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Trek District 3 Equipped

I am very happy with the purchase of the Trek District 3 Equipped! For me it is the best bike I have ever owned. The bike looks beautiful, but more importantly, it rides great! Cycling is very smooth because of the light weight and the sporty riding position. Your cycling position is between a normal city bike and a mountain bike. The saddle is comfortable and invites for longer rides. The bike makes almost no noise, is easy to maintain and looks solid.

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After a few years of being spoiled with my better half's unused e-bike, decided to go for a regular city bike after all. And what a bike it is! This bike has a cool, sporty look. Also, the belt-drive on this bike was one of the reasons why I chose it. It does not disappoint. It is silent cycling. I have yet to experience the low maintenance aspect of the belt since I haven't had the bike very long. Furthermore, this bike has mounting points on the top tube, down tube and seat tube. Ideal for water bottles, pumps or panniers. So all in all, a tough, sporty city bike, with nice colors, nice belt drive and enough options to dress it up with accessories. A small point is that it is quite heavy when cycling against the wind or uphill. But of course that could also be due to the fact that I have been on an e-bike for 2 years....

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This bike cycles like a breeze, nice and light and therefore nice and fast

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Nice bike, owned it for 3 weeks now, was able to check it out next to the Batavus, was very happy that the people at Mantel are so helpful in that and give you the time to let you make a good choice! Thnx!

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Been using this bike for 2 weeks now. Was looking for a light cycling bike, due to knee problems among other things. This bike is definitely that, finally allowing me to cycle long distances. But also ideal for the city. It takes some getting used to the fact that it has a slightly bent posture, making it a bit less comfortable compared to a usual city bike. But as said, you get used to that. Other than that, nice sleek design too. Additional, low-maintenance and durable parts. Suits me perfectly, thickly satisfied!

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lovely bike, very satisfied.

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I'm going to have a lot of fun with this for my commute.

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Very happy with this bike! I was looking for a city bike on which I could also tour quite a bit. This bike is perfect for that for me. It rides lightly and smoothly. I can do many kilometres on it, but it is also perfect for my daily 5 km to work.

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Very pleasant bike that cycles very lightly. I personally hate derailleur gears, so hugely happy with the hub gears. One of the lightest bikes in its class (15kg) and lighter I have not been able to find with a hub gear. You cycle very solidly on it. I personally like the saddle on the bike. The handlebars are slightly curved, so you sit comfortably on the bike.

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Top bike, light but very sturdy.

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Nice bike, enough gears for the Netherlands, maintenance-free due to belt drive

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Exceeds my expectations.I would have liked to have bought a District 4 because of even better features but I am already satisfied that I was able to buy this one because there is almost nowhere else a quality bike can be delivered at short notice. Top bike!

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Very nice bike. More than meets expectations

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Fine commuter bike that, besides being a city bike, is also great for touring in my spare time. Handy the luggage carrier MIK system to lock my bag.

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Great bike! In my short 24 years on this earth, I have worn out and rusted away several mediocre bikes. Never did I think cycling could actually be a fun activity, until I bought this bike. It makes zero noise, cycles very light, looks so cool that it attracts all women and has a bike bell that makes everyone look back at you! 10/10

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Not cycled much yet with this bad weather. But so far a great bike. Nice and light, very smooth shifting, great bike, great posture. Unfortunately, I haven't cycled a long distance yet.