Co-op Cycles DRT 2.1
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Co-op Cycles DRT 2.1. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- The DRT 2.1 is a hardtail. It has 120mm to 140mm of travel in the front fork, softening impacts over trail obstacles.
- The suspension fork is adjustable and has a lockout. This allows riders to fine-tune it to meet their preferences or the terrain they traverse.
- Hydraulic disc brakes are reliable and stop the bike quickly in all weather.
- Internally routed cables give the bike a neat and tidy appearance.
- The bike has rack mounts allowing riders to carry gear for bikepacking adventures.
- The X-Fusion Manic dropper post is easy to operate. There is 125-140mm of travel in the dropper post.
- Users found that minimal assembly was required when the bike arrived.
- Testers were pleased there was an in-store pick up option available. The bike can be pre-assembled with this arrangement.
- Wide 2.8” WTB Ranger Comp tires are fast-rolling and provide excellent grip.
- The 72° seat tube angle is steep and places riders in an efficient climbing position.
- The SRAM SX 12-speed drivetrain shifts smoothly.
- There are mounts in the frame for two water bottle cages. These mounts can also serve as attachment points for tools, a pump or bike bags.
- The bike is affordable.
3 reasons not to buy
- The DRT 2.1 feels heavy through slow technical terrain.
- One tester found the bars were too flat. They swapped their handlebars for ones with a greater rise.
- The bike does not come with a tubeless tire set up.
