OVERVIEW
Women's Adventure magazine, May 2007 - "The DBX is the top of Schwinn's World commuter line, and it's ready for whatever you need to do - from running errands to riding in centuries. Climbing hills is a snap with 27 gears to choose from and a trim weight of less than 25 pounds. And all this easy riding doesn't sacrifice comfort. You'll love the relaxed riding position that allows your head to be high enough to prevent neck strain but still provides a great view of everything around you. You might also consider the DBX's little sisters: the World Street, World GSD and World GS - all under $600 and all featuring both fenders and a rear rack as standard equipment. Schwinn is also a proud sponsor of Project Rwanda, bringing utility bikes to coffee farmers in Rwanda."
Women's Adventure magazine, May 2007 - "The DBX is the top of Schwinn's World commuter line, and it's ready for whatever you need to do - from running errands to riding in centuries. Climbing hills is a snap with 27 gears to choose from and a trim weight of less than 25 pounds. And all this easy riding doesn't sacrifice comfort. You'll love the relaxed riding position that allows your head to be high enough to prevent neck strain but still provides a great view of everything around you. You might also consider the DBX's little sisters: the World Street, World GSD and World GS - all under $600 and all featuring both fenders and a rear rack as standard equipment. Schwinn is also a proud sponsor of Project Rwanda, bringing utility bikes to coffee farmers in Rwanda."
Women's Adventure magazine e-newsletter (Feb 07) - "A peerless commuter bike."
FEATURES
- NLitened Gold Label butted aluminum frame with rack-friendly disc dropouts.
- Vibration damping Black Label carbon fiber fork.
- 27 speed Shimano 105/Tiagra derailleurs with STI shifters.
- Avid BB7 Road-specific mechanical disc brakes.
MSRP: $999.99
