I’m still riding a 1996 local bike shop bike I “splurged” on. I might have spent a hundred more dollars back then but this bike has stood the test of time. I am blessed to have a great local shop I can take it to every year or so for a tune up. I normally ride about 100 miles a month but I’ve ridden it 386 miles since my state went on quarantine 5 weeks ago. Thanks for highlighting affordable, quality bikes.
Thank you for your comment! I love the fact that you have a good local bicycle shop That makes riding so much better and fun especially when you can be part of that community. I really like to feature reasonably priced bikes at the moment I am having a hard time getting my hands on these and I guess that's a good thing because that means people have bought them and are out riding them. Thank you for sharing your story with us it's a kind I love to hear.
I just bought a 2021 Crossroads 1.0, and I love it so much. It's easy to ride, comfortable, and seems very good quality. I want to ride it everyday! I'm very glad I spent a little more and didn't go with a big-box store bike. I went looking for a bike with disc brakes and a lot of gears, then I realized I didn't need all that. These V-brakes are simple, and 7 gears is plenty for where I ride.
It so warms my heart to see entry-level bikes such as this being set up as 1xs. New riders do not need multiple chainrings, nor would they really know how to use them. Cool. My wife just got her first bike in -- maybe -- 20 years. It's a 2x. I will soon convert it to 1x because it just makes sense.
Yes we have to totally agree with the one by option being a fantastic system. We have a lot of people that think they're getting ripped off if they don't get 21 gears but really when it comes down to a simple gear system that is easy to understand and work is worth much more than a complicated gear system that people just don't know how to use correctly. One by is here to stay and I totally see why. I like your comment thank you so much for bringing this to light !
Just bought it thanks to this video. I love it. Im not hunched over and i switched the seat to a more cushiony one too. Cant wait to start riding everyday.
Sorry to be so offtopic but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost the password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
I accidently hit my Crossroads frame with a Sledge hammer getting the bottom bracket out, didn't even scratch the paint. 1993 Tange Steel Specialized Crossroads.
@@TheBicycleRider Ok, NOW I'm hooked on riding again and the sirrus is good, but now I want to upgrade to a solid road bike. Under or around $2000.00 US. Suggestions?
I just put a deposit on a 2021 model. Last one at the store. Your review confirmed my purchase. Hopefully pick it up tomorrow. Replacing a Schwinn Kempo that has been nothing but problems. Thanks!
I have a Ocean Pacific single speed cruiser I bought at walmart for 56 bucks 10 years ago has well over 1000 miles on it only changed tires . Ride over terrible roads fields ect all aluminum frame .
Wow I'm glad you enjoy riding your bicycle and have had many successful miles on your bike. You must have got a good one because the quality of the cheaper bikes nowadays is just not there I think you said yours is over 10 years old and they must have put a lot more quality and engineering into their bikes back then. Hold on to yours because the new ones at that price point we have found our junk. Yours seems like a good one!
Fantastic well I hope you enjoyed your test ride. When I take people for a test ride in my shop I usually grab a crossroads I can keep up with just about anybody on any bike at least for a test ride and stay very comfortable. It's a great bike and I hope you enjoy your ride!
I was debating between the crossroads and the roll. Went with the roll since this one was sold out, but I was wondering if you could give your thoughts on the main difference between the two. They look pretty similar to me but I don’t know much about bikes.
Good question, both are excellent bikes the crossroads has a little bit slimmer tire but believe me is much wider than most fitness bikes. The crossroads ride is upright and comfortable but does allow for a little bit more fitness and speed geometry. Once you get into the roll definitely more comfortable with a flat foot on seat design. The roll has a much wider tire which gives you a wider platform and really stable ride. Basically if pure comfort and cruising is your main goal the roll is the bike. If you need a bike that is a little bit more fitness orientated the crossroads is the bike you might want to focus on. Both bikes are great and if you ride a bike you're going to get fitness no matter what position you're in. The role has a very comfortable and wide seat in the crossroads as a more fitness orientated saddle.
