Comfort Bikes - GT or Giant Hybrid or Cross Bikes
Giant Seek 1 hybrid bike 2011 Price was $1,499, but now just $1,199! |
A "city-smart" bike with powerful brakes and an ultra-sleek look. It is designed for urban use which really means you can use it for any type of riding, short of serious off-road. This really is a great bike to ride. It climbs well, rolls easily and feels so stable. Virtually everyone who has ridden one has been really impressed. It impresses me enough to want to buy one. On this year's Seek 1, we find features such as; Seek Pro ALUXX SL (Super Light) alloy frame, Shimano XT/Deore drivetrain (a classic mountain bike drivetrain that is very reliable and easy to use), Shimano hydraulic brakes that are super-efficient, Shimano Deore disc hubs and Mavic A317 Rims! It's also got Anti-theft skewers on the wheels to ensure your wheels don't get stolen if you lock your bike up in the city. Plus, this year's paint job just looks awesome! |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Roam XR1 Price is $1,199 |
Light and fast are the 2 most common requirements when it comes to most peoples bike selection criteria. Comfort and price are also quite high up as influencing factors. Colour is important for some, but the absolute first decision to be made when buying a bike is the answer to the question, "what style of bike best suits the type of riding I envisage doing?" There are very definately "horses for courses". Bike styles that are very focused toward one type of riding or another and often just the name is sufficient to point you in the right direction and your decision is made subconsciously without you actually being aware that you had made it. A Road Bike for instance is pretty self explanatory, or if you call it a racer that too pretty well sums up what the bike is intended for. Likewise, the term, Mountain Bike should need no explanation, but just as off road 4 wheel drive vehicles can be driven on road so can their 2 wheeled equivalent. The name Hybrid is a little less specific, it is a cross between a mountain bike and a road bike. Not as robust as a mountain bike but useable off road and not as light or fast as a road bike, but a good bike for riding on the road. A very popular type of bike for many people who ride on a variety of surfaces, but just a bit slow and sedate for anyone who enjoys some speed and a bike they can ride a bit aggressively. Hybrid bikes have been a staple of the bike market for many years now, evolving into the fairly staid, comfortable style of bike like the Giant Cypress. Fantastic for many people who's comfort is the main buying criteria. But some people want something a bit sportier, but still with 700c wheels and widish tyres, a bike that is pretty fast but is rugged enough to handle some trails and paths. A cross between a Cypress style hybrid and a Cross City style flat bar road bike. But one that doesn't look like grandpa's bike. Giant have recognised the growing interest in this style of bike and for the 2012 range have introduced the Roam range of bikes which will fill this void very nicely. The Roam is a bike that may well spend most of its time on road as a commuting bike, but will prove to be far more comfortable than the low posture positioning required from a road bike and yet not all that much slower. Road bikes are great for speed and distance, but if you like to ride on trails and dirt once in a while, the narrow tyres of a road bike aren't that suitable. Whereas the Roam has the perfect mix of stability, rugged durability, sporty riding position and can even be a bit of fun if you consider that it isn't all that much different from a 29er mountain bike. Just with narrower tyres. The Roam XR 1 is the upper model in the Roam range of bikes, and is a bike that will single handedly satisfy the needs of many mountain bike or road bike riders who wished they had something a bit more versatile for some of their riding. It has a fluid formed, double butted, super light aluminium frame which is a great base on which Giant have assembled a range of high end Shimano components in a 3 x 10 format giving the lucky rider 30 gears to choose from. Enough both in number and range to get you up the steepest hill or keep up with guys on road bikes. The light weight suspension forks are adjustable and feature a lock out option so that it can be turned off when the going isn't that rough. With sealed bearing hubs, stainless steel spokes, alloy rims and hydraulic disc brakes, the Roam XR 1 just may be the bike that sees you put away the road bike and mountain bike, only to be brought out on those days when a specialist is required. For 90% of the time this "hybrid hybrid" just may be the most perfectly versatile bike you've ridden. |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Seek 1 2012 Price is $1,099 |
