Fashion Bike Brand Goes Patriotic


Like most people, I don't have very many positive things to say about this 2016 Presidential election however, when I think of cycling and the joy it brought me as a kid and even now as an adult, I can fully appreciate this patriotic gesture...


Fashion bike brand (yes...that's a thing) Martone Cycling Co. will celebrate the ultimate American freedom this Election Day with a special limited edition duo. Outfitted in red, white and blue, the stylish commuter bikes pay homage to our nation’s right to vote and the power those votes represent. A surprise capsule collection designed just in time for the presidential election and forthcoming inauguration, the bikes are a Resort offering from the three year-old cycling brand.

The 50cm step-thru ā€˜Freedom’ bike is outfitted with an architectural basket perfect for carrying any tote, and retails for $1300 USD. The diamond ā€˜Freedom’ bike is available in two sizes (52cm or 56cm) for $1200 USD and can be purchased with an optional basket. Seriously...who doesn't love a basket on their bike? Keeping true to MCC’s standards, both models boast dual-legged adjustable kickstands, a SRAM system that automatically shifts gears as the rider cycles, and of course, the signature red chain and lucite pedals.

ā€œPersonally I’ve been overcome by the excitement of the 2016 presidential election, and I could think of no better way to channel that passion than into the design of this capsule collection,ā€ said Martone Cycling founder and designer, Lorenzo Martone.

The ā€˜Freedom Bikes’ are the second iteration of multi-colored bikes to join the MCC collection, the first having arrived earlier this summer to commemorate the Rio Olympics, inspired by the colors of the Olympic rings. Martone Cycling’s ā€˜Freedom Bikes’ will sequentially make their transatlantic debut in April 2017 to commemorate the upcoming presidential election in France.

These limited-edition red, white and blue bikes will be available exclusively at www.martonecycling.com NOW!

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