9-speed Shimano Altus drivetrain provides a wide gear range for conquering inclines and cruising on flat stretches
Lightweight double-butted chromoly steel frame balances stiffness and comfort for efficient pedaling
Puncture-resistant tires keep you rolling over rough pavement and debris
Fender and rack mounts allow flexible configuration for commuting, touring, or errands
Flat handlebars and quick-release hubs enable responsive steering and easy maintenance
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Named after the family that engineered the Brooklyn Bridge, the Roebling is built for riders who cover real distance. A Shimano Altus 9-speed drivetrain provides a wide gear range that conquers bridge inclines and lets you cruise on flat stretches without spinning out. The butted chromoly steel frame balances stiffness for efficient pedal
Frame
Double-butted 4130 chromoly steel
Fork
Custom steel with fender eyelets
Drivetrain
Shimano 9-speed
Tires
Puncture-resistant 700C x 35
Brakes
Alloy linear pull with front power modulator
Saddle
Selle Royal Ergo Touring Saddle
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Charlie · 10 days ago
I love my city!
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Gabriel · August 18, 2026
I purchased the Roebling online and this bike has been a continuous disappointment since the get go. It was obvious as soon as I got on the bike that the bike is heavy steel and not lightweight at all. The frame is also too bike for me even though it's recommended from 5'7" and up. I am at least 5'9 the size of the frame gives me significant lower back pain and it's awkward to reach the handlebars. Another massive disappointment is that the seat consistently becomes loose and jiggly which quickly transitions to being completely dismantled so that you cannot use and need to just stand on the pedals until you get to you destination. If you don't travel with an Allen key tool aways on you expect to be caught out.