In Melbourne there are bike paths running in almost every direction. If you wish to explore, you can travel round most of Melbourne without need of roads. The Giant Seek has been developed as an ideal bike for commuting, exploring bike paths and as a general run-around. There seems to be a rapidly developing interest in lightweight, fast commuters and the Seek answers this demand admirably. But it is much more than this, while it is of course very practical, it also looks so good. Whenever you ride it anywhere it seems to have that ability to draw admiring glances. It is probably a waste to confine it to the bike paths, maybe you could park it outside the coffee shop and take in a little of that admiration. The Seek 1 has a lightweight, top-of-the range frame and offers it at a price that your hip-pocket will smile at! With the same light weight ALUXX SL aluminium frame used in the Cross City 1 and 2, this superior alloy offers 18% more tensile strength than Giant's other proprietary alloy, ALUXX, used in the Seek 2 and 3. The end result? A frame made of thin-walled tubing that is both light and agile while retaining all the strength and durability of a heavier frame.The bike is sleek, yet robust. It is ideal for pretty much any riding other than racing or off-road use. It has a wide gear range to handle any sort of terrain. Because it has a tough wheel set it can be used over all types of surfaces, whether they be gravel, grass or paved. The bike is also set-up to take a rear rack so that you can load it up if need be. Most people will love the really clean look of the Seek, so may be hesitant to add anything that will detract from the superb lines of the bike. The brakes are Shimano hydraulic discs, a really responsive set of brakes, perfect if you are commuting or carrying any loads. The confidence that a great set of brakes gives is hard to describe, it is a great feeling knowing that you can stop quickly under any conditions, even in adverse weather conditions.The equipment is Shimano Deore. Shimano designed this for upper recreation, so you can be confident that the gear changing will be precise, with no missed changes, even if you are relatively new to cycling. Simply stated it will make changing gear a breeze. As with any bike we sell it comes with 12 months free service. This is not a limited sevice, we will do what is required to ensure that you are absolutely satisfied with your new purchase. This is a really lovely bike, best come and have a test ride. |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Roam XR 2 Price is $999 |
New to the Giant range for 2012 the Roam XR2 is a bike that may well result in other bikes in your fleet being used a little less often. Not a racer, it doesn't have drop handlebars or skinny tyres but it does have suspension forks and fatter tyres. But it's not a mountain bike, the tyres aren't that wide and the wheels are 700c. However it's not a hybrid either, or not in the form we've come to recognise as a hybrid over recent years. But it is a hybrid of sorts. A new style of bike which is a cross between a flat bar road bike and a hybrid, a lighter, faster, sportier hybrid. A fun hybrid. Hybrid bikes have been a staple of the bike market for many years now, evolving into the fairly staid, comfortable style of bike like the Giant Cypress. Fantastic for many people who's comfort is the main buying criteria. But some people want something a bit sportier, but still with 700c wheels and widish tyres, a bike that is pretty fast but is rugged enough to handle some trails and paths. A cross between a Cypress style hybrid and a Cross City style flat bar road bike. But not one that looks like grandpa's bike. Giant have recognised the growing interest in this style of bike and for the 2012 range have introduced the Roam range of bikes which will fill this void very nicely. The Roam is a bike that may well spend most of its time on road as a commuting bike, but will prove to be far more comfortable than the low posture positioning required from a road bike and yet not all that much slower. Road bikes are great for speed and distance, but if you like to ride on trails and dirt once in a while, the narrow tyres of a road bike aren't that suitable. Whereas the Roam has the perfect mix of stability, rugged durability, sporty riding position and can even be a bit of fun if you consider that it isn't all that much different from a 29er mountain bike. Just with narrower tyres. The Roam XR 2 has a super light aluminium alloy frame and is fitted with SR Suntour suspension forks which have a lockout option for when the going is real smoooooth. A great quality drive train based around a 27 speed Shimano Deore gear set will provide years of reliable service even under pretty severe riding conditions. But the Roam is built to be durable. Built to be ridden hard and fast. Built to be the bike that makes it hard for you to decide to take out one of your other bikes instead of it. |
Giant Seek 2 2010 & 2011 models. The retail price is $949, but we have them on special: $699 |
