SUN Atlas - interesting hauler

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  • * 4130 chromoly long wheel base frame design with removable rack (Disc & V-brake Compatible)
  • * Compatible with Xtracycle bags
  • * Heavy duty steel fork (Disc & V-brake compatible)
  • * 38mm extra wide alloy rims with 14g SS spokes
  • * Heavy duty 48 spoke rear wheel with 14mm axle
  • * Fast rolling 26 x 2.125'' Duro EasyRide tires
  • * Front and rear alloy linear pull brakes
  • * Two-tone rubber-gel comfort grips
  • * Sun comfort saddle with quick release lever for easy adjustments
  • * Shimano Tourney 21 speed drive train with twist shifters
    • The Atlas Cargo brings a whole new level of utility to our Atlas line. A long-wheel base utility commuter that greatly increases the limits of what you can haul with a bike. This bike will carry almost anything you can think of plus some stuff you haven't thought of yet. The rear end is constructed around the original Xtracycle brand bags. The combined rider and cargo weight limit is 400 lbs. 
    [Sun Bicycles]
    Sun Bicycles are sold in the Columbus area at Handy Bikes in Grandview

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