Cycle Superstore to offer SKODA Bicycle Range

Published on 29 July, 2020

ŠKODA STRETCHGO and CityLady bikes offered in Tallaght store

Overview

Commuting habits continue to evolve due to the COVID-19 situation. People have turned to alternate methods of travel as they remain concerned about using public transport to commute as decreased capacity impacts on its’ availability.

The recent lockdown has seen a surge in the popularity of cycling as a leisure activity and as Ireland emerges from restrictions ŠKODA has teamed up with Cycle Superstore to provide the ŠKODA STRETCHGO and CityLady bikes.  Cycle Superstore is Ireland’s largest bicycle store with over 35,000 sq. ft of retail space. In business for over 35 years, it is 100% Irish owned and family run with over 1,000 bicycles in stock and a staff of 40.

The STRETCHGO is a folding bike and weighs just 12.5 kg and is the perfect companion for commuters. The black city bike with 7-speed Shimano drivetrain can be easily folded up for storing in a car boot or the office, offers taller cyclists a comfortable ride once unfolded and provides a clear view of city traffic thanks to its high seat position. It couldn’t be easier to fold and unfold, taking just a few seconds and the bike’s aluminium frame and forks make it super strong too.

The CityLady designed with ride comfort and style in mind, and despite its retro looks, it is equipped with Shimano components. Gears are shifted using a 7-gear Nexus hub with internal gears and a coaster brake. The bicycle equipment includes mudguards, integral lock a retro-styled LED lamps as well as a stand.

All ŠKODA bikes purchased from Cycle Superstore can avail of a FREE 6-week safety check and FREE delivery.

ŠKODA’s history began with bicycles

The history of the company is closely associated with bicycles. 125 years ago, company founders Václav Laurin and Václav Klement started with the production of bicycles before moving to motorised vehicles. In addition, for the last 14 years, ŠKODA has been an official partner of the Tour de France.

Anthony Murphy

I just kept turning up and eventually they let me drive some shiny new cars.