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Handsome Cycles wants to build your corporate fleet vehicles, er, bicycles

Written by Tyler Benedict
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Handsome Cycles would like to build your new corporate fleet bicycles, customizing them to match your company logo, office decor, actual motorized vehicles, or whatever. With bike parking infrastructure improving globally, particularly in urban environments and their arteries, it’s a clever idea. Check out the models offered below…

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Graphics, accessories and paint can all be custom tailored to your brand’s aesthetic. Choose from the Devil (starting at $719), the She Devil ($899) and the Fredward ($599), shown below in descending order.

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The Devil and Fredward can be had with flat or drop bar handlebars. Details on the program are here.

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Tyler Benedict is the Founder of Bikerumor.com, where he’s been writing about the latest bikes, components, and cycling technology for almost two decades. Prior to that, Tyler launched and built multiple sports nutrition brands and consumer goods companies, mostly as an excuse to travel and ride in new places.

Based in North Carolina, Tyler also loves the Vanlife & family adventure travel and is always on the lookout for the next shiny new part and off-grid adventure.

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VazzedUp
VazzedUp
8 years ago

Do they seriously not have a quick release seatpost. How can this be a fleet ‘vehicle’?

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AlanM
AlanM
8 years ago
Reply to  VazzedUp

So you’re basing your reaction entirely upon a few photos and assuming that they might not have options?

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Allan
Allan
8 years ago
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Well…all the photos seem to show no QR seatpost, which is a huge mistake. I guess these photos could all be wrong, and the actual bikes will have a QR, but yeah…the whole idea of bike sharing implies some adjustability!

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George
George
8 years ago
Reply to  VazzedUp

If the only thing you have to complain about on this is the seat collar, which is a pretty easy swap to make, then they are doing pretty well. Think about it, they are talking about customizing the bike to match company colors and graphics, do you really think their line in the sand here is going to be putting on QR seat collars? These are obviously stock photos of their bikes, just go with it.

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john
john
8 years ago

they’ve bastardized the mixte!

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kbark
kbark
8 years ago

Pick any manufacturer, get the base model (cheapest) and be done with it.

Good lord do we really need to “design” everything? Its a generic bike that is going to be shared, it doesn’t need any “designing”.

I swear everything is made more complicated now so that people can have jobs.

I guess they are also going to share a frame mounted pump also based on pics.

The same company is going to design a new drinking glass. Looks like any other generic glass but trust them, it is designed.

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