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Claud Butler Explorer 1.0EQ Distributor: Tandem Group Cycles


The Explorer 1.0EQ, also available with low-step frame, the EQuipped version comes as standard with full length mudguards and a rear carrier. The attention to rider comfort doesn’t end there, with ergonomic grips, a well-padded hybrid saddle and front suspension forks also keeping things smooth. At just £399, this 18-speed alloy hardtail represents excellent value.


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Frappé Bikes FSC 262 Distributor: Chicken CycleKit


The FSC 262 is equipped with the Shimano Steps E6100 motor and Magura HS11 hydraulic rim brakes. It has classic styling mixed with practicality coming from the front basket, integrated Spanninga Pling lights and the steering lock. An excellent commuter, brilliant weekend tourer and ideal for popping to the shops.


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Forme Atlow 7S Distributor: Moore Large


A practical bike can also look cool without attracting too much attention. The slender steel tubes and the retro styling of the Atlow combine fashion and function in a well-rounded, fun bike. Cruising to the coffee shop or commuting to the office, the Atlow is for those who want to travel in style. With seven gears, full mudguards to keep you clean and a kickstand, it’s a practical yet desirable bike for whatever journey you choose.


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Tern Bicycles Link B8 Distributor: Moore Large


Replacing more car trips with bike trips should be uncomplicated, fun, and affordable. Perfect for city travel, the Link B8 combines eight-speed gearing, mechanical disc brakes for all-weather riding, and luggage sockets compatible with front racks, baskets, or bags. Designed with convenience in mind, the B8 folds in under 10 seconds to fit under desks or onboard public transport.


NEED 50 | February 2022


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