Priority Apollo

19 reasons to buy

• The Priority Apollo is a versatile bike. Users found it great for commuting, bikepacking, touring and riding gravel roads.

• Riders can use 700c or 650b wheels and tires with the Apollo.

• The carbon belt drive is extremely easy to maintain, especially in wet climates.

• Assembly is easy. Tools are included. Priority also offers videos to assist with the process.

• The 11-speed internal geared hub shifts silently, unlike bikes with a chain and derailleur.

• The Apollo is light in weight. Experts had no issue carrying it across a creek or up stairs.

• The aluminum frame is well-constructed and durable.

• Users and experts agree the bike is priced appropriately and affordably.

• The Apollo comes tubeless-ready. This helps prevent flats.

• Priority offers the bike in sizes small through extra-large. A wide range of riders can use the bike.

• Adding bags to the bike allows riders to carry more on their commute or adventure.

• The WTB Byway tires are wide and allow riders to tackle trails and gravel roads on the Apollo.

• Users and testers were extremely impressed by the bike's ability to maneuver through roots and rocks.

• The drop handlebars are very comfortable. Users and experts agree the various positions on the bars minimize hand, arm, wrist and lower back pain.

• The frame is stiff and allows riders to accelerate around obstacles during their commute.

• Priority provides quick responses to customer inquiries and issues.

• The bike comes with touch up paint that matches the frame.

• The carbon fork helps absorb vibrations on chip-sealed roads and other rough terrain.

• Users and testers agree the bike is visually-appealing.