Jorgensen Powersports

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2022 Trek Bicycle Cruiser Lux 3i Step-Thru 26" wheel

The Cruiser Lux elevates the basic Cruiser to the next level with modern refinements like a lightweight aluminum frame, painted fenders, custom components and, of course, Electra’s patented Flat Foot Technology®. With a 3-speed internal hub, it's practical yet eye-catching, making it the perfect statement piece wherever you want to go.

You enjoy the ease and simplicity of our Classic Cruiser but prefer the upgrades offered on the Cruiser Lux. Ride in style on the boardwalk, bike path and everywhere in between on the Cruiser Lux 3i.

The Cruiser Lux 3i has a 3-speed internal hub for those wanting a few more gears and minimal maintenance. Linear-pull brakes and a rear coaster brake provide smooth stopping power. Cushy 26" RetroRunner tires, custom saddle and grips create a comfortable and stylish ride.

The classic beach cruiser was our first muse. After years of innovation and developing our signature style and attention to detail, the Cruiser Lux was born. Enjoy cruising comfortably on a more open frame geometry and relaxed seat angle. Afterall, our Cruisers are simple, fun and easy to ride.

• Why you'll love it

1-It's in the name... Cruiser Lux features the classic look of a beach cruiser with added details that take it to the next level.

2-Comfort and control are key with Electra's patented Flat Foot Technology®.

3-The low maintenance coaster brake and 3-speed drivetrain keep riding fun and uncomplicated.

4-Add a bell, basket or a surf rack to make the most of those long summer days.

Features may include:

• Flat Foot Technology

Flat Foot Technology® has been awarded not one, but two patents. Yeah, kind of a big deal. You really need to ride an Electra to feel it, but the overall benefit is comfort and control. It provides an upright, relaxed seating position with proper leg extension that allows you to plant your feet flat on the ground whenever you want or need to.

• Alloy Linear-Pull Brakes

These easy-to-use, low-maintenance brakes stop by the force of friction powered by squeezing the brake lever and therefore the wheel's rim. Thanks, physics.