Apollo Guru Mens Hybrid Bike - M, L Frames
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Posted 2 March 2024

Apollo Guru Mens Hybrid Bike - M, L Frames

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Apollo Guru Mens Hybrid Bike - M, L Frames

Frame: Apollo Hybrid Frame.

Forks: Steel for Durability

Wheels: 700c wheels with Kenda tyres for plenty of grips

Brakes: Steel V-brakes for controlled stopping

Gears: Simple and reliable 18 speed Shimano revoshift gears

Enjoy the great outdoors with the Apollo Guru Men's Hybrid Bike. With front suspension forks, the Guru provides a smooth ride, while its 18 speed Shimano gear ensures any hills you may experience will be effortless.

Coupled with the large 700c wheels it is perfect for all occasions, whether it be a ride through town or a leisurely ride in the countryside
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  1. ArthurDent1's avatar
    It's not a massive bargain, but it's a sensibly specced budget bike for a low price. Certainly much better than the sub £100 steel-framed garbage Argos and the supermarkets sell.
  2. Horndog's avatar
    £180 for a bike without disc breaks seems wild to me
    ArthurDent1's avatar
    Seriously?
  3. bonzobanana's avatar
    Forks look terrible. Seems poor value to me. Also horrible 3x drivetrain with a freewheel which are difficult to dial in due to typical freewheel wobble.
  4. BogeyBum's avatar
    Is this a good bike for going to and from the shops and the occasional fun ride on the weekend? Very mixed comments!
    ArthurDent1's avatar
    It's a very basic bike with budget components. If the forks were fixed instead of unnecessarily heavy and not fit for purpose suspension forks I'd definitely recommend it for short trips like you're describing. As is, I'd say yes but... have you thought about spending a little more on something like one of Halford's Carrera models, or a similar budget on a secondhand bike - most towns have somewhere (often a charity) that services and repairs old bikes and sells them on. Places like Bike For Good in Glasgow, The Bike Station in Edinburgh, etc.
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