Womens Bike
Jeep Compass Woman’s Hybrid Bike (700c Wheels, 16-Inch Frame)
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- Women’s- HEIGHT- 5′- 6′ INSEAM 28″-31″
- Shimano 21 speed drive train
- adjustable stem and light weight 700c alloy rims
- Front Derailleur: Shimano TZ-31 & Rear Derailleur: Shimano Altus
- High V Profile 700C Alloy w/ Front Quick Release
womens bike
Introducing the Jeep Compass Hybrid bicycle. It’s the perfect bicycle for a ride to the coffee shop or for a work out! At the heart of the Compass you’ll find a light weight, hand crafted, custom aluminum frame. The Jeep Compass Hybrid Bicycle delivers unrivaled performance thanks to a Shimano 21 speed drive train. An upright riding position, adjustable stem and light weight 700c alloy rims create a bike that has the comfort and durability of a touring bike with the crisp handling of a race bike
Jeep Compass Woman’s Hybrid Bike (700c Wheels, 16-Inch Frame)
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Amazon.com Review
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