Pros:
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Stylish Retro Design: The Nightshift stands out with its café racer-inspired styling, flat seat, bar-end mirrors, and classic wire-spoke wheels—super sleek and minimalist.
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Light & Agile: With a lightweight frame and upright ergonomics, it's very nimble and easy to handle—great for both city rides and spirited weekend runs.
Cons:
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Limited Touring Comfort: The flat seat and café-style ergonomics aren’t ideal for long-distance rides; best suited for shorter trips or urban fun.
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Premium Price for Simplicity: Despite being minimal in features (no ride modes or advanced electronics), it's priced at a premium compared to similar displacement bikes.
