The Priority Bicycles Turi has a mid-step frame making it easy for riders to mount and dismount the bike.
The wide gear range generously provides for climbing and maintaining speed on flats.
One user was especially pleased that they can shift the bike on climbs and immediately from a stop. This is unique to the 'continuous variable transmission' gearing system.
The riding position is upright and comfortable.
Fenders keep riders dry on wet days.
The Gates belt drive and Enviolo hub allow riders to to shift smoothly with a twist shifter.
The bike comes well packaged. Users reported that damage from shipping is minimal.
The hydraulic disc brakes work well in wet conditions.
The Turi is priced affordably.
The wide saddle is comfortable.
Priority Bicycles is quick to reply to customer emails.
Assembly is a quick and easy process. Videos are offered online to help with it.
Priority Bicycles offers users refunds and replacement parts if they have issues with the bike.
Senior riders find the bike comfortable and useful for maintaining their fitness.
The appearance of the bike is attractive with its dark blue frame.
The aluminum frame is durable.
The belt drivetrain is not as messy as a greasy chain. It's also easier to maintain.
The WTB tires that come with the bike are puncture-resistant.

2 reasons not to buy

The handlebars do not have a lot of adjustment.
Many users had issues with the wheels not rolling smoothly and not being true when the bike arrived.

Bottom line

Priority Bicycles' Turi is an aluminum belt drive bicycle suited to urban riding. It's easy to maintain and riders don't have to worry about getting dirty. The bike shifts smoothly and quietly. The gear range is great for a variety of terrain, including hills. Priority Bicycles provides excellent customer service. Users had few complaints about the bike. One user thought the handlebars were not the most comfortable and desired greater adjustment. Others had issues with the wheels needing adjustment, as they did not spin smoothly out of the box.