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Question: Looks like you guys don't answer questions, but here's another... What is the correct way to pick the right size bike? Is it strictly inseam or?
Document: I bought this bike for my Dad and was pleasantly surprised right out of the box. First of all, it was basically assembled and then disassembled and packed so re-assembly wasn't bad at all (agree with another reviewer that if you aren't comfortable putting a bike together at all, take it to a shop). While I haven't ridden it beyond a test ride, the quality is great for the price (I got it for $799) and the components are better than entry-level.
It also looks really sharp - paint and welds are very clean.
This thing seems to have been applied w superglue! It didnt take me long to assemble bike but this sticker is unreal. One other thing....the way the geometry has placed the front derailleur mounting band has it placed between the second water bottle mounting bolts. In order to mount the second bottle holder now I have to go to the hardware store and configure a way to lift the water bottle cage away from frame so the bolts will go in.
I bought this bike at a different dealer other than Amazon in April. Since then I've put many miles and hours on this bike for my commute to and from school (20 miles each way). Must I say this bike is a pleasure to ride. Super smooth and fast if you swap the tires. I also utilized the mounting bolts that this bike has to install my carrier rack and panniers. Best commuter bike I've ridden so far.
Bought this because of cost $822 when I purchased. Great component build went together without much trouble, but I've been tinkering on bikes for 30 years. I have another CX bike w/ fenders 5# heavier this was 18.5 out of the box 53mm put a set of atac pedals and cages still less than 20#. I live in nc mountains many gravel roads and this bike rocks. Changed the small chaining from 36 to 34. If the price keeps dropping I my buy another for parts.
Once this thing is dialed in and set up properly it's a great bike, I'm very happy with it, but the road to that level of satisfaction is paved with teething issues and cost above above what Amazon will charge for it.Firstly, if you're not an amateur bike mechanic (like me), you'll want to take this to a Local Bike Shop (LBS) to get built.
Solid, well spec, proper &#34;cross&#34; geometry.The weakest link, like any off-the-shelf bike under $3k is the wheels. Though, I was impressed that the bike came with three extra white spokes.No issues with shifting or braking once you give it the proper adjustment. In saying that, I'd treat this bike to a full shop tune up.
105 groupset works wonderfully. I've had some minor slips and crashes on this bike and the components are holding up. One thing I don't like about this bike are the wheels. I've broken three spokes already in the 6 months of use. The hubs are super smooth rolling but the wheels become out of true really easily and the spokes already broke. Doesn't matter, this bike does the job as a stable commuter!
They're cheap no-brand chinese wheels, with low spoke count (24 rear, 20 front). If you're a heavier rider (like me) they won't work for you, the back wheel will go out of true often, I have to tighten spokes after every 30 miles, I've had 2 broken spokes so far in 600 miles. I've given up on them and bought a decent wheelset, thankfully as I got the bike so cheap, I'm fine with this.
Not to any fault of DB or fedex as it could have happened anywhere. I was thinking right away that something would be messed up but its fine.First impressions:Out of box 18.5 lbs. Not bad as that could even be road weight and w road tires I am sure it would lighten up a bit.Lugs welding and finish is very nice. The weld work is rather smooth. There is a sticker though as expected that says made in china.
Answer: yes