The Seek range of bicycles is designed to give you a combination of features most suited to urban riding. The disc brakes give you powerful, controlled braking in all weather conditions. Due to the intelligent frame design such as tucking the rear disc calliper inside the rear triangle of the bike, racks and mudguards may be easily fitted if desired. The tyres are fast-rolling, conserving your energy, and puncture resistant to give you peace of mind. There are reflective decals on the forks and stays to give you extra visibility at night. The wheels feature security skewers to prevent the theft of your wheels when your bike is locked up on the street. With smooth looking |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Seek 2 2012 Price is $799 |
The Giant Seek 2 is definitely not your run-of-the-mill commuting bike. It is made for city commuting, but still has some mountain bike components to make it stronger and the level of terrain to explore is a higher range than most bikes of this type. Taking a second to look at the different hazards of city riding compared to that of a mountain biker, for example, we find a few different parts of the bike more important. In the city you have a lot of people/cars/building etc. all packed into smaller spaces, making braking and steering very important features... Giant did keep that in mind when they designed this bike. The bike has disc brakes for smooth, efficient braking, a lightweight frame making it easier to maneuvre and steer, reflective paint making you more visible, a metal guard on the top tube to prevent scratching, puncture-resistant tyres and Giant double wall rims for sturdiness. Again the riding position is designed with urban commuting and recreational riding in mind. The seating position is efficient, yet sufficiently upright to have good vision at all times. It will not suit you if you have back or neck problem and need an upright position, but if you want to be able to really push hard climbing hills, yet be able to see what the traffic is doing around you, the riding position is ideal. But to get right down to the nitty-gritty, the bike rides really well, it simply feels great. People who take this baby out on a test ride always come back with a smile on their face. Now, if that doesn't make you jump in your car to come and test ride one, then how about the fact that it's now just $799! |
2010 Giant Seek S The price is $1,099, and now only $799. |
This is the most simple, practical bicycle you could desire. It is single speed so there is no gear changing to be concerned with. It has all the other features of the Giant Seek range. The Seek range of bicycles is designed to give you a combination of features most suited to urban riding. The disc brakes give you powerful, controlled braking in all weather conditions. Due to the intelligent frame design such as tucking the rear disc calliper inside the rear triangle of the bike, racks and mudguards may be easily fitted if desired. The tyres are fast-rolling, conserving your energy, and puncture resistant to give you peace of mind. There are reflective decals on the forks and stays to give you extra visibility at night. The wheels feature security skewers to prevent the theft of your wheels when your bike is locked up on the street. With smooth looking, lightweight ALUXX alloy frame, durable frame guards and stainless steel top tube protective band, this bike will be a pleasure to ride to work or out and about on weekends for years to come. |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Seek 3 Hybrid Bike 2012 Price is $699 |
Simplicity and economy combine in the Giant Seek 3 to produce a fast, nimble bike at excellent value! With a full-alloy frame coupled with durable cro-moly forks, Shimano disc brakes and full Shimano drivetrain of 24 gears, the Seek 3 has got to be one of the best value, urban bikes available. And because Giant knew this bike was going to be a hot favourite for cruising around town, they've included anti-theft skewers to ensure your wheels are still on the bike when you return from reclining in that plush suede couch in some dimly lit cafe where you'd been sipping latte. Yeah, this is the bike that's sure to be a popular favourite for the around-town rider who wants to go fast sometimes, slow and leisurely at other times, and knows value when they see it. Add to this Giant's life-time warranty on the frame, a two year parts warranty from Shimano and our exceptional 12-months of after-sales servicing and you'll be scratching your head wondering why you're still reading this screen and not already jumping in your car to come in and see what the fuss is about! What!? You're still here ... stop reading about it and ride the real thing. |
2011 Giant Transend 1 The price only $549. |
The top of the Transend range for 2011, the Transend 1 is ideal for anyone looking for a lighter recreational or commuting bike. It is actually an ideal commuting bike. The frame is lightweight alloy, and the bike is quite fast and easy to push. Don't get me wrong, it is no racer, but compared to the average hybrid bike, it is very fast and easy to push along. |
2010 Giant Transend 1 The retail price is $899. Now only $549 for all sizes. |
