Name: Viribus Cruiser
Brand: Viribus
Availability: InStock
Rating: 56 (22 reviews)

56/100

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Users (22 ratings)

Experts (0 reviews)

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Facts

Gender

Women

Type

Beach Cruiser, Beginners, Comfort, Commuter, Non-Electric

Release Year

2020

Brand

Viribus

Wheel Size

24", 26"

Number of Gears

1 (1x1)

Gearing Type

Single Speed

Weight

30.86 lb

Suspension

None

Brake Type

Rim: Caliper

Frame Material

Steel

Summary of Reviews

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

5 reasons to buy

The Beach Cruiser comes in two versions, with either 24” or 26” inch wheels.
The Viribus Beach Cruiser’s sturdy construction was noticed by owners.
Beach Cruisers arrived partially assembled and well packaged.
This bike’s ‘smooth’ and understated gloss-finish was appreciated.
Customer service was lauded, by owners who received replacement parts swiftly.

5 reasons not to buy

Owners mentioned that adjustment of this bike’s brakes wasn’t straightforward.
Some buyers felt that the Beach Cruiser was a little overpriced, for a single-speed.
The stock saddle was a little uncomfortable for a few riders.
One owner's bike arrived with a seatpole trapped in their seat-tube.
A handful of buyers found assembly difficult, especially with a lack of instructions.

Bottom line

The Viribus ‘Beach Cruiser’ is a simple, low-cost, single-speed cruiser. Although it’s marketed as a ‘Beach Cruiser’, it seems more suited to being a city run-around or commuter on relatively flat terrain. With a front basket and a rear rack, it seems to be the right choice for shop runs, errands and low-speed jaunts. It’s muted tones keep it understated. Low-cost and lower-end components mean that assembly could be frustrating, specifically where brakes are concerned. There were no instructions. A budget option from a smaller brand, with mixed reviews.