Own the Streets This Spring With This Taylor Stitch Commuter Bike

Yang-Yi Goh January 16, 2017

I’ve been getting my Tory Lanez on a little too hard lately: my credit card bill is just an endless sea of Uber charges that I’m beginning to drown in. It’s time for me to cut the rideshare cord and get back out on the roads — or, you know, it will be once the streets of Toronto aren’t an icy, slushy mess. In anticipation of those brighter, warmer, less disgusting days, I’ll be spending my time drooling over this here two-wheeled stunner.

Built to complement NorCal clothiers Taylor Stitch‘s just-launched CIVIC collection for urban commuters, the bike was devised by Aaron Stinner of Santa Barbara-based Stinner Frameworks as an ideal daily rider, and then welded and assembled in Chicago by Heritage Bicycles.

Featuring an auto 2-speed hub, a simple coaster brake and classic, devilishly handsome good looks, it’s just the thing to help break you (me) out of your (my) expensive ass Uber addiction.