the ride
LESS IS MOREFew things beat riding a well-balanced singlespeed bicycle. It really is a liberating feeling, and almost as if the bike itself is just an extension of your own body and flesh. The Bengal Singlespeed is ideal for urban riding, it answers your every move with smooth and direct executions thanks to the high-end component specification. But above all, the Bengal Singlespeed is great fun to ride, and you will soon realise just how addictive it can be to own and ride a really great bicycle – that’s a promise.
The Bengal is a singlespeed bicycle built around a double butted Chromoly frame and a Novatec singlespeed hub, which makes for a very rigid construction and well-balanced riding experience. The model has sealed bearings on hubs and headset, a Concor Supercorsa leather saddle and double bottomed lightweight alloy rims. Additionally it’s equipped with Tektro rim brakes, Kenda tires and a 46/17 gearing that is perfectly weighed for urban riding. Please note image show sold out Chrome version.
the design
IT’S ALL IN
THE DETAIL
From a design point of view, few objects has the same default, out of the box compelling look and shape as a bicycle. But good can always be better, whether it’s the shape of the frame or the head of a fender screw. The Bengal Singlespeed LTD EDT Bullet Grey has a dark Blue-Grey frame finish, and with it’s black and honey tires and honey coloured Concor Supercorsa leather saddle it looks luxurious but without screaming it out. The diamond shaped frame, internal housing and custom ROAR grips with real cork end plugs complete the simple but very distinctive design. Please note image show sold out Chrome version.
add-ons
COMMUTER
TREATS
All our Bengal models can be equipped with slick alloy fenders and chainguard (sold out!), which are not only functional but really looks great too. Add an alloy front rack with strap, a Japanese made high-end bell, a Lightskin LED seatpost, and be prepared for whatever obstacles you might face in your daily commute. Please note image show sold out Chrome version.
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