Stevens bikes

Neverlandland

Does anyone here have one of these, or have you heard anything about them?

Thanks

http://www.stevensbikes.de/2011/index.php?bik_id=277&lang=en_US&cou=US&sect=equipment#inhalt

guym

A totally different animal i know but I've had a Stevens Stoke mountain bike for nearly a year now and can't fault it.

Neverlandland wrote: »

Does anyone here have one of these, or have you heard anything about them?

Thanks

http://www.stevensbikes.de/2011/index.php?bik_id=277&lang=en_US&cou=US&sect=equipment#inhalt

JacksonHeightsOwn

being sold in cycleogical at the minute

and by all account are a very good bike

Stevens also give you 40% off a new frame if you crash yours,

i think my brother was in there the other day and was saying they had one for just 2 grand with full ultegra, not bad

Neverlandland

True about the frame replacement.

I think it's 2,000 for full 105, 2500 for full ultegra. It's a very nice looking bike, but as stated there's very little info on it out there which is somewhat worrying for a company that has been around for 20 yrs.

I hear theyve got a good cyclocross reputation, but as guym said, road racing is completely different.

I know I shouldn't be too reliant on reviews etc, but I dont know that much about bikes, and the shop owners could be saying god knows what, and I wouldnt know any better!

goldencleric

*******-The Official Rules of the Euro Cyclist-*******

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Endorsed Bikes and Parts

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- Campagnolo (Super Record and Record gruppos)
- SRAM (Red Gruppo) (see rule 22)
- Cinelli Bartape (Official Bartape of the Euro Cyclist)
- THM Carbones Composite Componentry
- Deda Elementi Componentry
- ITM componentry
- 3t Custom Componentry
- AX Lightness Accesories
- Tune Accesories
- Nokon Cables
- Swiss Stop Brakes
- Elite Cages (carbon variant)
- BMC Bicycles
- Bianchi Bicycles
- Eddy Merckx Bicycles
- Pinarello Bicycles
- Stevens Bicycles
- Look Bicycles and Pedals
- Wilier Bicycles
- Orbea Bicycles
- Ridley Bicycles
- Walser Bicycles
- Time Bicycles and Pedals
- Fondriest Bicycles
- Colnago Bicycles
- Pegoretti Bicycles
- Isaac Bicycles
- DeRosa Bicycles
- Jan Ullrich Bicycles
- Lapierre Bicycles
- Cyfac Bicycles
- Tommasini Bicycles
- Lightweight Wheels (for racing)
- Campagnolo Wheels (Boras) (for racing)
- Fulcrum Wheels (for training)
- Corima Wheels (for training)
- Mavic (cosmic carbone series)
- Dugast Tires
- Veloflex Tires
- Challenge Tires
- FMB Tubulars
- Michelin Tires (L. Blue ProRace)
- Fizik Saddles
- Selle Italia Saddles
- Selle San Marco Saddles
- Selle SMP Saddles

what more do you need to know?

Magilla Gorilla

They are very common in Germany- saw loads of them out and about on a recent visit. Germans are very fussy shoppers and the guys and gals I saw all looked like serious roadies.