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Posted 27 July 2023
Vitus Mach 1 Seven (Tourney) Hybrid Bike
£19.99 ·
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This hybrid city bike is well-equipped for your urban adventures thanks to its strong 6061-T6 aluminium frame, high-tensile (hi-ten) steel fork and Shimano 7-speed gearing. With a no-nonsense design that’s versatile to its core, this ride offers simplicity, style and performance as it transports you across the city. As a result, it’s a perfect choice for commuting as well as leisure trips into town and everything in between.
Aluminium Frame and Hi-Ten Steel ForkThe Vitus Mach-1 is a go-getter. It’s the bike that simplifies how you move around, making it easier to stay active, fit and in love with life on two wheels. Vitus has equipped this model with a durable aluminium frame and a high-tensile (hi-ten) steel fork for an excellent balance of stiffness and strength on your journey. For nipping around town and the admin of daily life, the Mach-1 is a robust and ready hybrid that’s well equipped for the full-on schedule of busy living.
Vitus Shining Rims and Shimano 7-Speed GearingThe Vitus Shining 650b rims and Vee Tyre Co. Speedster tyres are brisk off the mark and will absorb the lumps and bumps of roads, cyclepaths or tracks. Alhonga mechanical disc brakes also keep the stopping power high for negotiating traffic or wet conditions and reliable 7-speed Shimano gears, complete with chainguard, make this the perfect low-maintenance workhorse.
Not one to shy away from the nitty-gritty of year round riding and everyday errands, the Vitus Mach 1 Seven (Tourney) excels when all you need is a simple, no-fuss bike for getting from A to B.
Built, Tuned and Ready to RideWhen you order a bike, one of our trained mechanics will carefully prepare and pack your bike for shipping. Upon delivery, the assembly is simple and all necessary tools and plastic pedals are conveniently included in the box.
Aluminium Frame and Hi-Ten Steel ForkThe Vitus Mach-1 is a go-getter. It’s the bike that simplifies how you move around, making it easier to stay active, fit and in love with life on two wheels. Vitus has equipped this model with a durable aluminium frame and a high-tensile (hi-ten) steel fork for an excellent balance of stiffness and strength on your journey. For nipping around town and the admin of daily life, the Mach-1 is a robust and ready hybrid that’s well equipped for the full-on schedule of busy living.
Vitus Shining Rims and Shimano 7-Speed GearingThe Vitus Shining 650b rims and Vee Tyre Co. Speedster tyres are brisk off the mark and will absorb the lumps and bumps of roads, cyclepaths or tracks. Alhonga mechanical disc brakes also keep the stopping power high for negotiating traffic or wet conditions and reliable 7-speed Shimano gears, complete with chainguard, make this the perfect low-maintenance workhorse.
Not one to shy away from the nitty-gritty of year round riding and everyday errands, the Vitus Mach 1 Seven (Tourney) excels when all you need is a simple, no-fuss bike for getting from A to B.
Built, Tuned and Ready to RideWhen you order a bike, one of our trained mechanics will carefully prepare and pack your bike for shipping. Upon delivery, the assembly is simple and all necessary tools and plastic pedals are conveniently included in the box.
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39 Comments
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Have thrown an additional £23 at it to upgrade seat and handlebar grips - out-of-the-box seat was painful immediately and the grips were uncomfortable a short way into a ride.
L will be slightly on the smaller side I'm thinking, but it could be fine & you'll only know for sure once it arrives & you can set it up to suit.
Perhaps for now visit the manufacture's page vitusbikes.com/col…022 & access the Geometry tab to look closely at the finer measurements for L to determine if it will be suitable or not.
Measure your inside leg for a start...
50/13 gives a x3.846 drive ratio
Can this compare? (edited)
It wouldn't be enough for riding more than 5 miles around a city. Definitely not enough for longer countryside rides or touring.
(at a brisk pace that is, because of course you can ride slowly for miles on end) (edited)
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650b (MTB) wheels and disc brakes on the Vitus
I'd get the Felt if I mostly rode on roads and the Vitus if I rode on a lot of gravel/towpaths/cobbled streets.
Both are amazing value and neither is a bad buy.