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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Golden Cycles GC. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- A wide range of frame sizes (41 to 63cm) fit most rider heights.
- Owners were able to assemble this fixie with minimal bike knowledge.
- Reviews described a simple, clean and good-looking frame.
- Wheel hubs feature sealed bearings.
- Buyers deemed this fixie to be good value for a basic bike.
- A wide range of interesting colors appealed to buyers.
- More than one buyer found this fixie to be lightweight.
- Braking was admired. Some buyers received front and rear brakes.
- Two sets of bosses allow owners to attach two bottle cages.
9 reasons not to buy
- A hard saddle created soreness on long rides.
- Wheels were sometimes untrue.
- Kenda tires were said to be weak against road debris.
- The stock wheelset didn't stand up to rough street use.
- A number of owners felt that this bike was heavy for a single-speed.
- No instructions. Not ideal for mechanically inexperienced buyers.
- Cheap tubes were easily punctured or sometimes arrived that way.
- Manufacturing defects include bent forks and misaligned rear triangles.
- Cranks sometimes loosened and fell off.
Bottom line
While the Golden Cycles Single-Speed was not recommended for trick, track or endurance riding, it was seen as a good entry-level single-speed or fixed gear bike. Others chose it as a sound base for a project. Components were low to mid-grade but even so, this bike was seen as good value for the asking price.Expert Reviews
0/100 based on 0 rated expert reviewsBig Man Bike Review of a Golden Fixie
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