  Rob,

  that spring keeps the front wheel stabilized so it doesn’t flip around when you’re loading it.

  Posted on 8.1.09 at 7:19 pm
• Bob Baxter says:
  

  Is that an Ashtabula crank I see? Shades of the 40s!

  Posted on 8.2.09 at 4:19 am
• 2whls3spds says:
  

  Ashstabula cranks are damned durable. I never managed to break one when I was in my bicycle demolition years. Fairly simple to maintain too.

  Aaron

  Posted on 8.2.09 at 5:58 am
• Lovely Bicycle! says:
  

  I’ve been admiring ANT bikes since the beginning of the year. They are so well put together, and I just love the idea of a “Boston” roadster.

  Posted on 8.2.09 at 9:33 am
• Molnar says:
  

  Lovely, don’t forget to check out the ANT demo page. Right now there is a Dutch-style bike listed for only $1,200. It doesn’t have “Boston” in the name, but it was made in Holliston.

  Posted on 8.2.09 at 4:24 pm