I own four specialized bikes..the nordic red 2019 alibi sport k have the 2019 crossroad 2.0 the 2018 alibi and the 2019 alibi sport acid blue getting a 2020 roll elite worth the money to update just also picked up a alibi c sport step thru
Wow I like your collection kind of sounds like my garage All the bikes you picked are very rock rock solid and I like the way you didn't skimp on the roll going with the elite is a great choice and I love the way that bike looks. You have good taste thank you for your comment!
Is this bicycle good for pavement and bike paths, also is it good for dirt trails. I just want to make sure before I take on or off road. Hope to hear from you soon. Also I subscribed to your channel
There are several differences and you'd probably be best by comparing the specs on the Specialized website line by line but basically it will be an upgrade in components and some different colors. Both the 1.0 and 2.0 are fantastic bikes but if you have the extra money for the 2.0 it's always good to upgrade at the point of sale rather than to try to do it later. Thank you for your comment
Thank you very much for the detailed review. How does it compare with Specialized Roll? I tried Crossroads and Trek Verve in-store. I loved Crossroads. In a dilemma whether to go with Roll or crossroads. Will big tires on Roll make the bike heavier? I greatly appreciate your inputs on this.
Sorry you haven't gotten an answer as I have the same question. I did get the Roll and I'm not dissatisfied but I do wonder how the differences justify the doubling of price. (my bike shop didn't have any Crossroads in stock to compare or recommend.)
Hi! Can you please do a review/demonstration on the Specialized Ariel Sport 2020? I just bought one and I’m loving it. But, I would love to know more about the specs and quality. And I can’t find much info about it.
The areial is a very cool bike, my wife had one for several years and really enjoyed it now my neighbor rides it. I was not aware that there was a 2020 model I'll have to do some research but I thought specialized canceled that line of bikes to move to a more modern design. I'll do a little research and get back with you If there is a 2020 I would be glad to do a review on it.
We would love to but this model is all sold out at the moment and we can't get our hands on it. As soon as it comes available leave me we will be riding it and reviewing it.
@@TheBicycleRider Any issues with taking the Crossroads 3.0 on a gravel trail? Only thing I've heard is it's a good commuter bike. Just want to make sure.
I am 70 years old with major knee problems. Are the step through bikes now ok for men to ride? Back in the day, I wouldn't be caught dead riding a step through but now it would be nice at my age!
I think a step through or low entry bike would really be good for you and your knees. I am a bicycle racer and like high-end bikes. I actually just came back from a ride around Ocean Springs on a step through bike I see more men buying step through bikes than women at the moment. I think they're cool I like riding a step through model around town cuz it's just easy to get on and off and if I need to loan up to a friend it doesn't matter who it is they seem to like it. The bicycle is your personal canvas paint the picture anyway you want
Hello, I'm planning to get a bike to commute around the city and maybe do some light trails. Right now I'm leaning towards the crossroad but I was wondering if there was more bike similar in style and price?
At 5:10 you would be good for a medium and could stretch into a large but I would stay away from the small that would make you a bit cramped up. I'm 5'9 in the medium fits me perfectly but I can ride a large in a pinch and become comfortable. The extra large is way too big for me!
The crossroads has a much more upright position than the alibi, different components and size width of the tire are also a consideration. There really are two different bikes both are good solid bikes in my opinion the crossroads is a more comfortable and the alibi is a great get through town low maintenance bike. Both are very solid Good luck on your choice
The bike that we weighed in this video was a size small. Unfortunately these bikes are sold out all over the world and I can't get my hands on one at the moment to weigh the different size frames. What size frame are you looking for? I might be able to borrow an extra large from a friend to weigh if that will help you? Thank you
You could always mount a thinner tire to this bike it's hard to duplicate this style frame and ride but you could look at the Sirrus If a skinnier tire is something that you really would like it puts you in a more aggressive position but it sounds like maybe that's what you would like anyway. Good luck with your choices and please let us know what you end up with
Most step-throughs aren't considered men's and women's specific bikes anymore. There is a step through or commonly called a low entry in the crossroads It has been a very popular bike and at this time most of them are sold out but stocks are starting to resupply now. Give one a try I think you'll like it!
