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The latest creation to roll out of the Rhubarb Bikes shop in Czechia is the Mizuna Bomb, a mini cargo bike that balances heavy-hauling capability with a lively BMX feel. Find a quick peek at it here…
Rhubarb Bikes in Prague recently revealed the finished version of their new mini cargo bike, and it’s a stunner. Inexplicably named after a Japanese salad, the Mizuna Bomb features integrated front and rear platforms for maximum load-bearing potential, and the low front deck is independent of the front wheel to preserve its agile handling. It has a mixed-wheel design that rolls on a 27.5” hoop in the back and a 20” up front, both with generous clearance for knobby 2.6” tires.
According to co-founder and builder Mikuláš Bartoň, the Mizuna Bomb can carry a crate of 20 lemonades, which we can only hope will be widely adopted as the standard for measuring cargo capacity. Rhubarb will offer the Mizuna Bomb in two sizes, medium and large, in buyers’ choice of color. The frame is dropper-compatible, helping more riders fit on the same frame. Pricing is €2,400 ($2,800), and framesets will be built to order.
That’s all we know for now, but you can find more details and photos over on Instagram and see more from Rhubarb Bikes via their website.
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