Co-op Cycles CTY 1.1 Step-Through
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Co-op Cycles CTY 1.1 Step-Through. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- The bike is budget-friendly.
- The CTY 1.1 Step-Through has an attractive matte finish.
- Assembly is easy. Tools are included to complete the process.
- The step-through frame design allows riders with limited mobility and shorter riders to get on and off the bike easily.
- The Tektro mechanical disc brakes are responsive.
- The Shimano drivetrain shifts smoothly. With a wide gear range, the CTY 1.1. can traverse hills easily.
- There are fender mounts. Adding fenders keeps you dry on rainy days.
- There are mounts for a rack. This allows riders to carry additional gear during their commute on the bike.
- The aluminum frame is sturdy.
- Users found the bike light compared to others in its category.
- 700c x 40mm tires roll well on pavement and hard-packed trails.
5 reasons not to buy
- The bike runs small. Users suggest sizing up from the size chart’s recommendation.
- Many riders found the seat hard and uncomfortable.
- It’s difficult to secure a kickstand to the bike.
- The CTY 1.1 Step-Through’s paint can easily chip and scratch.
- A full-size water bottle does not fit in the frame.
Bottom line
The CTY 1.1 Step-Through is an entry-level commuter bike that is meant for the city. It has mechanical disc brakes, twenty-four gears and mounts for fenders. It has attachment points for a small water bottle and rack. Users found it difficult to attach a kickstand to the bike. A full water bottle will not fit in the frame. It is suggested by consumers to size up for the best fit on the bike.Expert Reviews
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