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Item 776286
Specification | Description |
| Frame | High-tensile steel |
| Fork | Lugged steel |
| Crankset | Alloy 38 tooth |
| Bottom bracket | Sealed cartridge |
| Shifters | Shimano Revo |
| Brakes | Coaster |
| Rims | Alloy |
| Front hub | Alloy 36 hole |
| Rear hub | Shimano Nexus, 3-speed |
| Tires | City 700x40 |
| Handlebar | Steel custom bend |
| Stem | Alloy/steel |
| Seat post | Steel pillar |
| Saddle | Retro leather with springs |
| Pedals | Resin |
| Headset | Steel threaded |
| Chain | KMC 410 |
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Comments about Electra Amsterdam Classic 3 Women's Bike - 2008:
Since picking up the bike a week ago, I have commuted to work every day. It's only 8 miles round-trip, and the route includes a few rolling hills. The three speed internal hub is more than enough to tackle the hills. The riding posture is great--upright and comfy. My Basil panniers fit well on the sturdy rear rack. The fenders are metal. Two things could be improved: the rear light is rather dim and does not have a flashing mode and the left skirt guard (plastic) never fit quite right and ripped off yesterday. I'm hopeful that the new one will fit more snugly. Having recently ridden a Gazelle (a Dutch bike) for a week in the Netherlands, I was pleased with the stiffer steering of the Electra.
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