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Schlick Cycles, manufacturer of the Shark custom, performance cruiser bicycle.
Who should own a Schlick custom performance cycle?
If comfort, style, performance, safety, and prestige are important to you, then the Schlick Shark is likely a great choice. For example, these attributes should be top priorities if you are:
- Someone seeking a fun and exhilarating form of exercise which works their cardiovascular system and strengthens their “core” muscle groups.
- Gym bike riders who are tired of staring at a TV screen and want to, instead, enjoy the outdoors.
- A parent who wants to ride with their kid(s) – and keep up.
- An urban or suburban dweller who wants a cycle for commuting, shopping, or visiting friends.
- A baby boomer couple who want to ride together at the same pace.
- Someone with neck, wrist and/or back problems who has hesitated to bike ride due to fears of injury.
- Anyone who wants to ride a cool and hip bicycle that few others own.
Basically, the Schlick cycle is designed for anyone who wants to ride distances ranging from around the block to many miles – but who doesn’t want to deal with all the issues associated with road bikes, mountain bikes, or recumbents.
Instead, they just want to jump on their bicycle and ride just like they remember doing as a kid. No learning curve and no stability issues. And, no worries about wearing the right clothes, shifting gears, braking correctly, safety, and/or breakdowns. Also, when they ride, they want to do so with comfort and style, no matter what surface they are riding on.
You deserve the best!
If you want a cycle for exercising, commuting, or riding with your kids, you should purchase a bicycle designed specifically for you — the Schlick Shark XL custom performance cycle. The only cycle with the comfort, style, performance, safety, and prestige you deserve.
If you think this might be the right bike for you, then I encourage you to give us a call.
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