Civia Bryant IGH Belt

As a follow-up to the post the other day on Civia’s new models for 2010, here’s an alternate photo of the Bryant, this one outfitted with an internal gear hub, belt drive, rack and fenders.

As a follow-up to the post the other day on Civia’s new models for 2010, here’s an alternate photo of the Bryant, this one outfitted with an internal gear hub, belt drive, rack and fenders.

The Flik is a new folding bike from Jango for 2010. From the Press release:
The new Jango Flik is one of the easiest, quickest and most convenient folding bikes in the world! Flik is designed for people who commute to the city by car or public transportation and want a stylish compact folder with the handling sureness of a full-sized bicycle. The Flik is the perfect way to maximize mobility in the urban environment and an enjoyable way to move about the city.
The Flik’s innovative hydra-formed frame features the patented VertiLink folding mechanism which offers three useful utility positions: 1) Riding, 2) Shuttling and 3) Storage. Flik folds quickly and can transform from riding to shuttling in only 2 seconds which provides a maneuverable, compact profile when walking the bike to board a train, take the elevator or park right next to your office desk. It takes as little as 4 seconds to change from riding mode to storage mode when it’s time to place Flik inside your car trunk or in the home closet. Its rear rack, trunk bag and carry bag allow you to take the bike anywhere you like to travel.
As a member of the Jango MAB (Multi-Activity Bicycle) family, the Flik bike also comes with standard features that provide added comfort, safety and security. Jango bikes are equipped with the innovative Allay saddle with integrated air cushion for comfortable support; Ergon ergonomic grips for supreme hand comfort; dual-fit folding pedals for riding with casual shoes; front & rear LED lights for visibility; and a personal identity head badge and brake-lock for anti-theft security. And with Flik’s finely adjustable rear suspension, stable touring bike geometry and multi-speed gear ratios (50-tooth front chainring and 11-28 rear cassette) you can pedal to your destination in total comfort with minimum effort. The new Jango Flik is all about mobility. It simplifies moving from one place to the next with a completely user-friendly, integrated design. Commute, travel, enjoy — Flik is the way you go.
There are 5 models available. Specs as follows:
This is a cool looking folder. I hope to have one for review later this year.
Jango →
Jango Flik Catalog [7mb PDF] →


And, of course, we have the Civia Hyland and Breezer Finesse, both of which we’ve reviewed here. Unlike the others shown below at lower price points, these two are spec’d with the full Alfine group, including hydraulic disc brakes, crankset, dyno hub, etc.

While we’re looking at Alfine-equipped city bikes, here’s the Trek Soho. Aluminum frame and fork, Alfine IGH with Gates belt drive, chain guard, painted fenders. List price $1149.99.
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For 2010 Bianchi steps into the Alfine IGH-equipped city bike ring with their Milano Alfine. Standard features include an Alfine IGH with RapidFire shifter, aluminum frame and fork, chain guard, fenders, kickstand, and V-brakes. List price is $799.
Bianchi →

Raleigh is showing an interesting new model for 2010 called the “Alley Way”. It’s a Cro-Mo framed city bike with Alfine IGH, Gates belt drive, Brooks saddle, and matching fenders. MSRP $1425.
Raleigh →
