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2012 Jewel Diamond

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$499.00

RRP:	$699.00
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Top of the Range in the 2012 Jewel retro series, the Diamond features a Shimano Nexus Internal 8 speed gearing system, Lightweight and rust-free Mixty style alloy frame, Double wall alloy rims, and includes removable front cane basket, full mudguards, kickstand, chainguard and rear rack. The Diamond has the look of a classic bicycle, with the reliability and features of a modern bike.

Frame:	Lightweight and rust-free 6061 Alloy frame Available in 3 sizes
Fork:	Strong Hi-Tensile Fork
Stem:	Lightweight Alloy
Handlebar:	Vintage Style Retro Bars, Lightweight Alluminium
Shifters:	Easy to use and High Quality Shimano Nexus - 8 Speed
Rear Hub:	Built in Shimano Nexus 8 Speed Internal Gears, Reliable, Aesthetic and lower maintainance than traditional gears.
Cranks:	1 piece alloy - 44T - 170mm arms
Pedals:	Compisite Platform Pedals
Rims:	Strong and Lightweight alloy double wall rims
Tyres:	Kenda White Wall City - 700x28c - all round tread
Seat:	Comfort Deluxe Saddle with Double Spring
Seatpost:	Lightweight Alloy seatpost - Size: 27.2x300mm
Extras Included:	Removable Front cane Basket Rear alloy rack with spring clip Front and Rear Full Mudguard Chain Guard Kickstand
Sizes:	Small - (Suits riders 155-165cm Tall) Medium - (Suits riders 165cm-175cm Tall) Large - (Suits riders 175cm+ Tall)

BIKE DELIVERY

Bikes and Items that need to be Assembled will be sent within 5 business days AFTER payment has cleared.
- Large Items such as bikes are sent using Toll Ipec Couriers - All parcel contain a tracking number and require the customers signature upon delivery
- We Cant send items to a PO Box Address.

BIKE ASSEMBLY

All of our bikes are assembled by our team of expert qualified bicycle mechanics. Bikes are delivered Partly Assembled. Once Received simply screw on the pedals, bolt on the handlebars, slide in the seat and put on the front wheel. These are quite simple tasks for anybody with basic skills to do. ***Beware of other website selling bikes Unassembled. Assembling a bike is a difficult task, and could cost you up to $80 to get done at a bike shop