CROSS XTR 1400 27.5 inch Wheel Size Unisex Road Bike, Red - Free C&C
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Posted 18 May 2024

CROSS XTR 1400 27.5 inch Wheel Size Unisex Road Bike, Red - Free C&C

£136
£3.95 ·
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About this deal

You'll like this bike. This mens 1400 Cross road bike is a good solid choice. Whether on the flat, or an incline, the 14 speed Shimano gears give you plenty of ways to adapt your pedal power. The rigid suspension lets you feel the road so much better. The easy to maintain front and rear calliper brakes allow you to stop quickly when you need to.

Adjustable handlebars and seat means you can find just the right riding position for you. Perfect for cycling to work, leisurely family fun rides, or as part of your fresh air fitness regime.

The bike comes 90% pre-assembled in the carton. Stay safe in style. For your own protection and peace of mind, check out our range of stylish cycling helmets.
Keep your bike locked and secure. We have lots of different types of locks to choose from. Make sure you get one along with your new bike. You know it makes sense.
Key features

Unisex road bikes.

Alloy frame.

14 Shimano gear(s).

Shimano shifters.

Front calliper and rear calliper brakes.

Rigid suspension.

Road and trail specific Branded tyre tyres.

Alloy rims.

15mm wheel nut size.

Steel forks.

Reflectors included.

Adjustable seat.

Adjustable handlebars.

Minimal assembly.
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Edited by markpj777, 18 May 2024
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  1. Lee5010's avatar
    Feel the road
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    dkj255's avatar
    It'll be ridden on the pavement anyway as soon as it gets to a set of traffic lights.
  2. Chojiin's avatar
    This'll be fine for a turbo trainer I reckon
  3. Rogier_Arpignot's avatar
    15mm wheel nut size is a really good size. I should know. And 14 gears! That is so many. No way you’ll get through them, but if you do, you’ll be going like 100 miles an hour, which is really good. I should know.
    rodwell's avatar
    Don't forget:

    'The rigid suspension lets you feel the road so much better.'

    Critical when riding a bike in my experience.
  4. johnnystorm's avatar
    "The rigid suspension"

    A.I. still has some way to come...

    Bike looks alright for the money so heat for it not being a pretend mountain bike with fake suspension.
  5. CheddarChar_'s avatar
    cheap and nasty. avoid and spend a bit extra on something second hand
    Muig1972's avatar
    Unfortunately I reckon it's next to impossible for a novice to find their way around the second hand market- they're as likely to choose a used bike like this as something by Specialized.

    If they don't have a friend who knows about bikes who can help, I reckon their best bet is to keep an eye on the deals here, and see what the views are down in the comments. (edited)
  6. Muig1972's avatar
    The description is a disgrace- but the bike seems like it might feasibly be OK for this price!
  7. mishutz84's avatar
    14 gears and no reverse? What a shame
  8. bonzobanana's avatar
    Road and trail specific Branded tyre tyres

    Even the tyres have their own tyres which surely is advanced puncture protection.
  9. AJ2007's avatar
    Does it have Bluetooth?
  10. Swidc's avatar
    90% preassembled
  11. Lil6ix's avatar
    Nah
  12. morrig's avatar
    No likey , comes with pedals.
  13. LeonJamesBrookes's avatar
    Will be Shimano Tourney groupset 😬
  14. adam_8276's avatar
    Look at the reviews. Looks like an absolute deathtrap.
  15. StraightSix's avatar
    If you value your life, spend a bit more and buy a good quality second-hand bike. The reviews are shocking, but they won’t dissuade people seeking a
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    bargain. Caveat emptor.
    Muig1972's avatar
    "Became" stripped? Seems unlikely the threads got stripped just from general use...

    I'm not defending dangerously shoddy bike parts, just that it seems likely it was user error in this case.
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