Co-op Cycles ADV 1.1
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Co-op Cycles ADV 1.1. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- The Co-op Cycles ADV 1.1 has a durable steel frame.
- Experts agree the bike is an affordable touring bike.
- The bike has a long wheelbase, providing riders with stability and control when the bike is loaded with gear.
- The flared drop bars allow riders to adjust their riding stance for greater comfort during long days in the saddle.
- The bike has a wide gear range with a “granny” gear allowing riders to tackle a variety of paved and gravel terrain fully loaded.
- The bike’s fork is dynamo compatible for those wishing to run a dynamo hub.
- Numerous mounts in the frame and on the fork make it easy for riders to mount water bottle cages and fenders on the ADV 1.1.
- The frame of the bike is spacious, allowing room for a frame bag.
- A front and rear rack are included with the ADV 1.1, making it easy to carry gear on long-distance adventures or when commuting.
- Experts were impressed by the durability of the Schwalbe Marathon tires with puncture protection.
- Experts and users agree the WTB saddle is comfortable.
5 reasons not to buy
- The bike is heavy.
- Users and experts agreed that there is limited clearance on the ADV 1.1 for fenders.
- The hydraulic disc brakes on the bike may be hard to repair and maintain on tours where one is in remote regions of the world.
- Some users found the bar end shifters difficult to use.
- The ADV 1.1 does not have a kickstand.
Bottom line
The Co-op Cycles ADV 1.1 is an affordable and durable touring bike. With a front and rear rack, room for a frame bag, a wide range of gears and Schwalbe Marathon tires, the bike is ready for multi-day tours or your daily commute. Some users found the bar end shifters difficult to operate on the bike and the bike to be heavy. Overall, experts and users agree that the ADV 1.1 is a comfortable, stable and reliable touring bike.Expert Reviews
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