Modern aesthetics meets film noir-era inspired mystique
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Comfortable commuter bike
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Easy gear transitions
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7 speeds for tricky terrain
Your dream ride if...
You're a city rider looking for a simple and stylish seven-speeder. You'd consider yourself a minimalist and want something low maintenance but love the choices that come with a broad gear range.
It's all in the details...
Kinney sports a reliable Shimano Tourney 7 speed derailleur to tackle bumps, inclines and road imperfections along your route. Paired with Shimano Revoshift twist shifters, you can make quick and easy gear changes to accommodate the terrain ahead. Cruise rain or shine on all-season tires and ride assured that a sealed cartridge bottom bracket is protecting delicate bike parts from the elements. Stop on a dime with reactive brakes at every unexpected traffic stop.
Frameset
- Frame Classic, hand-built double-diamond high-tensile steel with two sets water bottle braze-ons, rear rack braze-ons, double rear dropout eyelets
- Fork Unicrown, high-tensile steel, threaded, 2x eyelets
Wheelset
- Rims Retrospec aluminum double-wall 32H, 20mm apex section, precision machined brake tracks with wear indicator
- Hubs Aluminum, ball-bearing, 32H, Front/QR, Rear/bolt-on
- Spokes 14G UCP
- Tires Retrospec 700 x 32C all-season, S/V valves
Extras
- Kickstand Center-mount, steel
Drivetrain
- Rear Derailleur Shimano Tourney 7S
- Shifters Shimano Revoshift (twist) 7S, RS35
- Crank Aluminum alloy 170mm x 44T, w/chainwheel guard
- Chain KMC Z-series 1/2 x 3/32"
- BB Sealed Cartridge 68 x 118mm
- Freewheel/Cog Shimano Tourney 500, 7S MegaRange 14-34T
Components
- Headset 1 1/8" (28.6mm) steel, Threaded
- Brakes Aluminum alloy dual-pivot side-pull calipers & aluminum brake levers
- Handlebars Steel "Northroad" (540width x 35rise mm)
- Grips Retrospec Comfort
- Stem Aluminum alloy Quill-type, 40mm extension/30⁰ degree rise
- Saddle Retrospec Mens ErgoComfort
- Seatpost Steel 25.4mm x 350mm
- Seatpost Clamp Aluminum alloy
- Pedals High Impact, Reinforced Nylon Resin Platform, 9/16"
- Recommended Weight Limit: 250 LBS
| Size | Height Range | Standover Height |
| 50CM - S | 5'2"-5'5" | 29.5" |
| 54CM - M | 5'6"-5'8" | 31" |
| 58CM - L | 5'9"-6' | 32" |
What's My Size?
Your inseam can help you find the perfect sized bike (measuring it properly is similar to pant inseams but measured a little differently). Here's how they work:
- Stand upright with your feet 6-8" apart.
- Using a tape measure or tailor tape, measure from the bottom of your foot to the top of the inside of your leg.
- Compare your inseam measurement to the standover height of the bike. You should have about an inch of space between your body and the top tube.
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NB
01/31/2021
Nathan B.
United StatesGood bike for the money.
Bought it for the wife as an easy way to get into riding. Took the time during set up to grease the bearings and it works great.
LS
01/28/2021
Leticia S.
United StatesSolid but needs improvement
Overall a solid bike but the bike seat seems to not be solidly. It easily rocks out of position even though the bolts are tight.
MB
12/27/2020
Mat B.
United StatesQuick and easy
The bike was super simple to assemble and has been sturdy for rides across Brooklyn so far. Definitely recommend.
EW
12/24/2020
Eric W.
United StatesKinney Review
Very pleased with my new bike. Assembly was straight forward. Only problem was a broken rear reflector. Not sure if I broke it or it came that way. It rides well and fits in my Prius. Fitting in the car was the big unknown. Now waiting for spring ️
TB
12/19/2020
Terry B.
United StatesI love my bike, but it ain't perfect.
I've had the matte dusk Kinney 7s for about a month now. It’s a beautiful bike and I’ve gotten many compliments on the color. It comes pretty bare bones so its very light. The gears didn’t shift very good at first (a lot if ticking noises) I took it into a shop and they fixed the issue. I hear that this type of shifter needs some getting use to. You need to practice and learn when to shift which can be a challenge. Don’t shift going up hills. My bike chain fell off a few times already but I tightened up the gears a bit and I haven’t had any problems since.The seat is comfortable enough. I’m a little bummed because the outer material on the left handle bar has begun ripping which is annoying but I stitched it up and it seems fine. The bike is so light that it feels almost like a toy instead of a mode of transportation but it is FAST and after riding it for a month and getting use to it, I must say that it's a lot of fun to ride. This bike is light, fun, and fast. Its good for the price but keep in mind that some of the components seem a little cheap and although I’m enjoying it now, I’m not sure how long this bike will last.