This was a new bike for 2010. The Giant Transend is the ideal commuting bike. Imagine being able to ride to work in light rain without ending up with a spray of water soaking your feet or back. It is so convenient having a rear rack that can handle a heavy load, and the saddle really represents "armchair comfort". The frame is lightweight and designed to allow lots of clearance while being robust enough to stand everyday use over rough surfaces. |
GT Traffic 1.0 Was $1099 now $699 |
GT Traffic 1.0. The GT Traffic Flat Bar Road Bike is a bike that has proven very successful over the past season. Sales have been so strong that the most common sizes of Medium and Large are now sold out. Extra Large are still available in small numbers. The good news for those who may be a little shorter is that we have ample Extra Small and Small models left to last us a little while longer. An extremely light weight bike, the Traffic is fitted with quite high quality components including Shimano Deore gears, Shimano hubs and hydraulic disc brakes. Described by GT as a city bike, the Traffic is a fast flat bar road bike aimed at the commuter or touring cyclist or anyone else who wants to travel some distance at speed. Fitted with pannier racks, it can just as easily become the workhorse lugging around some loaded pannier bags. Very stylishly finished in a dark blue colour the Traffic 1.0 looks as good as it goes. So if you are short, or very tall why not drop in and take a look. This is a lot of bike for just $699 and will be a pleasant surprise for those lucky enough to be in the height range to take advantage of this great price. Lots to suit ladies sizes. |
GT Transeo Limited. Price was $1099, now just $699! |
The GT Transeo Limited is an internal hub geared bike, with a hybrid style frame, front suspension and a tyre suitable for on or off-road use. |
2011 GT Traffic 2.0 Flat Bar Road Bike Was $849 now $649 |
TYPE OF FRAME GT Traffic 7000 series aluminum frame with hydroformed PG top tube, Internal cable routing, forged drop-outs with chainstay disc mounts, removable derailluer hanger and all braze ons, GT TT bumpers |
GT Traffic 2.0 Price was $949, now just $649 |
Designed for city use, the Traffic 2.0 features low maintenance internal hub gears. The hub is a Shimano Nexus 8 speed, which has a wide enough range for almost any city riding unless you happen to find a massive suburban incline. One of the advantages of an internal hub, is the ability to change gears when you are stationary so if you happen to stop at a set of lights and realise you are stuck in a gear too hard to start off again, simply select your desired gear and wait for the green! No problem.
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2011 GT Transeo 3.0 Hybrid Bike Price was $879, now just $599!
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TYPE OF FRAME New 2011 Transeo Triple Triangle 7000 series aluminum with sport fitness geometry. Hydroformed top tube, forged drop-outs with chainstay disc mounts, removable derailluer hanger, all braze ons |
2010 Giant Seek 3 The retail price was $799, but they're on special for $499! |
2010 Giant Seek 3 The Seek range of bicycles is designed to give you a combination of features most suited to urban riding. The disc brakes give you powerful, controlled braking in all weather conditions. Due to the intelligent frame design such as tucking the rear disc calliper inside the rear triangle of the bike, racks and mudguards may be easily fitted if desired. The tyres are fast-rolling, conserving your energy, and puncture resistant to give you peace of mind. There are reflective decals on the forks and stays to give you extra visibility at night. The wheels feature security skewers to prevent the theft of your wheels when your bike is locked up on the street. With smooth looking, lightweight ALUXX alloy frame and durable frame guards, this bike will be a pleasure to ride to work or out and about on weekends for years to come. Test ride one today. |
NEW! Latest 2012 Model2012 Giant Cypress 1. Now just $599! |
2012 Giant Cypress 1 The Giant Cypress range is, without a doubt, our most popular hybrid range. Let me explain why, starting with this bike, the Giant Cypress 1. |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Roam Hybrid Bike Price $549 |
Hybrid bikes have been a staple of the bike market for many years now, evolving into the fairly staid, comfortable style of bike like the Giant Cypress. Fantastic for many people who's comfort is the main buying criteria. But some people want something a bit sportier, but still with 700c wheels and widish tyres, a bike that is pretty fast but is rugged enough to handle some trails and paths. A cross between a Cypress style hybrid and a Cross City style flat bar road bike. But not one that looks like grandpa's bike. Giant have recognised the growing interest in this style of bike and for the 2012 range have introduced the Roam range of bikes which will fill this void very nicely. The Roam is a bike that may well spend most of its time on road as a commuting bike, but will prove to be far more comfortable than the low posture