Just Bicycles Announces New Bike for 2007. Get Yours FREE

This entry was posted on 2/2/2007 9:40 AM and is filed under Name this bike contest.

JustBicycles.com is proud to introduce this beautiful Emerald Green Bike into the USA Market Spring 2007.  This is no ordinary Banana Seat Bicycle in that it will come with a Shimano Internal Three Speed Hub and a wide sized rear end tire.  Matching pedals will highlight this bike and although originally being introduced as a 20 inch bicycle additonal adult sized models in a varietyof colors will arrive by summer.

HELP US NAME THIS BIKE

Although we have built a quality bike with top of the line parts we have yet to name the bike.  HELP US GIVE THIS BIKE A NAME AND RECEIVE ONE ABSOLUTELY FREE!  We are looking for you to name this bike.  Submit your entries on this blog and the winner will receive a FREE BIKE.

Thanks for all your support.  Justbicycles.com has more exciting news coming in just a few weeks.

Sue

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• 2/8/2007 4:43 PM sic ric wrote:
  Nice site and i love the new bike ,why not call it umumum how about the green frog or froggy unless of corse they come in a veriety of coulors.thanx for the email take care RICK
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• 2/8/2007 11:37 PM Gerry wrote:
  The Green Dart. Nice looking ride.
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• 2/20/2007 12:32 PM Marsh Korvela wrote:
  KowaBunga!....The KowaBunga Bike.
  
  Great looking bike!
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• 5/4/2007 2:04 PM ivan wrote:
  Maybe you should call it 'Fish trip'. Or not. Anyway, I think it's beautiful.....Smile!
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• 6/27/2007 2:08 PM Jeff wrote:
  Love that bike! How about calling it the Green Meanie?
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• 8/29/2007 4:12 PM pat meyer wrote:
  that is a sweet ride...have you had a winner yet? if mot I'll throw this name in the hat "The Ray-Bandit"
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• 9/24/2007 10:22 AM Morgan Williams wrote:
  My grandfather, my mother and my kids all learned to ride on a bicycle very similar to this one! My grandpa named everything, from cars and boats to bikes and wheelbarrows. We called it "The Green Hornet".
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