Those are 3 different type of bike, are you going to stick to paved paths and streets? If so, then crosstrail is not for you, now between this and the allez, one is a road bike, designed for long distance and speed, the other is a "comfort" bike, depends on what you are looking for really
mah mam thank you! I did test a few the other day. I like the Sirrus so now I’m even more confused haha. I’m thinking hybrid cause I’ll be doing some light dirt paths as well as paved.
@@joeychavez3796 if you are thinking about dirt paths then forget about the allez, you might want to consider a gravel bike if you are flexible enough and have the spare money for it, otherwise just get a hybrid, with or without a suspension fork, preferably 38c and up tires
No they are not upgradable to a disc, most frames that are sold with rim brakes do not have the mounts on the fork or the frame to upgrade to a disc at a later date. I have to say that the rim brakes on this bike work very good though! Thank you for your question
Hahaha yeah that is so true. People ride a lot of crappy bikes and Its sad because I see them suffering. Worst yet those bikes never works correctly. Like the forks just work the first week. Derailleurs snaps, axle bent, brakes rub very badly and still they don’t break ha. They are a nightmare. I won’t sugar coat it. WalMart bikes are a waste of resources. Then you have channels that said buy a Walmart bike(specially the Axum) and then upgrade. If you are not mechanically inclined, DON’T buy those bikes. Save and buy a bike like this. Don’t expect to have a great time or be real fast on a WalMart bike. Won’t happen. Save and buy good stuff from the start.
You are so correct Jun Boo, I can't say enough about your comment because it is right on spot. I'm sure you have seen people riding around town in a completely unforgiving posture and on bikes that are basically falling apart underneath them. If they only knew they could get a quality bike like this for around $450 I'm sure they would gladly pay the money. They probably give their chiropractors more money each month because of the uncomfort they get from riding their current bicycles
TheBicycleRider Hahaha yes that is so true. Even when people try my bike and mine is just a decent one. They are like wow. I think this bike is a no brainer for everyone. The sad part of the story is that people will buy Walmart bike and say. This is not for me. Those bikes are not for anyone ha. I’m at a point that if I can’t afford a new quality bike or equipment I will quit. For me you start on a $500 bike like this. Fall in love, keep the bike and then go and get a higher range MTB. Every time I see a Walmart bike. I go to the person and in less than 10 seconds I see problems and by any means I have a local bike shop expertise so imagine a real mechanic. I have saved the life of two people with loosen nuts on the wheels. LOOSENNNNN NUTS. Also you see wheels not turning because of brakes adjustments. I can text so much here hut won’t. Those bikes are irresponsible pieces of man made metal.
Has anyone been able to install fenders on this bike? I bought a 2020 1.0 for my wife and there is only 5-6mm clearance between the rear tire and the mount hole on the frame's bottom bracket. Specialized recommends a minimum of 6mm clearance between the tire and the fender. Doesn't appear to be any room to mount a fender?
I can't comment on the first question, but the bike is not intended for intense mountain biking. It is mainly for paved trails and occasional dirt trails. Large is the size for 5'10" riders. Do a quick search and you'll see a size chart which confirms it.
Well my official answer will be no. It is not a mountain bike but with that being said I have seen people ride this bike on light trails. I have also seen someone very experienced use this bike on the trails and he was magical but that was a case of someone who really knew what they were doing. This bike is best suited for paved roads.
You would fit good on a medium. I am 5'9 and a medium fits me perfect You being 5'5 are right on the edge of small or medium I would say a medium would stretch you out perfectly and give your lungs room to work.
Yes this bike is fast. It is a fitness orientated bike with exceptional comfort for that category. I have no problem keeping up with fast riders or even leading the group with this bike. There are some characteristics of this bike that do not make it as fast as others but you have to remember comfort and upright positioning does have its disadvantages if speed is your main goal. Aerodynamics come into play as you sit up straight. In my opinion I figure sometimes if you're comfortable you can put more effort into pedaling the bike which makes it faster.
