Priority 600
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Priority 600. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
16 reasons to buy
- The Priority 600 has a very wide (600%) gear range across 12 speeds. Riders can easily climb steep grades with the "granny" gear.
- The bike has a Pinion gearbox and Gates belt drive instead of a chain and external gears. These are mess-free and require little maintenance.
- Included fenders help keep riders clean on rainy days.
- Users found the grips ergonomic and comfortable.
- The hydraulic disc brakes require little maintenance and are reliable.
- One user found the bike handled extra weight well. They used it to transport groceries.
- 650b Goodyear tires are wide and smooth out rough roads.
- The aluminum frame is well-built and strong.
- Priority sends the bike tubeless-ready.
- Assembly is a quick and easy process.
- The Gates belt drive allows riders to shift smoothly in wet and dry conditions.
- It's easy to attach racks to the bike to expand its commuting capabilities.
- Many users found Priority's customer service was excellent.
- The 600 comes packaged very well. Users were impressed that there was no damage from shipping.
- Dynamo hub powered lights are included on the bike. This powers the lights as you pedal and there is no need to charge them between uses.
- Priority includes a kickstand with the bike.
5 reasons not to buy
- Several users note, the bike's tires can rub on the fenders.
- Some testers desire a sturdier kickstand. They describe the one included as flimsy.
- The 600 is heavy compared to similar bicycles.
- Users found the headlight can easily come loose and needs to be tightened back into place.
- Pedal strikes are frequent on off-road terrain due to the low bottom bracket.
Bottom line
The Priority 600 is a smooth-shifting all-road bike. It has wide 650b tires, a Pinion gearbox, Gates Belt Drive and hydraulic disc brakes. Assembly is easy and Priority Bicycles provides excellent customer service. A kickstand, lights and horn are included. The bike has fenders, but some users found they rub on the bike's wide Goodyear tires. The bike has a low bottom bracket that causes frequent pedal strikes. It's easy to secure racks to the bike for commuting or touring. Overall, the bike is a durable option for use on paved roads and occasional gravel or doubletrack rides.Expert Reviews
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