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Kona Jake

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Kona’s involvement (and development) of the modern day
cyclocross scene has led to the development of the most popular bike in any
regional race scene. The Jake will get you started in the art of turning your lungs inside out for
60 minutes on a weekly basis. Or it will get you there on your daily commute.
$959
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Kona
Jake the Snake

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JTS is a race ready cross bike with a few lighter parts to make
those grinding, uphill death marches a little more forgetful. With less weight on your shoulder,
you have the opportunity to find that "happy place" in the back of your mind where lactic acid
isn't allowed to follow. Dr. Phil approved.
$1459
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Bianchi San Jose

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The San Jose offers a harmonious balance of two things — practicality
and performance—with only one gear. This lightweight single-speed chariot is perfect for commuting
and around-town cruising. The relaxed, sturdy frame has clearance for wide tires, so you can also dabble
in the dirt and in cyclocross. Not everyone wants or needs 20-something gears to shift, and a lot of good can
come of freeing yourself of constantly having to choose the right one. When it comes to elegant simplicity,
the San Jose knows the way.
$859
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Bianchi Volpe

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It’s been two decades since the original Volpe turned heads with
the then-novel combination of road bike smoothness and mountain bike toughness. The modern Volpe has
evolved into a popular, go-everywhere road/trail bike. Its steel frame delivers a smooth ride plus carrying
capacity for commuting or distance touring. Its wide, low gearing and 32C tires will tempt you to steer the
Volpe onto dirt roads for fun. It even gives you in-season cyclocross capabilities. What’s not to like?
$1099
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