Our automotive inspired all-road model with a Pinion 600% gear range, designed to be a performance daily commuter, road rambler, and gravel grinder in one precision package. The Priority 600 features the 12-Speed Pinion Gearbox with the new DS2 rotary shifter, an automotive inspired transmission system created by two former Porsche transmission engineers in Stuttgart, Germany. Named after the bicycle's massive 600% gear range that is equivalent to a traditional 30 speed bicycle, the gearbox offers unmatched versatility and dependability. There is no gear overlap, it's sealed for year-round all-terrain riding, and is controlled by a single simple twist grip shifter. With the gearbox mounted in the center of the bicycle, it creates an ultra-balanced, nimble ride, all in a sealed, all-season, low maintenance package. The 600 sits on the 650B Road Plus platform with premium tires that flies down bike paths with the contact patch of a traditional road bike 700c tire, and also offers cushion and grip on gravel and hard packed trails. Paired with the rust and grease free Gates Carbon Drive belt, you have the smoothest, most efficient package on the road. One bicycle can take you across town and to your off-road adventures. The 600 offers Tektro hydraulic disc brakes for all-season stopping power, 360-degree reflective decals, carbon fiber seatpost, and a integrated hub powered dynamo front and rear lighting with USB charging capabilities. PSA: Most bicycles are selling out before they are produced. If you are looking to purchase a bicycle, we encourage you to back-order early. Our individual product pages reflect the most accurate back-order and ship dates for each model. These dates are updated in real-time for future purchases, and we generally sell out of most models before the date posted. Secure your ship date with a back-order, which can be cancelled at any time for a full refund before your bicycle ships. A rear rack is a great addition to every commuter bike! 174 HUDSON rear racks available here.
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