Equinox, Derringer and the $2300 Bicycle

Equinox fitness clubs has launched an exclusive partnership with the Derringer bike brand to create the Equinox Limited Edition Derringer cycle, Derringer's first peddle bike. Until now, Derringer has created only one type of bike, gas hybrid bikes which have been a hit with celebs; this is the first non-gas style. The bike has a custom color combination for Equinox and a one size fits all 18" frame (they say it fits riders 5' – 6'4"). It has both a single speed and fixed gear option, simply by switching the configuration of the back wheel. It comes partially preassembled and weighs 26 pounds. The bike will be sold at The Shop for $2300.
Every week in October, Equinox will give away one bike to people who have met with an Equinox membership advisor in October. Equinox members are automatically entered to win. The weekly drawing will occur on the following days: October 12, 19, 26 and Sunday, October 31.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
thinkingcap4kds Oct 12th 2010 2:46PM
The only problem I have with the PROMO picture above is that she's wearing inappropriate shoes for cycling. At my Santa Monica location -- everyone is pretty serious about exercise! I do love the guy in the picture -- love that european flair -- but these heels are sending the wrong message about fitness since there are so many other ways to be fashionable and look great while safely working out.
galfromdownunder Oct 30th 2010 10:45PM
Handlebars WAY too low for city riding - that's a race position, this is a cruiser bike.
Except for bling analysis someone has done zero research on what an appropriate riding position for this bike - and indeed, for women. I saw a gal riding one of these down the Hudson path and boy, did she look uncomfortable and awkward. Do your homework - we like pretty, but it's gotta work.