[Tom]

A question for girls - would it be good as a gift?
It's, I quess, Holy Moly from Creme Cycles

take it or not?

 

[funetical]

I would, not a girl, but I like girls.

 

[SprocketGirl]

heck yes chicks love bikes... okay i love bikes.
how old is she and does she ride?
i think it is a great gift but knowing more about her would help to make sure.

 

[Industry_Hack]

Geez, you must be close enough that you could go pick one up right from the factory, no?

 

[Tom]

for example, Creme has distributors all over the word - CremeCycles.com , so it won't be a big deal to get a bike like Holymoly. the point is a BIKE
Does any girl have a Creme?

 

[Tom]

I mean, does anybody know any technical details?

 

[Industry_Hack]

Maybe someone affiliated with Creme could post on the forums and enlighten us.

 

[sorbut]

...would it be good as a gift?...

Depends!

The short answer would be yes, but...

Does she like to ride a bike?
Does she live in an area where she would feel safe while riding?
Does she have a place to keep it?
Is this something you can do together or have plans of doing so?

I mean, does anybody know any technical details?

I take it the one in the photo is the one you have in mind? If so, it looks more like a bike for leisurely rides; not one for long distance cycling. If that is the case, comfort would be more of an issue than technical details, IMO. Your choice of options is limited. Bikes in that class don't come with different component groups, or upgrades to different wheel sets. An upgrade would likely include a different hub/brake assembly, or a hub that has some gears. A visit to the LBS or the company website should give you an idea of your options.