Elops 100 Low Frame City Bike, Black

Great looking bike single gear my daughter seems to manage well and plus you�re upright giving that extra comfort when you ride. Overall good value for money

Great comfy bike that my daughter loves for getting to school , had a front basket fitted for her bag and the standard mud guards are so much better than any mountain bike ones

I love the step through frame

Bought for �180 a year ago. Using as a daily commuter in London. Would definitely recommend it as a perfect city bike. Pros: - One gear! Perfect for mostly flat cities. No derailleur - no problems with it. Quieter, simple, reliable. This is something I was specifically looking for. The gear ratio feels right. - Comfortable riding position and saddle. I don�t fully understand people who use mountain bikes or road bikes around town. On city bikes, you sit upwards or slightly inclined forward but do not lay on your bike, which is super uncomfortable in a city. (I ride a mountain bike for many years - on hilly off-roads.) - Step-through low frame. OMG. This is such a relief when you don�t have to practice karate to get on your bike, especially when you have a basket or bags at the back. It�s super easy to get on and off the bike, which you�ll do a lot in a busy city. - Not interesting for bike thieves, I believe, as it�s super simple and plain. Also, everything on this bike is bolted together, so one can�t just steal your saddle or wheel without any sort of tools. - Lights are super cheap and simple but work just fine. - Weight is fine. It�s not lightweight, but it�s definitely not as heavy as some city bikes can be. - It comes with mudguards and a chain protector, so your clothes won�t be covered in dirt on a rainy day, and your trousers won�t get stuck in the chain. - The ride feels smooth and quiet. - Price. Cons: - No pannier rack. This is a must-have for a commute bike, so you have to buy it separately. I had a bit of a hard time trying to figure out which one would fit this bike. Elops 100 Bike Pannier Rack 24-28” fits perfectly. Also, I�ve tried both front and rear baskets, and as much as I loved them, I gave up and bought pannier bags. They are so much easier to use and also much more stable in terms of weight distribution. - Tyres became totally degraded within less than a year. Half a year without any punctures, but then it became a constant issue. I�ve changed both to Schwalbe Marathon, which cost me half of the bike price, to be honest. - Only one frame size, which is a shame because mine feels a bit small for me. - Bike stand is unstable with heavy loads because it�s upfront. - Front wheel can spin around when parked (they have a spring between the fork and the frame on higher-tier models). - I�ve moved my brake handles a bit closer to the centre because the handlebar is quite wide, with the brake handles sticking even further out, and I was afraid to hit someone with them accidentally in narrow passages. - The brakes could be a bit more firm and controllable. - It doesn�t fold :)

My youngest (9) is loving cycling his bike and wanted me to be able to cycle with him and I thought why not but it has been so long I didn't know if I would still remember how to do it! Beat thing ever. The guy at decathlon was so understanding and bike wasn't dear given the fact that I didn't know if I would stick to it. I'm actually having the best time cycling with my son and love this bike.