Best Bike for Cycling in Cuba

We have ridden many thousands of kilometres all over Cuba in the past 15 years. These are the two types we choose to ride. A hybrid bike is also a good choice.
In general, unless you are just doing out-and-back rides from a hotel each day on a highway, I do not recommend a road racing bike as it will cause you to avoid the bumpy but interesting side roads where adventure is found.
If you are doing unsupported touring, you will want something with more ability to carry some bags, including braze-on mounts, but otherwise, the same advice applies.
We currently lead fully-supported bike tours with Bicycle Breeze, see them at:
www.bicyclebreeze.net

[@Kitiwake]

So.. Where's your "luggage" and would you recommend solo cycling in Cuba?

[@leeorphan]

We mostly do supported bike tours in Cuba (we lead them - see www.bicyclebreeze.net). So we do not carry luggage. If I did I would take a rugged touring bike or gravel bike with any panniers. You do not need a lot of stuff to ride in Cuba.