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Take on paved roads, local bike paths or gravel trails with the Zize 29er Max 2.0 bike. It’s built for comfort with a cushy saddle, wide tires and an adjustable stem-and it can carry 450 lbs.
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Zize Bikes 29er Max 2.0 Bike
$1,999.93
Take on paved roads, local bike paths or gravel trails with the Zize 29er Max 2.0 bike. It’s built for comfort with a cushy saddle, wide tires and an adjustable stem-and it can carry 450 lbs.…
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