The Official Women's Bicycle of Art Nouveau

The 1890s, the Gay Nineties were a highpoint in the industrial revolution, marking the birth of the modern bicycle. Part of America's "Gilded Age" it was a period during which an increasing number of women took to cycling, sparking a "sensible fashion" revolution. Suffocating Victorian fashion gave way to tunicks, gaiters, knickerbockers, bloomers, and "the skirt made of twin philabegs."

Our Swan has the most relaxed frame angles of any of our bikes and hence the smoothest ride.

You now can leave your bloomers (and lycra) at home and wear anything you want.

Features

- Beautiful Art Nouveau curved, swan neck, step-through design
- Powder coated hi-tensile steel frame, beautifully lugged construction
- Shimano Nexus eight-speed, sealed, internally geared hub
- Shimano Nexus hub mounted dynamo powering headlamp and tail lamp
(no batteries needed - ever)
- Brooks model B67 sprung leather saddle
- Front and rear roller brakes
- Center stand, fenders, mud flap and heavy duty rear rack
- Rear wheel skirts/spats - spoke guards (keeps your skirt or suit clean)
- Fabric and chrome chaincase cover
- Integrated rear wheel locking system

Available Sizes

49 cm , 55 cm