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Yuba adds 30″ wide cable actuated dual kickstand, Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bike

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For those looking to leave the car at home, Yuba has some interesting new options for both cargo and kiddos. Cargo bikes can be awesome tools for carrying bulky items around on two wheels, but if you’ve ever tried to park one fully loaded, you know they can be a handful. Yuba adds 30" wide cable actuated dual kickstand, new Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bike

That’s where Yuba’s new Roots Double Kickstand comes in. Calling it the widest on the market with a 30″ stance, the Roots stand is meant to offer stability for a full load.

Yuba adds 30" wide cable actuated dual kickstand, new Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bike

Even better, you don’t even have to get off the bike to deploy it thanks to the cable actuated hand lever up front. The unique design of the lever allows it to drop or raise the kickstand with the flick of the lever. Yuba adds 30" wide cable actuated dual kickstand, new Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bikeUnfortunately for other cargo bikes, the Roots stand is only compatible with the Yuba Spicy Curry and Sweet Curry longtail cargo bikes. Sold as an accessory, the stand is priced at $200.

Yuba adds 30" wide cable actuated dual kickstand, new Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bike

If you’re hauling around your kid on the back of your Yuba cargo bike, their new Pop Top looks like a cool accessory. Designed to offer all weather protection to your passengers, the Pop Top is compatible with any Yuba bike with their Adjustable Monkey Bars. The inside can be ventilated with zippered windows, or run with the side panels wide open as well.

Yuba adds 30" wide cable actuated dual kickstand, new Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bike

Pop Tops will sell for $200.

Yuba adds 30" wide cable actuated dual kickstand, new Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bikeFinally, if you don’t yet have a Yuba cargo bike, their new Kombi makes that an impressively affordable proposition. With prices starting at $999, the Kombi includes a one-size-fits-all steel frame and fork capable of carrying up to 440lbs (including rider). Technically, this bike has already been available in Europe since the fall, but now it’s making its U.S. debut.

Yuba adds 30" wide cable actuated dual kickstand, new Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bike Yuba adds 30" wide cable actuated dual kickstand, new Pop Top cover & $999 cargo bikeBuilt with mechanical disc brakes, puncture resistance tires, and a 1×9 Shimano Altus drivetrain with an 11-40t cassette, the bike also includes Yuba’s Stand Together double kickstand, front and rear battery operated lights, a front fender and rear wheelskirt, and bell. Other accessories like front baskets, Monkey Bars, or child seats can be added to the build.

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reverend dick
reverend dick
4 years ago

Better not be windy, and…adjustable stem. On a cargo bike. lol

Shafty
Shafty
4 years ago
Reply to  reverend dick

The stem helps multiple riders fit the same bike or achieve a more upright position without an excessively long steer tube. You got a better idea?

reverend dick
reverend dick
4 years ago
Reply to  Shafty

yep. Don’t use an adjustable stem. Starts flimsy and gets flimsier with each cycle of loosening/tightening. Don’t half ass 1 bike, whole ass 2 bikes or whatever.

threeringcircus
threeringcircus
4 years ago

That chainring on the Kombi looks mighty large. May need to eat your Wheaties if there are hills on the way to school!

AJ
AJ
4 years ago

this day, long tail cargo bike is for an avid cyclist who totally leave their car at home.
‘beginner’ definitely choose bakfiets.
when yuba manager realise to spec their product with sram eagle?

King County
King County
4 years ago

Interesting kickstand. I never saw a cable actuated model before. The kid cover also seems like a winner.

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