positioning required from a road bike and yet not all that much slower. Road bikes are great for speed and distance, but if you like to ride on trails and dirt once in a while, the narrow tyres of a road bike aren't that suitable. Whereas the Roam has the perfect mix of stability, rugged durability, sporty riding position and can even be a bit of fun if you consider that it isn't all that much different from a 29er mountain bike. Just with narrower tyres. Such a versatile bike, the Roam rides well on roads and can take curb jump every now and then as well as some slipping and sliding if you push it hard on the cycle paths. Giant have done a really good job selecting the most suitable components, with 700c wheels and tyres that are wide enough with some tread for average trails, but narrow enough for good road speed, the Roam is a bike for both worlds of cycling and with 7 sizes over both a mens and ladies range, the Roam will suit the riding situations and needs of many riders. With 27 speed gearing the Roam really is a go anywhere bike and could also be considered as a pretty good touring option. Not for hardcore mountain trails. Not for racing along Beach Road. But perfect for that in between riding many of us do. Some off road, some on. Some slower riding but also times when speed is required. |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Transend 1 2012 Price $549 |
The top of the Transend range for 2012, the Transend 1 is ideal for anyone looking for a lighter recreational commuting bike. It is actually an ideal commuting bike. The frame is lightweight alloy, and the bike is quite fast and easy to push. Dont get me wrong, it is no racer, but compared to the average hybrid bike, it is very fast and easy to push along. The riding position is very relaxed, and while it is not upright, it seems to be great for suburban recreational riding. The straight blade forks give precise steering and are a huge weight saving over the suspension forks generally fitted to a hybrid in the $400-$1000 price range. As the riding position places most of the weight on your bottom, the absence of front suspension is not a problem for most of us. The Alloy V-brakes provide good, reliable braking and the gears are Shimano Alivio, which give precise, simple gear shifting for most recreational riding. The Transend 1 gives you a wider range of gears to choose from, and just a better quality gear system. The bike actually comes with a Giant Unity saddle (very comfy), alloy fenders & a rack. So it's got the extras many people desire, and these extras would normally cost around $130 for something of this quality! The Transends were designed to be "up there" in the comfort range for 2012, and they have definitely achieved this status. For under $600, you get a comfortable, extremely versatile bike that could be used for any type of riding. Come and test ride one today. |
Giant Transend 2 hybrid bike 2011 Marked down to $429! |
Giant Transend 2 hybrid bike 2011. Melbourne has joined the ranks of sophisticated cities like Paris and London where motor vehicles, public transport and bicycles co-exist as critical transport options. Local bike lanes and paths have now reached a point where more commuter cyclists can relieve pressure on stretched road and public transport systems. For just $599, Giant has met these new priorities with one of their most practical and stylish bikes ever. Young commuter cyclists have started a welcome new trend, reviving old bikes for their comfort, ease of riding and low theft risk. Riding a classic, older bike in everyday clothes has suddenly become chic. Yet as older bikes have become more sought-after, most have become too valuable as an everyday commuter. Giant’s new Transend commuter bike range addresses this by combining classic style and detailing with modern lightweight technology, reliability, and surprisingly little outlay. Before riding the $599 Giant Transend 2, I was expecting a cheap heavy clunker pretending to be an original Malvern Star or Raleigh. Instead, I found myself astride an unexpectedly light and comfortable bike that I would be happy to ride every day. Three longer journeys including Heidelberg to Box Hill and return, Heidelberg to Macleod, Preston, Brunswick and return, Heidelberg to Fairfield, Docklands, Footscray and Kensington and return plus other sundry trips soon added up to at least 300km over a week. Melbourne weather also threw everything it could at both the bike and me yet it didn’t feel like a tough week of riding. Dismissing the Transend as just another hybrid or city bike won’t work when it is neither. Its 700X35C tyres are fatter than a hybrid’s. Its longer wheelbase adds extra luggage space behind the rider while spreading weight and generating amazing low speed stability. The upright riding position makes it easier to scan what’s ahead and behind. Because it won’t stretch your good street clothes, it can be a lycra-free zone. The Transend also has quality front and rear mudguards that actually work. A substantial luggage rack offers slots for basic