Fabbri Gringo Bici
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Fabbri Gringo Bici. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- Users describe the Gringo Bici as being robust, “very well made” and sturdy.
- The Gringo Bici can carry 2 bikes with a combined weight of 66.14 lb.
- The Gringo Bici fits bikes with 20” to 29” wheels, a wheelbase of up to 50”, and tires up to 2.6” wide.
- Owners appreciate the Gringo Bici’s lightweight aluminum construction.
- Users commended the Gringo Bici for its stability.
- Buyers say the Gringo Bici is easy to assemble.
- Numerous buyers say the Fabbri Gringo Bici is the most affordable rack of its type.
- Users are impressed by the weather-resistant materials used to construct the Gringo Bici.
- Owners only have to remove the rack’s horizontal rails when it’s not in use. This saves time when reloading bikes onto the Gringo Bici.
- An owner of 2 years says the Gringo Bici suits their split-rear-door SUV well.
- An ‘anti-theft knob’ is available for the Gringo Bici.
5 reasons not to buy
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Owners complained of screws and cables being too short.
Replacements were needed.
- Some owners feel this rack doesn’t attach securely to their spare wheel.
- Some owners say rails are too short to fit some bikes.
- Some users had trouble sourcing spare parts for the Gringo Bici.
- Owners have said their Gringo Bici straps broke after short-term use.
