Co-op Cycles DRT 4.1
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Co-op Cycles DRT 4.1. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
7 reasons to buy
- Owners say the DRT 4.1 performs well on terrains such as mud, dirt, and “snowy singletrack.”
- The Shimano MT400 brakes offer decent stopping power, according to two users.
- The frame has clearance for 4.9” tires and multiple mounts for bikepacking bags and bottle cages.
- SRAM’s 12-speed SX Eagle drivetrain is above average at this price point.
- An owner enjoys the “comfortable” ride.
- Two buyers compliment the “fantastic” fit.
- The DRT 4.1 has internal routing for a dropper seatpost.
5 reasons not to buy
- Multiple owners complain that the paint chips easily.
- The stock rims and tires are not tubeless compatible.
- A rider describes the shifting as harsh.
- One owner suffers three punctures on their first ride, raising doubts about the tire quality.
- This is a heavy bike at 39lb.
Bottom line
The Co-op Cycles DRT 4.1 is an aluminum-frame fat-tire mountain bike with 12-speed SRAM gearing. Though reviews are limited, the DRT 4.1 is highly regarded by owners, who enjoy the comfort, fit, stopping power, and the versatility of the 4.8" tire width. However, the rims and tires aren't tubeless compatible, the tire durability is questionable, and the paint chips too easily. Regardless, buyers feel the "easily upgradable" DRT 4.1's spec is "great" for the price, though some may find greater value in the State Bicycle Co. 6061 Trail+.
