Comanche Tabo frame 21

East european Comanche bicycles are in no way inferior to analogues from leading foreign bicycle brands. In order not to be unfounded, we suggest studying the ins and outs of the Tabo model, classified as a fix out of the box.

flip flop

A double-sided Flip-Flop hub is installed on the rear axle of the bike. "In the base" Comanche Tabo provides the rider with a "deaf" gear (the pedals are constantly spinning), and when additionally equipped with a freewheel, the driver can change the continuous rotation of the pedals to idle. To implement such an undertaking, you just need to turn the wheel upside down.

Roll what you need

The bike is set on large 28-inch wheels, each with 36 spokes. They, in turn, are “shod” in Kenda Kwest rubber with a special tread pattern to effectively drain water from the tyre contact patch with the road. With a good “give on the gas”, the model confidently keeps the gained speed when driving on hard asphalt surfaces.

Strong player

In the detailed characteristics of the Comanche Tabo, emphasis is placed on the use of molybdenum steel in the frame materials, which has high mechanical properties. The bike would have more additional equipment — there would be no equal model in its segment at all. However, it is already properly adapted for rides around the city and beats its closest rivals in terms of pricing policy.