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City and casual cycling is one of the most widespread bicycle segments/modes in major European cities with a well-developed cycling tradition and adequate infrastructure.
City bicycles are designed to be as easy to use as possible in an urban environment - they are compact, often with smaller wheels than other types of bicycles and have a particularly low frame shape, which makes it easier to start/stop cycling.
City bikes are designed for everyday use, so they are comfortable to sit on. These bikes are equipped with mudguards and a rack, often with a front shock absorber, but may have a limited shift range.
Features of city and casual bikes:
Pros: comfortable seat and overall ride; suitable for hard road surfaces only; suitable for everyday use; easy to start and finish; usually well equipped with mudguards, luggage rack and other accessories.
Cons: suitable for relatively short journeys; generally limited gear shift range/number.
