Giordano Bicycles has
Giordano Brava Hybrid Bike for
$209.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
Bflo23 for posting this deal.
Available sizes:
Key Features:
- Lightweight 6061 aluminum frame and an 80mm alloy crown suspension fork
- Shimano Altus 24 speed drivetrain
- Front and rear mechanical disc brakes
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If you want you can get the Trek FX2 with the Altus shifters, Acera front derailleur, forged alloy crank (not Shimano), KMC chain (not Shimano), etc. on sale for $700 (msrp $800). Are you going to get crazy because the Trek FX2 is using a different crank and a KMC chain? The Trek is over 3x more. Even Trek mixes up components parts. People really need to be realistic in price expectations and also understand that other brands can work well in drivetrain. Don't assume that everything is "junk" as you called it because it didn't match with all Sora or all Altus.
The most important part of the drivetrain is the derailleur and it is Altus and it is mixed with Shimano front derailleur and Shimano cassette. With the Shimano shortage, you definitely can't expect the full entire "atlus drivetrain line" for $210 sale bike. Even Trek isn't putting out the full line of Altus in the Trek FX2. Gotta be realistic and have reasonable expectations.
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"Please buy from or your local independent Specialized dealer.....".
It makes sense why you bash other way cheaper bikes in the other threads and talk about how great of a deal the specialized Rockhopper is at $580 plus tax and you want people to buy from local specialized stores. Don't forget that people pay through the nose though for those premium flagship brands. Purchase price matters.
If anyone cares, here's the thread he's talking about in which I said that it was "a great deal for a bike with full dealer support (bike selection and sizing help, test rides, professional assembly, ongoing maintenance, warranty, etc)" and suggested to buy it through a local dealer rather than online because it helps the local business.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16606685-specialized-rockhopper-26-27-5-or-29-trail-bike-various-colors-500-75-shipping
Another option for people who may not want a hybrid and want do more gravel riding is the Giordano Trieste Gravel Bike for $299.99 ($499.99).
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
It's a suspension fork. Does it lock? Are there free returns if you're not satisfied. The site says you can return within 10 days for free but does that include the shipping cost?
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These come with 8 speed cassettes on the rear wheel. This may not mean much to you, but bikers know that this is a cassette and not a freewheel. Which usually means better, upgradable parts.
I bought the gravel bike. I like steel bikes and the parts are decent. It says it comes with Shimano Claris but some are shipping with Microshift R8 which I'm OK with.
I usually buy more expensive mountain bikes but I wanted a cheap gravel bike to put some miles on. The frame looks solid and everything else looks upgradable if needed. I think the hybrid bikes look decent as well and for this price I don't think it's a bad deal. It was free shipping and no tax for me so hard to argue with that.
Here's a good YouTube video from a guy who bought the gravel bike.
https://youtu.be/_toU8BDy1bk
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