In this article, we give you a rundown of the pros and cons of opting for a belt drive system and go through what we deem some of the best belt drive bikes on offer for 2019. Enquire Now Now $4,999 $5,699.99. All-new for 2019, the Presidio is American outfit, Marin’s dedicated commuter option, replacing the Fairfax we’ve covered on the BikeExchange Blog in the past. 32c wide Schwalbe tyres wrapped around sleek looking alloy rims round out this solid commuter build. Budget focussed Path range of urban bikes from Polygon is designed with city riding in mind, take one look at the feature list and it's easy to see why. The system meets and typically exceeds the same maximum load industry standards required by chain drive systems and so are more than capable of being ridden hard. Belt drives are also limited to single-cog out back to run in a straight line which limits drivetrain options to either single-speed or an internally geared hub. The Alpenchallenge AC01 TWO is a sophisticated belt drive bike that features clean lines that are complemented by a sleek phantom grey colourway. A spray of water is all it needed to be kept running smoothly, making it practically maintenance free, super smooth and virtually silent. Finished off with mechanical disc brakes, mudguards and grippy Continental rubber, the INC 2 needs nothing more than a capable set of lights, and a willing rider in the saddle. We glad to introduce you a SCOTT Axis eRIDE 20 Men 2019 model year. A stylish commuter bike that aims to blend Dutch cycling heritage with Australian culture, the E-Amsterdam is the latest electrically assisted commuter bike from Lekker and is home to an impressive list of features.. This is one commuter that's sure to tick more than a few boxes on a prospective buyers' list. With lighting front and rear courtesy of Valo, an extra-long wheelbase for stability and 20in wheels wrapped in wide Schwalbe Big Apple tyres, it's sure you to get you to work, or to the cafe quickly, safely, and cleanly. Providing up to 250watts of assistance, the bike will quickly assist riders up to 25kph, with a full charge claimed to last up to 70km. The gearbox is actuated via a handlebar mounted grip shifter, while the transmission itself is a fully sealed unit and is said to tip the scales at 2kg. The most popular belt drive system available is the Gates Carbon Drive System. A Gates carbon belt drive system mated to an internal Shimano Alfine 8-speed hub ensures the INC 2 is as silent as it is low on maintenance. SCOTT Pick Up In Store and In-store Now $4,800 $6,199.99. Robust 35c Continental tyres provide ample grip while Shimano hydraulic disc brakes offer consistent braking performance in all weather conditions.