Alchemy Ronin Titanium
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Alchemy Ronin Titanium. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- With a handmade titanium frame, the Ronin is built for performance and longevity.
- Alchemy’s carbon fork provides primo jounce-absorbance capability.
- By all reports, the Ronin tackles rutted roads with poise.
- Testers report that the Ronin also performs capably as a road bike.
- All Ronin builds feature wheels using Industry Nine / Alchemy carbon rims.
- S-bend chain and seatstays provide extra compliance.
- A seatstay bridge increases rear-end stiffness.
- A short headtube contributes to a racy ride position on the Ronin.
- Tire clearance allows a max. tire size of 700c x 45c or 650b x 2.1”.
- The Ronin is set up to be used with either 700c or 650b wheels.
- Colors are applied using a Cerakote ceramic-based pigment coating.
- Rear brake and derailleur cables are internally routed.
- The Alchemy Ronin is made, built and designed in the United States.
3 reasons not to buy
- The Ronin is not a low-cost option.
- Some riders would like to be able to fit tires wider than the Ronin’s 45 mm limit.
- The Ronin presents bikepackers with limited cargo mounting options.
