82/100

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100

Experts (1 reviews)

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Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on Cinelli Veltrix. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

7 reasons to buy

The Veltrix is appraised for its ‘torsional rigidity’. Flex is minimal, resulting in efficient transfer of energy – toward pedalling power.
From an expert view, the geometry of the Veltrix was superb.
As far as appearance goes, this bike has been called beautiful, with paintwork and finish receiving praise.
The fact that this frame comes in sizes down to XS (Extra Small), means that it is available to all genders and younger riders.
On both climbs and descents, the Veltrix impressed.
For the high-end level of road bike received, one expert considered this to be an affordable choice.
The Shimano 105 and Cinelli componentry, left a positive impression on reviewers.

3 reasons not to buy

A consistent rattle was heard from the internal brake line in the down-tube (for one rider).
A buyer reported that they received an FSA crankset, rather than the higher-quality Shimano 105 that was depicted.
Rubbing on the front derailleur has been experienced, while the chain sat on the small chainring and small sprocket.

Bottom line

Cinelli’s Veltrix is another entry in the ever-increasing range of disc-brake road-bikes. Early reports from owner and expert alike, suggest that this is a stiff and responsive machine. It has impressed with its looks and neat finish, including internal cabling. Some minor issues, such as cable-rattle, chain-rub and inconsistent componentry were present – and probably shouldn’t be for a bike in this price range. As such, it is suggested that the buyer double-check the componentry provided by their retailer before purchasing.