Cruiser & Comfort Bikes

Designed for leisurely rides in the city or countryside alike, cruiser bikes are one of the most comfortable types of bicycles to ride—and one of the easiest, too. Cruiser bikes boast several features that help make it a great choice for low-speed casual riding, including:

·         High, wide handlebars

·         Wide, thick tires

·         Simple, fixed gear drivetrains

·         Large, comfortable seat

·         Comfortable, upright seating position

Are cruiser bikes good for riding in the city?

Yes. Cruiser bikes are primarily designed for city riding, but they can also be ridden on light off-road terrain, like a well-kept trail. Their wide, soft bike seats and comfortable upright riding position make cruisers an excellent option for commuting in the city, while the single fixed gear drivetrain makes riding uphill or downhill a breeze.

What is the difference between a cruiser bike and a comfort bike?

As they’re designed to cruise at higher speeds and over tougher terrain, comfort bikes make riding easy and comfortable, from steep hills to rocky trails. While similar to cruiser bikes, comfort bikes also boast a lower seating position for a more leisurely style of riding. On the other hand, cruiser bikes are known for being durable, comfortable, dependable bicycles—and are also constructed more simply. Further, cruiser bikes feature more upright, curved handlebars than comfort bikes, and are the best choice for everyday city riding.

What are the differences between men's and women's cruiser and comfort bikes?

As men’s and women’s cruisers and comfort bikes usually boast similar features, the differentiating factors are usually their size and colour scheme. For example, many cruiser bikes designed for men feature bigger, bulkier frames, and darker, matte-like colours. Alternatively, cruiser bikes for women often have a slimmer exterior, a lighter frame, and are usually offered with brighter colour options and distinct add-on accessories, like bike baskets.