Product Description
City bike 28 inch Davi Emma 18" Shimano basket 160-185 cm 7 speeds
Frame: Thanks to its well-designed steel frame, the Davi bike is stable, offering an easy and relaxing ride that lets you enjoy the scenery on your trips.
Rims: The 28" aluminium rims were chosen to increase pedalling comfort. The bike is easy to ride and handles uneven terrain well. The durable hubs provide long-lasting durability. The slim tyres contribute to a smooth, comfortable ride. The bike has mudguards, so it copes excellently with wet surfaces, keeping your clothes clean.
Handlebar: The handlebar is adjustable, so you can adjust the position for your comfort and height. The bike is also equipped with a bell, and the handlebar grips are made of durable, non-slip material.
Basket and rear rack: At the back there's a classic rack, on which you can install a child seat, attach extra bags, or carry various items.
Brakes: Road safety is our priority. That's why we chose simple brakes with an efficient design that work without any issues.
Saddle: An ergonomic, adjustable saddle allows you to adjust your position, making it perfect for long rides.
Gears: Thanks to a quality gear-shifting system, you can choose the right gear for the terrain. Gears shift very easily, letting you adapt your riding style during the trip. The bike uses Shimano derailleurs, guaranteeing durability for many years.
LED lighting: The bike features an LED lighting system with reflective elements, ensuring long-term use. The bright light is visible from at least 100 metres away. Battery-powered LED lamps create no inconvenience, such as noise or resistance while pedalling. It's a simple and convenient solution.
Delivery: The bike is packed in a 5-layer cardboard box, protecting it from damage during transport. We pay attention to detail; the bike is adjusted and checked before shipping by an experienced bicycle mechanic. The bike is 85% assembled. Assembly takes about 20 minutes. Together with the bike, we include assembly instructions and a video showing how the assembly is done. It's really simple!
