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- Roadster_(bicycle) abstract "A roadster, also known as city bicycle, is a type of utility bicycle once common worldwide and still very common in Asia, Africa, some parts of Europe, and Latin America. During the past several years, traditionally styled roadster bicycles have gained considerable popularity throughout the Western world, particularly as a lifestyle or fashion statement.Generally they are suitable for urban environments and they focus more on comfort and practicality instead of speed or efficiency. They normally have a slightly curved, roughly planar aligned and elevated handlebar, providing users a straight sitting position. They have fewer gears and they often are heavier than road bicycles. They might have the toptube diagonally aligned for allowing easy mounting in and out and by default they have a rear rack for transport of items. The saddle is typically larger compared with other bicycles and the majority are provided with chain and mud guards against oil or dirt.".
- Q131855 abstract "A roadster, also known as city bicycle, is a type of utility bicycle once common worldwide and still very common in Asia, Africa, some parts of Europe, and Latin America. During the past several years, traditionally styled roadster bicycles have gained considerable popularity throughout the Western world, particularly as a lifestyle or fashion statement.Generally they are suitable for urban environments and they focus more on comfort and practicality instead of speed or efficiency. They normally have a slightly curved, roughly planar aligned and elevated handlebar, providing users a straight sitting position. They have fewer gears and they often are heavier than road bicycles. They might have the toptube diagonally aligned for allowing easy mounting in and out and by default they have a rear rack for transport of items. The saddle is typically larger compared with other bicycles and the majority are provided with chain and mud guards against oil or dirt.".