Brera Thema 2.0 28" City Bike

The Brera Thema 2.0 is a new city bike in size 43, available in Grey and Burgundy or Titanium and Sand combinations. With an aluminium frame and a Shimano drivetrain with a triple crankset, it is suitable for riders who want to cycle on their urban journeys.

• Frame and fork: The frame is aluminium, while the fork is made from Hi-ten.
• Shimano drivetrain: Shimano TY300 rear derailleur, TY500 front derailleur and Revoshift shifters, with a 7-speed cassette and triple aluminium crankset.
• Wheels and brakes: 28" aluminium rims, 700x35C tyres and V-brakes with aluminium levers.
• Handlebar adjustment: The aluminium stem is adjustable and paired with a Hi-ten handlebar.
• Included accessories: Lights, a kickstand, mudguards and a chain guard complete the build with a rear rack and front basket support.

Choose it if you are looking for an everyday bike with equipment that lets you organise what you carry and protect your clothes.

Manufacturer details

Simple in its lines, colours and functionality. The THEMA is what you would call a well-made bike in its simplicity, designed for those looking for something more versatile than a city bike.

Simple in its lines, colours and functionality. The THEMA is what you would call a well-made bike in its simplicity, designed for those looking for something more versatile than a city bike.

In keeping with its versatility, the THEMA comes with a range of essential components, including lights, mudguards and a chain guard to protect clothes from chain oil.

The THEMA gives you the advantage of travelling with two racks, one at the front and one at the rear, where baskets, bags or even child seats can be fitted.

To take you wherever you want to go, the THEMA is equipped with Shimano 7-speed or 21-speed gearing. The choice is yours, depending on the routes you intend to ride.

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Founded in Brianza in 2018 by the Mandelli family, Brera offers bicycles for everyday rides: e-bikes, city bikes, trekking bikes, mountain bikes and models for children and teenagers. Its name recalls Milan’s Brera district, associated with art, style and craftsmanship.