Thursday, May 9, 2013

Viking Vitesse Ladies 6 Speed 19" Big Discount


Viking Vitesse Ladies 6 Speed 19" Product Description




Description: First established in Wolverhampton in 1908 the Viking brand has a history, rich in the tradition of top quality road bikes and throughout the century. Quality, style and durability have always been the hallmarks of Viking cycles. Today's Vikings embody those core qualities and look to widen the range to suit the ever increasing demands of changing lifestyles. For 2010 the range includes: Road, Trekking, Comfort, Tandems, Urban Sport and City Folders. No longer produced in Wolverhampton, each model now utilizes the technical developments of today's manufacturing processes and lightweight tubing. Viking 2010 Vitesse 16" Ladies 6 Speed Although the Vitesse borrows a little from traditional bikes, it enhances them with modern V brakes and lightweight alloy rims. Always a willing partner whether it's an occasional jaunt to the shops or your daily commute, the Vitesse comes equipped to meet your needs with 6 Speed Shimano transmission, full mudguards, kick stand, rear pannier rack and a comfort saddle.


Features:

  • Frame: Town and Country Ladies Style Frame with a Low Step Over Top Tube
  • Gear System: Shimano 6 Speed with Microshift Rotational Shifter and Shimano 6 Speed Freewheel
  • Wheels: 700c Viking Alloy 36 Hole Rims with Small Flange Hubs
  • Additional: Comfort Grips, Alloy Seat Clamp, Trekking Style Pedals, Full Mudguards, Rear Carrier, Alloy Kickstand, Front Basket




List Price: £199.99
Price: £191.99
Saved Price: £8.00





Rating: 3.7 out of 5 stars

Product Review: A little disappointed
The bike is aesthetically pleasing but suffers from a couple of issues.

1) The included instructions were photocopies causing the photographs to become almost worthless
2) The included instructions were poorly written with spelling and grammatical errors
3) And after that, the included instructions were pointless as they weren't for the Viking Vitesse anyway
4) On attaching the legs for the basket to the outside of the front forks, as per the photographs for this bike, caused the axle nuts to not fully screw on to the axle hub.
5) These nuts are also made of a soft metal so I wouldn't use the supplied multi spanner as that just "ate" into the metal.
6) The front brakes permanently touch the front wheel once the axel nuts are tightened up ( ... well as far as they can be tightened to ensure that they are safe and wont undo themselves) so the wheel is not fully free running.

None of the above has been mentioned to the wife as she loves the...



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