It's the bike for the baby boomer market. Suspension technology sparked the comfort-bike evolution, creating an entirely new genre in the process. Suspension seat posts are standard on nearly every brand of comfort bike. A suspension seat post reduces the vibration and shock transmitted to the rider, allowing the rider to remain seated for longer periods, reducing fatigue and discomfort. A suspension seat post can also be a posterior-pleasing retrofit for your current road bike, and an economical alternative to a suspension fork for your rigid mountain machine.
Suspension forks reduce road shock and fatigue, and increase control and comfort.
Designed especially for comfort bikes, they retain the high-performance characteristics of other suspension forks, but offer a graceful style more suitable for this class of bicycle. Suspension stems absorb vibration from the front wheel and fork, increasing the rider's comfort on the upright handlebars. A rise-adjustable stem provides a wide range of adjustment for the rider, and a cyclist can easily change the position of the handlebar to best fit their body size and cycling style. Most brands use cromoly frames as the standard, but several offer aluminum. Electra Hawaii 1 Mens Cruiser, Black 18.5 inch.