Author Compact ASL 2023 frame 17
 | Outdated Product Model year: 2023; Type: Type: commuter bike; Frame material: aluminium; Suspension: hardtail; Suspension type (fork): spring-elastomer; Wheel size ("): 28; Front brake: rim mechanical (V-brake); Rear brake: rim mechanical (V-brake); Speeds: 21; Handlebar type: straight; Equipment: chain guard |
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Behind the abbreviation ASL in the name of the city bike in question lies the decoding Author Sport Lady - this means that the frame of the model is designed taking into account the anatomy of the female body. Visible confirmation of this is the beveled shape of the top tube.
Front shock absorption
The bicycle belongs to the category of “hybrids”, which perform equally well both in the city and on light off-road conditions. 28-inch wheels provide excellent rolling, and the RST Neon T spring-elastomer front fork effectively softens uneven road surfaces and small potholes. The fork's travel reserve is about 60 mm, which is quite enough for a city bike, without compromising its rolling ability.
Amateur class
The bike's attachments include a 21-speed drivetrain made from entry-level Shimano Tourney components. The transmission consists of three front chainrings and seven rear cassette sprockets. Gear shifting is carried out using trigger shifters on the right grip of the straight steering wheel. The V-brake rim brake control levers are also located on the steering column handles.
Basic equipment
The bicycle is delivered practically “naked” - among useful accessories it is equipped only with a chain guard. For a comfortable ride in urban conditions, you will need fenders for the wheels, a bike rack and lighting equipment. The trend of abandoning such standard equipment is becoming increasingly common, despite the inconvenience for users.
