There are in my country, sure. Brands like Pinnacle and Trek. You're not going to be impressing anyone with an aluminium frame and Shimano's cheapest derailleu

There are in my country, sure. Brands like Pinnacle and Trek. You're not going to be impressing anyone with an aluminium frame and Shimano's cheapest derailleur of course - but you also won't be scared to leave your bike chained up while you drop into a store. And you might want to pick up lights, a lock, a helmet, and maybe mudguards, so you'll end up spending a bit more. And of course if you don't have the tools, time or inclination to do your own maintenance bike shops can get expensive.