Dutch Womans Bike
03-05-20, 09:59 PM
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Dutch Womans Bike
So My wife is itchen for a traditional Dutch Bicycle w the full chain guard and dress guards.
Lets see some pictures of your bikes you have in the states!
Lets see some pictures of your bikes you have in the states!
03-06-20, 11:45 AM
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03-06-20, 01:53 PM
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+1 on good to see a post
not sure if you are looking for bikes you can buy in the us or ???
Creme has a couple, and i see dealers in the baltimore areaa
molly https://cremecyclesusa.com/collectio.../molly-3-speed
and a holymoly which is closer......
https://cremecyclesusa.com/collectio...y-solo-3-speed
not sure if you are looking for bikes you can buy in the us or ???
Creme has a couple, and i see dealers in the baltimore areaa
molly https://cremecyclesusa.com/collectio.../molly-3-speed
and a holymoly which is closer......
https://cremecyclesusa.com/collectio...y-solo-3-speed
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03-06-20, 07:00 PM
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How about an old Swiss bike instead, with a mostly-full chainguard and the rear fender drilled for a skirt guard that was missing when I found the machine? Handlebars since located and installed.
