Check this out, the Mundo from Yuba: a utilitarian longtail, sold as a complete-bike, in three different models, at what are anticipated to be very reasonable prices.
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2 comments:
The Mundo is definitely here, in the Uk you can try all the available longbike options at the longbike centre.com. The mundo is sure to become the work horse of choice for many. solid and adaptable its a good base for all sorts of load carrying activities. it can shift too, we entered someone on a mundo in a duathlon, 2 mile run, 10 mile cycle and then another 2 miles. he came 50th out of 150..so even standard it can move with teh right legs on it...viva la mundo!
The e Mundo is also great as an electric bike.
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