Cross post from IBOB.  If this isn't Riv enough then please delete.  But it 
sure ain't a race bike!

Not sure if this is up everyones alley but I thought some of you might be 
interested. 
 I am selling this to fund a Workcycles FR8, which is much easier for kid 
carrying with an extended rear and step through frame.  Otherwise, this 
would be my apocalypse bike.

This might be the most durable and bombproof commuter/hauler around. Has 
ability to hold 110 pounds in the rear and 55 up front with the removable 
front rack. Everything is sealed for durability including brakes and chain. 
Even has a built in lock over the rear wheel.

It is manufactured in Holland by Workcycles in the Azor factory. This is as 
authentic of a dutch bike as you will find.

This bike has a tall standover at 890mm but has a very short reach. I am 
around 6'1" and it is about spot on. Someone much taller could ride it as 
well and depending on your pubic bone height perhaps a bit shorter. It is 
listed as a 65cm version. If you can clear the top tube you will find it is 
like sitting on a throne. Amazing comfort for everyday riding. I've even 
taken it on 20 mile trips and while it is heavy, it can carry almost 
anything.

More info here: 
https://jclindbikes.com/city-bikes/workcycles-transport-double-tube/

Hand-Brazed, Lugged Steel Frame, Oversized Tubing
Zinc Carbonate Primer, Wear Resistant Powdercoat
Heavy Duty 28 Inch Wheels With Special Double Wall Rims
Puncture Resistant, Schwalbe Marathon Tires
Shimano Nexus 8-Speed Internal Gear Hub
Front And Rear Shimano Rollerbrakes
Strong Rear Rack With Elastic Straps
Hub Dynamo, upgrade Busch and Muller LED Headlamp, LED Taillight With 
Standlight
Zinc- And Powder-Coated Fenders
Rear Wheel Guards
Fully Enclosed Chain Case
Integrated Rear Wheel Lock
Steering Stabilizer Spring
Center Mounted Double Leg Kickstand
Brooks B67 Genuine Leather Saddle
Chromed, Brass Bell
Additional and removable front rack

Asking $1000.  Local pickup in Chicago.  Willing to meet someone within 
couple of hours drive as well.  Shipping and packing at buyers cost.  Since 
it is a behemoth, I would drop it off at J.C. Lind bike in Chicago, who is 
the only midwest dealer.  They have the box that this would fit in. 
 Plus bike flights,  of course.

Please PM off list if interested

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1D-BUcCMCppSACwNU_LQTf28GJCgaflGP

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