panniers and a flat platform that will support a large basket or other bulky cargo. A three-strap bungee attachment system is also provided although care is needed while clipping or unclipping it. So what’s it really like to ride? Different, if you are coming from a road bike or hybrid. The riding position is not far from a vertical walking position which places most of your weight on the cushy seat. I hadn’t ridden a bike before the Transend where I needed to give the seat some rearward tilt. Even if my head kept telling me this shouldn’t work, the rest of me found it very comfortable. The flat pads on the handlebars for your palms are a clever addition as the riding position allows you to rest your hands on the handlebars, not clutch them. The Transend is set up to get you to work or the local shops in style, unflustered and pain-free. For those who suffer shoulder or neck complaints, this bike could be what you were waiting for. Although riding upright can generate more wind resistance than normal, this is not a big issue at commuter speeds. The smooth-shifting 24 gears make light work of 10-20km commutes and it is just as comfortable on gravel, choppy bitumen or sealed trails. The cushy seat, fatter tyres and extra rake of the front forks isolates road shock and makes heavy front shocks redundant. Some riders might choose to replace the basic pedals for a combination cleat and flat pedal design as I did. Otherwise, it’s all there ready to go which leaves plenty up your sleeve for a decent lock, lights, helmet and a set of cheap panniers. If it comes to that, it might be worth haggling with us for an all-inclusive deal. |
2010 Giant Transend 2 The retail price was $599. Marked down to $429! |
If you ride to work, then the Giant Transend is probably the ideal bike for you. With mudguards, rear rack and extremely comfortable seat, this bicycle is the perfect commuter bike. |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Cypress 2 Hybrid Bike 2012 Price $499 |
This is the comfortable all-rounder if there ever was one! Great lightweight frame. Excellent Shimano 24 gear drivetrain and brake system ensure easy riding with durability and comfort in knowing that it is well up to the task of the trails or paths you choose to traverse. Another similar style of bike from Giant is the Trail Glide which is slightly more stable due to its smaller diameter wheels and wider tyres. Nice rounded tyres with inbuilt puncture resistance, plus a wide soft saddle on top of a suspension seat post ensure you are well isolated from those bumps and ruts that cross your path. An excellent lockable front suspension fork gives you the ability to climb hills with more ease and to push for speed on the flat or turn it on and let it soak up the bumps of your favourite trail with out shaking your fillings out!! This bike has plenty of mounting points for racks and baskets so can be turned into a cheap efficient shopping bus or a perfect commute to Uni or work with requisite change of clothes, lunch or laptop/books for study; baby seat perhaps?? The options are limitless!! Backed with a lifetime warranty on the frame from Giant and the excellent benefits of 12 months free servicing from our experienced workshop team builds confidence that this is a wonderful package that will go the distance!! Test ride today!! |
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Really the only difference between the Cypress 2 and the Cypress 1 is the gear system! The Giant Cypress 2 has all the same features as the Cypress 1, and is still a totally amazing hybrid bike that has been a best-seller for some time in our shop. This year the Cypresses are looking mighty-fine and well decked-out. The quality as always is excellent, so you can be assured you can ride without attention on gears that don't work well, or maybe brakes that you cant be sure will stop you. This bike will be a pleasure to ride, so you will be more inclined to get out and do it. |
Giant Via hybrid bike 2011 Price is $499! |
More interested in a bike for cruising around, rather than out for performance? Well, this bike is great. |
GT Traffic 3.0 Price was $649, now just $449! |
Want a bike that is relatively light, easy to push and comfortable? The GT Traffic 3 is likely to fit the bill. The aluminium frame is quite light, and because it is not fitted with suspension the weight is kept at a minimum. This means that the bike feels light and rolls along well. The bike is ideal for bike paths or any relatively smooth surface where suspension is not only not required, but can make a bike heavier and less efficient to ride. |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Transend 2 2012 |
