Jul 31, 2009
Kulana Men’s Huli Bike (26 -Inch Wheels)
The Huli men’s bike offers optimum cruiser comfort and laid-back beach-ready style for leisurely rides to and from the beach, around town for errands, and on light trails. With a Kulana steel cruiser frame, durable forged one-piece crank, and sturdy 36-hole chrome wheels, the bike is built to last for years of riding and designed for great handling whether you travel fast or slow. An extra-large spring saddle offers plush comfort for your backside, and swept-back cruiser bars and a high-rise cruiser stem keep your shoulders straight for comfortable riding. Rear coaster brakes offer sure stopping power.
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