Very light and durable, easy gear changing and very fast
Disadvantages:
toe caps can be difficult for beginners
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
Although not top of the range its a very good bike. The weight can be felt on reasonably steep inclines but not so much as to hinder even a professional cyclist.
For club cycling this stands out. It looks good and performs great. I haven't ha\zd a single problem from mine and performs much better than my Apollo TDF.02
The tyres where down fairly fast though this is true for all road bike and it cannot take potholes or crack in the road (lest you wish to end up on your face in the road) again pavements and edges are not good to go onto or over because this will also leave you with a nasty mess and bits of bike and bent wheels!
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Specs are added in heed of comments!
Frame: Atomic 13 Aluminum, Zero stack headtube Fork: Carbon Composite w/Alloy steerer Crankset: Truvativ Touro Road 30/42/52t Bottom Bracket: Sealed Cartridge F. Derailleur: Shimano 2200 R. Derailleur: ShimanoTiagra Shift Lever: Shimano Sora 8spd Brake Levers: Shimano Sora/Tektro Inline Brakes: Tektro Dual Pivot Cog Set: Shimano HG50 8spd (12-25t) Rims: Alex DA-16 Double wall Tires: Vittoria Zaffiro 700x25c Pedals: Road Pedals w/clips and straps Handlebar: Alloy Road Stem: Alloy Ahead 10deg Seatpost: Alloy Micro adjust 27.2mm Saddle: Avenir Road Headset: Integrated 1-1/8 Colors: Silver/Black Chain: Shimano HG50 Hubset: (F) Alloy Joytech, QR 32h (R) Alloy Joytech QR 32h Cassette Spokes: 14g Stainless Steel Grips: Raleigh w/Gel Extras: Rack & Fender mounts, Cateye reflector set, Clear Coat, Owners Manual *these may not be included, depending on retailer*
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£300
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