Would you like a bike that is inexpensive, but light, comfortable and easy to use? The Transend 2 could well be the bike for you. The bike is exceptionally light for the $500 price tag. The gears are easy to use, requiring only very light pressure to change and the shift is precise, not at all what you might expect from an inexpensive bike. There is a great gear range, there is a suitable gear for virtually any terrain, whether you are climbing Mount Buffalo or cruising along the bike track at St Kilda, you can easily find a suitable gear.The riding position is upright and very comfortable, not at all suited if you wish to race, but for commuting or recreational riding it is ideal. It has a broad cushy saddle, designed to sit upright (or nearly so) the handlebars are set up so your hands rest on the bars, rather than have to carry your weight. Much easier on the wrists and hands. Because you sit upright you can see everything around you, so its ideal for scenic bike tracks or negotiating city traffic. This bike is fun to use, sure its no high performance machine, but most of us don't require that, a comfortable bike that is light and easy to use is generally more important. Why not come along for a test ride, and find out for yourself? |
2010 Giant Cypress 2 Price was $499, now just $389! |
The Giant Cypress 2 Hybrid Bike is the comfortable all-rounder if there ever was one! Great lightweight frame, excellent Shimano Acera 24 gear, drivetrain and brake system ensure easy riding with durability and comfort in knowing that it is well up to the task of the trails or paths you choose to traverse. |
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Are you looking for a bike that you can cruise around on, whether that be bike paths, roads or easy-going off-road surfaces? If so, the Giant Cypress 3 sounds like a great option for you. This bike has a longer wheel base than the Cypress 1 & 2, making the ride more "cruisy", with softer steering. This bike still has the ALUXX alloy comfort frame, taking some of the road shock before it gets to you. The RST Sofi front suspension forks with 50mm travel make the bike a joy to ride, with minimal jolting. It also gives you the freedom to go on reasonably smooth off-road surfaces without having to worry about damaging the bike (or you), as the suspension will absorb it. It has Shimano Altus/Tourney gears and Alloy V brakes. And just to top it off, there's extra suspension in the seat pillar! |
GT Traffic 4.0 Price was $499, now just $349! |
The GT Traffic 4 is a perfect entry level bike for most people to explore cycling, and help decide whether it is for them. |
NEW! Latest 2012 ModelGiant Cypress 3 Hybrid Bike 2012. Price is $399
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With a new light-weight frame, the Cypress 3 is the easiest way to get around. |
2010 Giant Suede The retail price was $599. On Sale for $399. |
Now this is the epitome of comfort! The raised handlebars with their comfortable grips, the wide luxuriously padded and contoured seat, and the low standover height make mounting this bike just like relaxing into your favourite armchair. But in this armchair you can go places and get some exercise while you enjoy the scenery. If you're off for a daytrip along one of the many bike paths around town, you can strap your picnic basket onto the strong rear carrier. The Alloy frame is light and durable. The wide tyres and front suspension add to the comfort, absorbing jolts and vibrations from uneven surfaces even when riding over a bit of rough stuff. The quality Shimano 21 speed gears and Tektro V-brakes give you all the control you need. The Suede is a beautifully designed recreational bike for those that are more interested in comfort and style rather than speed. |
Giant Via Single Speed bike 2011. Price is $399 |
This is a bike designed for simplicity and just for cruising around, certainly not for performance. |
2010 Alamode CRS City The retail price is $399 and now only $329. |
Much like it's brother - the Alamode CRS 1.0 - this bike has comfy seats and a cushy saddle for your "toosh" on those bike rides. Whether you are a frequent rider or someone who pulls it out of the garage every now and then on a nice sunny day, this is a great bike for cruising around the bike paths of Melbourne. The frame is Alloy making it nice and light. |
2010 Alamode FBR 1.0 Marked down from $399 to just $299! |
This is a very economical flat bar road bike. With quality components, this bike will give you a reliable 'no fuss' bike that will get you around on city streets and bike paths. |
Alamode CRS 1.0 Price was $399, but now just $299! |
New to our range of bikes in 2010, the Alamode CRS 1.0 has proven to be popular, probably mainly because of its price, but even so it is certainly one comfortable hybrid bike! Made with a comfy saddle and suspension to give you a smooth ride on city streets and bike paths, with Shimano components, it makes for a great comfort bicycle that won't let you down at the most important moments! This bike is totally recommended for anyone who just wants a real no-fuss, get-on-and-ride-it, kind of a comfort bike! It's comfy and zippy. What else do you need in a comfort bike? |
SIZE CHART
XS suits 150cm - 167cm
S suits 164cm - 175cm
M suits 172cm - 185cm
L suits 185cm - 195cm
XL suits 190cm - 200cm
For additional variety see our range of comfort mountain bikes!










































