Name: Retrospec Beaumont
Brand: Retrospec
Availability: InStock
Rating: 67 (73 reviews)

67/100

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Facts

Gender

Men, Women

Type

Commuter, Comfort, Seniors, Teenagers, Beginners, Retro - Vintage, Non-Electric

Release Year

2016

Brand

Retrospec

Wheel Size

700c

Number of Gears

7, 8

Gearing Type

External Derailleur

Weight

35 lb

Suspension

None

Brake Type

Rim: V-Brake, Rim: Caliper

Frame Material

Steel

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the Retrospec Beaumont. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

6 reasons to buy

The Beaumont features a bell, a kickstand, a rear rack rated for 40lb, and fenders.
The standard 7-speed Beaumont comes as a step-through or step-over. The Beaumont Plus (step-through) has eight speeds and a headlight.
Owners love the bike's stylish retro looks.
A user appreciates the smooth shifting Shimano drivetrain and good grip from the tires.
One owner says riding their Beaumont is very relaxing.
A user over six feet tall finds the step-through frame very comfortable.

5 reasons not to buy

At 35 pounds, the Beaumont is on the heavy side.
Many owners say poor instructions, missing parts, or shipping damage made assembly difficult.
Users report damaged forks, wheels, and other parts on delivery.
More than one rider says a key component, such as the derailleur or crank arm, broke on the first ride.
Some owners' bikes had sub-par brakes that required a professional mechanic to fix.

Bottom line

The Retrospec Beaumont is a retro-style city bike. Owners appreciate the budget pricing, relaxed riding style, and eye-catching looks. Buyers find assembly and tuning a headache, with some requiring the help of a mechanic. Additionally, many users report damaged components upon delivery. At this price point, there isn't much competition for the Beaumont, but prospective buyers may want to consider increasing their budget to find a more reliable bike.