Comfort 2 Commuter Bike Blue
SMOOTH RIDE
Variant:
Blue / S - 38cm
Blue / M - 43cm
Blue / L - 48cm
Blue / XL - 53cm
Price:
Contact your local retailer for RRP
Contact your local retailer for RRP
Contact your local retailer for RRP
Contact your local retailer for RRP
Barcode:
5060988620961
5060988620978
5060988620985
5060988620992
Description
Specifications
Geometry
Size Guide
Assembly
Reid Comfort 2 | Comfort hybrid bike
Comfortable, accessible and built for relaxed everyday riding – the ideal bike for leisurely journeys, exploring local routes and enjoying longer rides at your own pace.
The Reid Comfort 2 is designed to make cycling easy and enjoyable, combining a relaxed riding position with comfort-focused components for a smooth, confidence-inspiring ride. With its upright geometry and practical setup, it’s an ideal choice for getting around town, exploring cycle paths and enjoying casual rides.
Its 27.5” double-wall alloy rims are paired with wide 2.35” all-terrain tyres to provide a stable, cushioned ride across a variety of surfaces. An 80mm travel suspension fork helps absorb bumps and vibrations, reducing the impact felt through the bike and making uneven paths more comfortable to ride.
A Shimano 21-speed Tourney drivetrain with Revoshift shifters gives you a wide range of gearing options for tackling hills, flat roads and varied terrain. Lightweight alloy V-brakes provide controlled stopping power, while ergonomic handlebars, comfortable grips and a supportive comfort saddle help reduce fatigue on longer journeys.
Available as part of the Reid Comfort range, which includes both standard and low-step models, the Comfort 2 offers an accessible, rider-friendly design that puts comfort first. Its combination of practical features, versatile performance and excellent value makes it a great way to enjoy cycling with less effort.
The Comfort 2 is ideal for:
- Everyday leisure riding, with a relaxed, upright riding position for comfortable journeys around town
- Riders exploring varied terrain, thanks to 2.35” all-terrain tyres that provide a stable, cushioned ride
- Comfort-focused cyclists, with an 80mm suspension fork, ergonomic handlebars, ergo grips and a supportive saddle
- Riders tackling hills and longer routes, with Shimano 21-speed Tourney gearing for a versatile range of riding options
- Confident everyday stopping, with lightweight alloy V-brakes for controlled braking
- Cyclists looking for a smooth ride, with 27.5” double-wall alloy rims and wide tyres to help absorb the bumps of everyday riding
- Riders seeking comfort and accessibility, with the Reid Comfort range offering standard and low-step frame options
- Anyone looking for quality and value, with a practical, comfortable bike that makes it easy to get out and enjoy more time on two wheels
We reserve the right to modify product specifications and details without prior notification.
Length measurements are provided in millimeters and degrees, unless specified otherwise.
If you are outside of the size range or unsure of the right fit for you, give us a call or come in and visit your local store to talk about your best options.
| Kids | 12" | 14" | 16" | 20" | 24" | 26" |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Method 1, 2 | 4'0" - 6'0" | |||||
| Vintage Balance | 2'6" - 3'1" | |||||
| Boys Roadster | 3'1" - 3'9" | 3'9" - 4'4" | ||||
| Girls Classic | 3'1" - 3'9" | 3'9" - 4'4" | 4'6" - 5'2" | |||
| Explorer | 2'6" - 3'1" | 3'1" - 3'9" | 3'9" - 4'4" | |||
| H Series | 3'0" - 3'3" | 3'2" - 3'9" | 3'9" - 4'4" | 4'2" - 4'8" | ||
| Viper | 3'2" - 3'9" | 3'9" - 4'4" | 4'2" - 4'8" | |||
| Impact | 3'9" - 4'4" | 4'2" - 4'8" | 4'7" - 5'2" | |||
| Tract JR | 4'0" - 4'5" | 4'5" - 4'9" | 4'7" - 5'2" | |||
| Monster | 3'9" - 4'4" | 4'2" - 4'8" | ||||
| Falco JR | 4'2" - 4'5" | 4'5" - 4'8" | ||||
| Hype | 5'5" - 6'1" |
If you are outside of the size range or unsure of the right fit for you, give us a call or come in and visit your local store to talk about your best options.
Explore our series of how-to video guides designed to walk you through every stage of assembling and fine-tuning your new Comfort 2 Commuter Bike Blue. Whether you watch the entire series or focus on specific tasks, we've got you covered. Our dedicated Customer Service team is here to offer expert advice and ensure your bike is ready for the road.
Planning to assemble at home? Remember to install the pedals with care. Make sure to align them square and gently tighten to avoid stripping the threads.
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Description
Reid Comfort 2 | Comfort hybrid bike
Comfortable, accessible and built for relaxed everyday riding – the ideal bike for leisurely journeys, exploring local routes and enjoying longer rides at your own pace.
The Reid Comfort 2 is designed to make cycling easy and enjoyable, combining a relaxed riding position with comfort-focused components for a smooth, confidence-inspiring ride. With its upright geometry and practical setup, it’s an ideal choice for getting around town, exploring cycle paths and enjoying casual rides.
Its 27.5” double-wall alloy rims are paired with wide 2.35” all-terrain tyres to provide a stable, cushioned ride across a variety of surfaces. An 80mm travel suspension fork helps absorb bumps and vibrations, reducing the impact felt through the bike and making uneven paths more comfortable to ride.
A Shimano 21-speed Tourney drivetrain with Revoshift shifters gives you a wide range of gearing options for tackling hills, flat roads and varied terrain. Lightweight alloy V-brakes provide controlled stopping power, while ergonomic handlebars, comfortable grips and a supportive comfort saddle help reduce fatigue on longer journeys.
Available as part of the Reid Comfort range, which includes both standard and low-step models, the Comfort 2 offers an accessible, rider-friendly design that puts comfort first. Its combination of practical features, versatile performance and excellent value makes it a great way to enjoy cycling with less effort.
The Comfort 2 is ideal for:
- Everyday leisure riding, with a relaxed, upright riding position for comfortable journeys around town
- Riders exploring varied terrain, thanks to 2.35” all-terrain tyres that provide a stable, cushioned ride
- Comfort-focused cyclists, with an 80mm suspension fork, ergonomic handlebars, ergo grips and a supportive saddle
- Riders tackling hills and longer routes, with Shimano 21-speed Tourney gearing for a versatile range of riding options
- Confident everyday stopping, with lightweight alloy V-brakes for controlled braking
- Cyclists looking for a smooth ride, with 27.5” double-wall alloy rims and wide tyres to help absorb the bumps of everyday riding
- Riders seeking comfort and accessibility, with the Reid Comfort range offering standard and low-step frame options
- Anyone looking for quality and value, with a practical, comfortable bike that makes it easy to get out and enjoy more time on two wheels
Specifications
We reserve the right to modify product specifications and details without prior notification.
Geometry
Length measurements are provided in millimeters and degrees, unless specified otherwise.
Size Guide
If you are outside of the size range or unsure of the right fit for you, give us a call or come in and visit your local store to talk about your best options.
Assembly
Explore our series of how-to video guides designed to walk you through every stage of assembling and fine-tuning your new Comfort 2 Commuter Bike Blue. Whether you watch the entire series or focus on specific tasks, we've got you covered. Our dedicated Customer Service team is here to offer expert advice and ensure your bike is ready for the road.
Planning to assemble at home? Remember to install the pedals with care. Make sure to align them square and gently tighten to avoid stripping the threads.
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