After many-many years of longing to try out a Dutch bike after reading Grant's high praise of the same, I finally landed one, knowing it would likely be too small for me, and sure enough, it's just not a good fit for these too long and lanky frame and legs. It is more suitable for someone in the 5-10 to 6-4 range.
The Good:
--It's an utter joy to ride, unlike anything else I've ridden here stateside. Helped me to appreciate what something like 60% of Dutch commuters experience daily
--Has the optional front and rear racks, capable to hauling half-a-house worth o' stuff
--Completely weather proof/bomb proof over built bike. With the mudguards, internal hub, drum brakes, protected chain it requires only yearly maintenance.
--The upright seating position on the super comfy saddle is a revelation in how comfortable a diamond frame bike can be.
The Not as Good:
--Holland is flat and so a heavy, well built bike suits the Dutch just fine. Hills can be tough and a rider should be open to dismounting and pushing from time to time. Have thoughts of carrying it up stairs to your third floor apartment? You might reconsider, this guy is a tank.
--It's slow and has a narrow range suitable for flat commutes and errands.
I travel frequently between DC and Atlanta so delivery may be possible.
Please ping off list me if you'd like more info/pics, etc.
Al in VA
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