@alexander44444 , well I would like to think so I'm kind of small in stature but I know how to pedal a bike pretty fast! I don't rely on just strength I use cadence and cardio to my advantage but I guess the short answer to your question is yes I believe my legs are strong just not nearly as big as most of the riders I ride with.
People get steered towards road bikes and that's what professional road races use right? So it must be better. For 9 out of 10 people, a bike like this is better.
you went to watch the sun set, and you’re riding home LMAO doesn’t the sun set everywhere lol you can’t see the sun set from your house ? LOL you said that they designed that bike by referencing dimensions from thousands of people LMAO everything that is used by humans is ergonomically designed. you’re a comedian it never seems to amaze when someone is trying to sell or demo a product and really silly things come out of their mouth. you said a lot of silly things but those are the two biggest.
I’m still riding a 1996 local bike shop bike I “splurged” on. I might have spent a hundred more dollars back then but this bike has stood the test of time. I am blessed to have a great local shop I can take it to every year or so for a tune up. I normally ride about 100 miles a month but I’ve ridden it 386 miles since my state went on quarantine 5 weeks ago. Thanks for highlighting affordable, quality bikes.
Thank you for your comment! I love the fact that you have a good local bicycle shop That makes riding so much better and fun especially when you can be part of that community. I really like to feature reasonably priced bikes at the moment I am having a hard time getting my hands on these and I guess that's a good thing because that means people have bought them and are out riding them. Thank you for sharing your story with us it's a kind I love to hear.
I just bought a 2021 Crossroads 1.0, and I love it so much. It's easy to ride, comfortable, and seems very good quality. I want to ride it everyday! I'm very glad I spent a little more and didn't go with a big-box store bike. I went looking for a bike with disc brakes and a lot of gears, then I realized I didn't need all that. These V-brakes are simple, and 7 gears is plenty for where I ride.
Just bought my specialized Crossroads today, I am very happy with my purchase. Road it today for a bit today. I enjoyed it. Thank you Bicycle Inc.
It so warms my heart to see entry-level bikes such as this being set up as 1xs. New riders do not need multiple chainrings, nor would they really know how to use them. Cool.
My wife just got her first bike in -- maybe -- 20 years. It's a 2x. I will soon convert it to 1x because it just makes sense.
Yes we have to totally agree with the one by option being a fantastic system. We have a lot of people that think they're getting ripped off if they don't get 21 gears but really when it comes down to a simple gear system that is easy to understand and work is worth much more than a complicated gear system that people just don't know how to use correctly. One by is here to stay and I totally see why. I like your comment thank you so much for bringing this to light !
Eh, 1x will drop ultra low or high gears from it
Just bought it thanks to this video. I love it. Im not hunched over and i switched the seat to a more cushiony one too. Cant wait to start riding everyday.
Sorry to be so offtopic but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb lost the password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
@Justus Andre Instablaster ;)
I accidently hit my Crossroads frame with a Sledge hammer getting the bottom bracket out, didn't even scratch the paint. 1993 Tange Steel Specialized Crossroads.
Thank you for the review. I'm buying one of those today.
Fantastic Choice !
@@TheBicycleRider Ok, NOW I'm hooked on riding again and the sirrus is good, but now I want to upgrade to a solid road bike. Under or around $2000.00 US. Suggestions?
I just put a deposit on a 2021 model. Last one at the store. Your review confirmed my purchase. Hopefully pick it up tomorrow. Replacing a Schwinn Kempo that has been nothing but problems. Thanks!
I have a Ocean Pacific single speed cruiser I bought at walmart for 56 bucks 10 years ago has well over 1000 miles on it only changed tires . Ride over terrible roads fields ect all aluminum frame .
Wow I'm glad you enjoy riding your bicycle and have had many successful miles on your bike. You must have got a good one because the quality of the cheaper bikes nowadays is just not there I think you said yours is over 10 years old and they must have put a lot more quality and engineering into their bikes back then. Hold on to yours because the new ones at that price point we have found our junk. Yours seems like a good one!
@@TheBicycleRider Ha ! just as soon as I wrote this my bottom bracket bearings went out .Should have knocked on wood .
Hahaha....never fails
Thanks for all these reviews!
