2006 Trek Navigator 200 Comfort Bike

If you're just looking for a simple bike that is extremely comfortable to ride with minimal maintenance, then this bike would be great for you (assuming you're around 5'1 - 5'7 since this bike is a Small size).

Bike is in great condition. I don't mind keeping it for those times when I'm just cruising around the neighborhood so price is firm at $200. Something new that is comparable would probably run you around $450 to $500 plus this comes with extras such as kickstand, rack, bell and water bottle cage (which is adjustable and can take standard off the shelf water bottles).

I'm located in the Richmond Hill / Vaughan area. No need to ask if it's still available as I will remove the ad once it's sold. Thanks for looking.


Below is a partial review on the bike from the internet:

If you are in the market for a new bike but haven’t shopped for one recently, you may be surprised at all the options available these days. When hunting around you’ll find different types of bikes such as touring, road, cyclo-cross, single speed, fixed gear, mountain, hybrid, comfort, cruisers, recumbent, racing, and many more! The choices can be daunting, but if you just need something to get around the neighborhood, around the campground, or even to and from a not-too-long trip to work, a comfort bike may be the right choice for you. The Trek Navigator 200 is a moderately priced comfort bike that is a great option for a general all purpose bike.

The Navigator 200 is a comfort bike with a relaxed frame design and adjustable stem to put you in an upright, back-friendly riding position. It comes with an RST suspension fork, shock-absorbing seatpost, and big cushy saddle to soak up the bumps of the road and make for a super smooth ride. The Navigator also has mountain bike-like tires and durable wheels to handle any type of terrain for when you want to leave the pavement and get on the trails a bit. A Shimano thumb-shifting driveline also provides an easy, efficient ride each time you get out and get through the gears.

The Navigator is a great bike for the under 10 mile ride crowd. If you start getting into longer rides, you’ll want to consider a bike built for longer rides. Surprisingly, what is comfortable for a few miles does not turn out to be very comfy in the long haul, but for casual riding the Navigator is very nice, and easy to ride.

If you’re in the market for a bike that it just simple to get up and ride on, swing by your local Trek dealer and take a look at the Navigator series.