Kind of. These are actually new takes on current bikes that work better in our lineup and give you more variety. If you’re wondering where the new, whiz bang designs are, just for the sake of saying we designed something new, you’ve come to the wrong place. We build bikes that stand the test of time and our current designs already work. Really work. That they happen to be the coolest looking recumbents on the planet, is gravy.
2010 Giro 26- $1499Giro 26- Our first dual 26 bike under $1500! The MSRP on the Giro 26 is $1499 and will feature the original steel frame, a new steel fork, X-5 drivetrain and v-brakes. As with our other SWB models, you can opt for stock Re-Curve seat or the EuroMesh seat, at no extra charge. This bike will be available around the first of March.
2010 Bella- $1599
Bella- This will replace the Bellandare in our lineup, but you get quite a bit more in the trade, namely in the frame. The Bella will feature the same, aluminum frame as the Bella ATT, X-5 drivetrain and v-brakes. MSRP on the new Bella is $1599. This bike will be available around the first of May. We will also have a few more small, but important running changes to some of our other models. Keep an eye out for them here, as the year goes on.
Originally posted on bacchettabikes.com on Jan. 6, 2010.
Dana Lieberman|
Dana has been riding recumbents for 25 years. Whether bicycle touring, racing, commuting or just riding with the family, he has ridden almost everything out there and has no problem telling you what he thinks! Owner of Bent Up Cycles and Bacchetta Bikes, Dana is passionate about turning new riders on to the joy of recumbent cycling. He also enjoys reading SciFi, hiking in the SoCal mountains and sipping a Chai Latte at the local coffee shop!