#Giant farrago hybrid review how to#

That's just a marketing trick how to sell flat-bar road bikes. Almost all customers agree that the bicycle is easy to assemble out of the box. Another one to check out: Fuji touring - this one has real steel frame, but I don't know how good the wheels are.ĭon't worry if the sales person labels some bikes as 'fitness' and others whatever else. Finally, the redfire Giant Farrago 21 speed hybrid bikebicycle is perfect for getting fit, commuting to work, cruising around the block. I find the suspension makes climbing any hill difficult, and the gear shifting not very sensitive. I still find the bike attractive and cospetically it has held up well. It's got that strong frame, strong wheels, and comes well equipped for the price. DESCRIPTION & DETAILS Reviews ( 0) Frame Frame Construction TIG-welded Frame Material Giant ALUXX 6061 T-6 aluminum Fork RST 801, 1. The ride on this bike is comfortable, especially when hitting that unexpected pot-hole or shift in elevation. I think this one comes with dynamo hub standard - great for commuting. If that gear isn’t easy enough, then you will shift the rear derailleur to a big cog (1, 2, or 3. Ask how much load it can take - you need something strong! You will shift to the small chainring (1) up front. I don't know much about this bike though.

Innova: may be a good choice for commuting. I'm not 100% sure but you may be able to fit something like 32mm tires on these - would be great for commuting - you'll still go fast, but you'll have that extra protection when hitting potholes or whatever you'll bump into when commuting. It was released in 1997 and costs 354 brand new. The Farrago 1997 is a is an average weight bike at around 30 pounds. The frame comes in Cobalt Kandy or Osiris Green Fade.

For those looking to cruise upright around town, this Public bike is a solid choice, according to cycling coach Garret Seacat, CSCS. 19 Giant Farrago is a 29 pound a hybrid bike with a chromoly and steel frame. At least you'll be able to fit some strong tires. 'Hybrid') bike - ideal for in-town commuting or leisure cycling Perfect working order 21 speed Shimano shifter and derailleur 700x38C tires - good for in-town roads and paths, grass, and small-gravel trails Aluminum ALUXX frame (originally bought for a 5’ 10 male) Lockable fork shock Add-ons included. Best Cruiser: Electra Townie Path 9D EQ Step-Thru. You won't be able to fit tires bigger than 28 mm.ĬRX: a bit better option for you in my opinion. They feature skinny tires, and a bit too much carbon (depending on the model) for a commuter. These bikes are built for roads and preferably smooth roads only. Sure, you could ride it, but those wheels with skinny 23 or 25 mm tires (depending on the model) won't last many commutes.

OCR: forget it - you're too heavy for this bike.