Royce Union RGF
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Royce Union RGF. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
4 reasons to buy
- RGF fans love the bike’s tight steering.
- Two buyers found that the RGF was a good basis for an electric conversion.
- Riders compliment the bike's 26.9 lb weight and say the RGF is easy to carry.
- Approving owners feel that the RGF represents great bang for one’s buck.
3 reasons not to buy
- A number of buyers are frustrated by their toes hitting the front wheel.
- Some buyers feel the RGF is overpriced.
- Two taller riders find the handlebar height and reach to be awkward.
Bottom line
Royce Union are proud of the RGF's 26.9 lb weight, which is light for an affordable, entry-level gravel bike. Multiple riders express satisfaction with the bike's sharp handling. Some found that the bike's geometry resulted in their feet hitting the front wheel as it turned. Numerous buyers describe the RGF as representing good value, while others said it was overpriced at its original RRP.Expert Reviews
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