Great review. Im going to test ride one tomorrow.
Fantastic well I hope you enjoyed your test ride. When I take people for a test ride in my shop I usually grab a crossroads I can keep up with just about anybody on any bike at least for a test ride and stay very comfortable. It's a great bike and I hope you enjoy your ride!
Great video thank you great information.
Thank you for the comment , This bike is easy to talk about but because there's so many good points.
Thank you for this review!
I have one and have pimped it with panniers and gear for the Apocalypse.
All you need is a bat with nails sticking out and a few naked chicks running next to you. 😉
Thank you - great informative review
I was debating between the crossroads and the roll. Went with the roll since this one was sold out, but I was wondering if you could give your thoughts on the main difference between the two. They look pretty similar to me but I don’t know much about bikes.
Good question, both are excellent bikes the crossroads has a little bit slimmer tire but believe me is much wider than most fitness bikes. The crossroads ride is upright and comfortable but does allow for a little bit more fitness and speed geometry. Once you get into the roll definitely more comfortable with a flat foot on seat design. The roll has a much wider tire which gives you a wider platform and really stable ride. Basically if pure comfort and cruising is your main goal the roll is the bike. If you need a bike that is a little bit more fitness orientated the crossroads is the bike you might want to focus on. Both bikes are great and if you ride a bike you're going to get fitness no matter what position you're in. The role has a very comfortable and wide seat in the crossroads as a more fitness orientated saddle.
I own four specialized bikes..the nordic red 2019 alibi sport k have the 2019 crossroad 2.0 the 2018 alibi and the 2019 alibi sport acid blue getting a 2020 roll elite worth the money to update just also picked up a alibi c sport step thru
Wow I like your collection kind of sounds like my garage All the bikes you picked are very rock rock solid and I like the way you didn't skimp on the roll going with the elite is a great choice and I love the way that bike looks. You have good taste thank you for your comment!
Is this bicycle good for pavement and bike paths, also is it good for dirt trails. I just want to make sure before I take on or off road. Hope to hear from you soon. Also I subscribed to your channel
@TheBicycleRider what's the difference between the Crossroads 1.0 vs 2.0?
There are several differences and you'd probably be best by comparing the specs on the Specialized website line by line but basically it will be an upgrade in components and some different colors. Both the 1.0 and 2.0 are fantastic bikes but if you have the extra money for the 2.0 it's always good to upgrade at the point of sale rather than to try to do it later. Thank you for your comment
Thank you very much for the detailed review. How does it compare with Specialized Roll? I tried Crossroads and Trek Verve in-store. I loved Crossroads. In a dilemma whether to go with Roll or crossroads. Will big tires on Roll make the bike heavier? I greatly appreciate your inputs on this.
Sorry you haven't gotten an answer as I have the same question. I did get the Roll and I'm not dissatisfied but I do wonder how the differences justify the doubling of price. (my bike shop didn't have any Crossroads in stock to compare or recommend.)
This bike is not $450 - it is at least $100 more.
Hi! Can you please do a review/demonstration on the Specialized Ariel Sport 2020?
I just bought one and I’m loving it. But, I would love to know more about the specs and quality. And I can’t find much info about it.
The areial is a very cool bike, my wife had one for several years and really enjoyed it now my neighbor rides it. I was not aware that there was a 2020 model I'll have to do some research but I thought specialized canceled that line of bikes to move to a more modern design. I'll do a little research and get back with you If there is a 2020 I would be glad to do a review on it.
TheBicycleRider Cool thanks. I’m looking forward to your review. It’s a 2020 Specialized Ariel Sport.
Can you please do a review on the Crossroads 2.0?
We would love to but this model is all sold out at the moment and we can't get our hands on it. As soon as it comes available leave me we will be riding it and reviewing it.
@@TheBicycleRider Any issues with taking the Crossroads 3.0 on a gravel trail? Only thing I've heard is it's a good commuter bike. Just want to make sure.
I am 70 years old with major knee problems. Are the step through bikes now ok for men to ride? Back in the day, I wouldn't be caught dead riding a step through but now it would be nice at my age!
