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GiantRoam 3 Disc - Adventure Road Bike - Concrete
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With its confident, flat handlebar positioning and lightweight ALUXX aluminum frame, Roam Disc blends all the best qualities of a mountain bike and a road bike. Its front suspension adds comfort and control. It has powerful disc brakes and durable components, so it can take some bumps on rough city roads. And the fast rolling 700c wheels can handle smooth roads or dirt, making it a great choice for town-to-trail adventures.
Specifications
Brake Type
6-Bolt Disc
Drivetrain
2x8-Speed
Fork Type
Suspension Fork
Wheel Size
700c
Concrete - Large UPC
4712878612631
Concrete - Large MPN
2102106127
Concrete - Medium UPC
4712878612624
Concrete - Medium MPN
2102106125
Concrete - Small UPC
4712878612617
Concrete - Small MPN
2102106124
Concrete - X Large MPN
2102106128
Tree Fort ID:
333222451054
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is this good as a gravel bike?
Is this good as a gravel bike?
A.
anwered by: smulder
That is a difficult question as the word good is really loaded. This is a good base level fitness bike that is well suited to be stable on gravel roads, bike paths and neighbor hood roads alike. That being said good could certainly mean fast and higher end, in which case that would not be a good comparison. Those bikes, which are lighter weight and carry higher end components all around are typically well over $1500 and easily up toward $8000. This will work great for a casual rider looking to get exercise, but probably not for someone looking to improve their time on a local segment or race gravel road races.
That is a difficult question as the word good is really loaded. This is a good base level fitness bike that is well suited to be stable on gravel roads, bike paths and neighbor hood roads alike. That being said good could certainly mean fast and higher end, in which case that would not be a good comparison. Those bikes, which are lighter weight and carry higher end components all around are typically well over $1500 and easily up toward $8000. This will work great for a casual rider looking to get exercise, but probably not for someone looking to improve their time on a local segment or race gravel road races.
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