Firefox Gypsy - Text Review

At its core, the Firefox Gypsy features a Hi-Tensile Steel Frame, engineered for strength and stability. The geometry focuses on a relaxed, upright posture making it ideal for leisure riders, city commuters, and students who want comfort over aggressive performance.

The Gypsy runs on a single-speed drivetrain, perfect for flat terrains and uncomplicated maintenance. It eliminates shifting worries, making it ideal for first-time riders or those who just want to pedal and go.

The cottered crankset paired with a BMX-style chain ensures smooth, consistent pedaling. Its simplicity means fewer moving parts, lower maintenance, and reliable performance under everyday use.

Comfort is the Gypsy’s biggest strength. The upright riding position, wide PU saddle, and comfort grips make it a joy to ride, even on longer routes. The steel frame absorbs small vibrations, while the front rigid fork adds stability and keeps the handling predictable.

The 26-inch wheels strike the right balance between control and maneuverability, allowing riders of varied heights to feel secure and confident.

Equipped with powerful V-brakes at the front and rear, the Gypsy provides reliable stopping power with minimal effort. Braking feels smooth and progressive, which inspires confidence for newer riders.

The wide handlebars ensure easy control, while the steering remains stable and predictable even in tighter city corners.

The 26-inch double-wall alloy rims paired with 1.95” city tyres are designed for both comfort and grip. The tyres handle mixed urban surfaces — from paved roads to uneven patches without losing composure.

The large wheel diameter provides steady rolling efficiency, while the wider tyre width cushions the ride against bumps and minor potholes.