I think a step through or low entry bike would really be good for you and your knees. I am a bicycle racer and like high-end bikes. I actually just came back from a ride around Ocean Springs on a step through bike I see more men buying step through bikes than women at the moment. I think they're cool I like riding a step through model around town cuz it's just easy to get on and off and if I need to loan up to a friend it doesn't matter who it is they seem to like it. The bicycle is your personal canvas paint the picture anyway you want
Hello, I'm planning to get a bike to commute around the city and maybe do some light trails. Right now I'm leaning towards the crossroad but I was wondering if there was more bike similar in style and price?
Do you know how it would perform with the toddler seat on the back?
Yes , I have tried it myself and this bike has a very stiff frame so it works excellent !
Thank you! Greatly appreciated!
cual es mejor la roll o esta? que diferencia tienen? gracias
Im looking at a specialized crossroads 2.0. I am 5’10” and all that is available is a medium frame. Would this be to small for me?
At 5:10 you would be good for a medium and could stretch into a large but I would stay away from the small that would make you a bit cramped up. I'm 5'9 in the medium fits me perfectly but I can ride a large in a pinch and become comfortable. The extra large is way too big for me!
@@TheBicycleRider when deciding between crossroad and sirrus, which do you recommend to whom?
What's the difference between this bike and the Alibi Sport that you reviewed? Thx
The crossroads has a much more upright position than the alibi, different components and size width of the tire are also a consideration. There really are two different bikes both are good solid bikes in my opinion the crossroads is a more comfortable and the alibi is a great get through town low maintenance bike. Both are very solid Good luck on your choice
Looking for an accurate weight in relation to me, what size frame is this particular bike that you just weighed?
The bike that we weighed in this video was a size small. Unfortunately these bikes are sold out all over the world and I can't get my hands on one at the moment to weigh the different size frames. What size frame are you looking for? I might be able to borrow an extra large from a friend to weigh if that will help you? Thank you
I'm looking for an upright bike similar to this but with thinner tires. Any suggestions?
You could always mount a thinner tire to this bike it's hard to duplicate this style frame and ride but you could look at the Sirrus If a skinnier tire is something that you really would like it puts you in a more aggressive position but it sounds like maybe that's what you would like anyway. Good luck with your choices and please let us know what you end up with
Is this possibly the best beach cruiser?
Is the specialized crossroad step thru a mens bike?
Most step-throughs aren't considered men's and women's specific bikes anymore. There is a step through or commonly called a low entry in the crossroads It has been a very popular bike and at this time most of them are sold out but stocks are starting to resupply now. Give one a try I think you'll like it!
Can we adjust the height of handlebar on the crossroads 1.0??
Considering between Crosstrail, Allez, and this one. Which is best for a first bike?
Those are 3 different type of bike, are you going to stick to paved paths and streets? If so, then crosstrail is not for you, now between this and the allez, one is a road bike, designed for long distance and speed, the other is a "comfort" bike, depends on what you are looking for really
mah mam thank you! I did test a few the other day. I like the Sirrus so now I’m even more confused haha. I’m thinking hybrid cause I’ll be doing some light dirt paths as well as paved.
@@joeychavez3796 if you are thinking about dirt paths then forget about the allez, you might want to consider a gravel bike if you are flexible enough and have the spare money for it, otherwise just get a hybrid, with or without a suspension fork, preferably 38c and up tires
@@joeychavez3796 the rest is just personal preference
mah mam thank you very much for all your help! Is Specialized a good way to go or do you recommend a different brand?
Are the brakes upgradeable to disk brakes?
No they are not upgradable to a disc, most frames that are sold with rim brakes do not have the mounts on the fork or the frame to upgrade to a disc at a later date. I have to say that the rim brakes on this bike work very good though! Thank you for your question
Hahaha yeah that is so true. People ride a lot of crappy bikes and Its sad because I see them suffering. Worst yet those bikes never works correctly. Like the forks just work the first week. Derailleurs snaps, axle bent, brakes rub very badly and still they don’t break ha. They are a nightmare. I won’t sugar coat it. WalMart bikes are a waste of resources.
