Vilano Diverse 3.0 Performance Hybrid Road Bike 24 Speed Shimano Disc Brakes
The Vilano Diverse 3.0 Performance Hybrid 24 speed bike is great for the commute, group rides, and weekend fun! It features a 6061 aluminum frame and fork. Disc brakes provide plenty of control and stopping power in inclement weather. Includes water bottle mounts and platform pedals.
Specs:
Speeds: 246061 Aluminum Frame and ForkShifters: Shimano EF 51 3/8 Speed, Integrated brake leverFront Derailleur: Shimano Tourney TXRear Derailleur: Shimano Tourney TXCrankset: Triple 42/34/24T with replacable chainrings, alloy crank armsCassette: Shimano 8 speedRims: Weinmann 700cTires: Kenda 700c x 35cBrakes: DiscHandlebar: Flat
Bike is shipped factory direct. Assembly & Tuning are Required. Pedal installation can be tricky, please follow included directions closely.
Product Features
- Performance Hybrid road bike with Shimano components and 700c wheels
- Hydroformed Alloy Performance Hybrid Frame and Fork
- Disc Brakes for Great Stopping Power
- Upright Handlebar for Comfort
- Free Pedals Included
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Awesome The Vilano Diverse 3.0 is an outstanding bike! I’ve had it for a little less than a month and have put about 200 miles on it with absolutely no problems at all. I’m somewhat new to bike riding and the maintenance, but didn’t haven’t any issues putting it together. The only issue I have with the factory partial assembly is that mine seems to be missing some type of dust cover on the left side of the crankset hub to cover the bearings. Also the handle bars cannot be raised. Overall the bike…
I was just looking for a budget commuting bike, and this one did the trick. Assembly is somewhat tricky since the manual provided is not specific to this particular model – it was my first time assembling a bike and it took quite a bit of Youtube videos to get the job done. Particularly tricky was aligning the front disc brake apparatus properly such that there was no scraping/rubbing noises. I’ve already ridden it a few dozen miles and have had no issues that I haven’t eventually found a DIY…