Then you have channels that said buy a Walmart bike(specially the Axum) and then upgrade. If you are not mechanically inclined, DON’T buy those bikes. Save and buy a bike like this.
Don’t expect to have a great time or be real fast on a WalMart bike. Won’t happen.
Save and buy good stuff from the start.
You are so correct Jun Boo, I can't say enough about your comment because it is right on spot. I'm sure you have seen people riding around town in a completely unforgiving posture and on bikes that are basically falling apart underneath them. If they only knew they could get a quality bike like this for around $450 I'm sure they would gladly pay the money. They probably give their chiropractors more money each month because of the uncomfort they get from riding their current bicycles
TheBicycleRider Hahaha yes that is so true. Even when people try my bike and mine is just a decent one. They are like wow. I think this bike is a no brainer for everyone.
The sad part of the story is that people will buy Walmart bike and say. This is not for me. Those bikes are not for anyone ha. I’m at a point that if I can’t afford a new quality bike or equipment I will quit.
For me you start on a $500 bike like this. Fall in love, keep the bike and then go and get a higher range MTB.
Every time I see a Walmart bike. I go to the person and in less than 10 seconds I see problems and by any means I have a local bike shop expertise so imagine a real mechanic.
I have saved the life of two people with loosen nuts on the wheels. LOOSENNNNN NUTS. Also you see wheels not turning because of brakes adjustments. I can text so much here hut won’t.
Those bikes are irresponsible pieces of man made metal.
Has anyone been able to install fenders on this bike? I bought a 2020 1.0 for my wife and there is only 5-6mm clearance between the rear tire and the mount hole on the frame's bottom bracket. Specialized recommends a minimum of 6mm clearance between the tire and the fender. Doesn't appear to be any room to mount a fender?
Check out SKS fenders. They have a few options that may help you.
Question crossroad 1.0 vs sirrus 1.0
is there any way to ship to a different country?
Is this bike good for regular trails? Also I am
5 10". What size is good for me?
I can't comment on the first question, but the bike is not intended for intense mountain biking. It is mainly for paved trails and occasional dirt trails. Large is the size for 5'10" riders. Do a quick search and you'll see a size chart which confirms it.
Is the bike still available?
Could you bring this bike on MTB trails?
Well my official answer will be no. It is not a mountain bike but with that being said I have seen people ride this bike on light trails. I have also seen someone very experienced use this bike on the trails and he was magical but that was a case of someone who really knew what they were doing. This bike is best suited for paved roads.
@@TheBicycleRider Thank you so much!
I’m 5.5 what size should I get ?
You would fit good on a medium. I am 5'9 and a medium fits me perfect You being 5'5 are right on the edge of small or medium I would say a medium would stretch you out perfectly and give your lungs room to work.
TheBicycleRider thank you , I was asking because I might need to order a bike online.
Is this bike fast?
Yes this bike is fast. It is a fitness orientated bike with exceptional comfort for that category. I have no problem keeping up with fast riders or even leading the group with this bike. There are some characteristics of this bike that do not make it as fast as others but you have to remember comfort and upright positioning does have its disadvantages if speed is your main goal. Aerodynamics come into play as you sit up straight. In my opinion I figure sometimes if you're comfortable you can put more effort into pedaling the bike which makes it faster.
@alexander44444 , well I would like to think so I'm kind of small in stature but I know how to pedal a bike pretty fast! I don't rely on just strength I use cadence and cardio to my advantage but I guess the short answer to your question is yes I believe my legs are strong just not nearly as big as most of the riders I ride with.
People get steered towards road bikes and that's what professional road races use right? So it must be better. For 9 out of 10 people, a bike like this is better.
you went to watch the sun set, and you’re riding home LMAO
doesn’t the sun set everywhere lol
you can’t see the sun set from your house ?
LOL
you said that they designed that bike by referencing dimensions from thousands of people LMAO
everything that is used by humans is ergonomically designed.
you’re a comedian
it never seems to amaze when someone is trying to sell or demo a product and really silly things come out of their mouth.
you said a lot of silly things but those are the two biggest.