Tommaso Sorrento Shimano Tourney Hybrid Fitness Bike, Matte Black/Grey - Medium
Key features
- •DURABLE & RELIABLE: A Lightweight Aluminum Compact Frame combined with an SST Steel Fork for maximum durability, and backed up with our industry leading Lifetime Frame & Fork Warranty. The frame is drilled for all varieties of racks and fenders, making the Sorrento a perfect commuter.
- •POWERFUL PEFORMANCE & SPEED: 3x7 Shimano Tourney Groupset, featuring a 30/39/50T Claris crankset and 12x28T Tourney cassette. Perfect for varying terrain, from flats to hills, offering a wide range of gears for all levels of riders in all conditions
- •PRECISION SHIFTING: Shimano Tourney shifters provide great shifting in all riding conditions. By keep a full Shimano drivetrain, Tommaso bikes offer a level of performance shifting and responsiveness that the competition can't touch
- •OPTIMIZED FIT FOR ADDED COMFORT: Compact frame geometry and flat handlebars offer increased power and comfort in a sleek package. Every part of the Sorrento is designed for maximum comfort, so you are getting the most out of every ride, whether it is 10 miles or 100 miles
- •PROFESSIONAL ASSEMBLY REQUIRED: To ensure optimal performance and to validate the warranties of your new bike we recommend that you have it professionally assembled before riding.
Tommaso Sorrento Shimano Tourney Hybrid Fitness Bike, Matte Black/Grey - Medium
List Price: $763.86$687.47DEALYou Save: $76.39 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Hidden Gem
Erik✓ Verified Purchase•July 19, 2023
Well I have had this bike for about 6 months now and I love it. I am 6'2 so I bought the largest version. The sizing was correct. The free installation is a must and I'm very pleased it came with the purchase. The pros: it's very light, the matte finish, smooth gear transition, and sharp brakes. The cons: hard seat, cheap pedals, no kick stand, no fenders, and hard grips. The pros outweigh the cons. I bought a kick stand, new pedals and fenders. I found great fenders at Portland design works Full Metal Fenders - City Size in a matte finish. They fit perfectly. Over all it's a great bike and I would buy it again. I hope this helps others.
AWESOME BIKE!!!
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•June 12, 2023
So happy with this bike! It's very light and love the styling. The seat is pretty comfortable as well! Really nice features for the price!
Lightweight stiff ride tires lose air no kickstand
Angel✓ Verified Purchase•June 8, 2023
Was looking for a lightweight bike for city and bike path riding to keep up with my son! This fit the bill as i do not need the extra weight of disc brakes or suspension. The road bike thin tires have a presta skinny valve which is annoying to constantly switch the pump because they lose air (every week or so) I purchased a seat stem shock for a better ride and that didnt work as well as I thought so I also just purchased a cloud9 memory foam seat too because the ride was stiff(i knew it was going to be but with the 80PSI tires it was more than my supple behind can take!). For the price a kickstand would have been nice. After I made derailleur adjustments the bike shifts very smooth. For the record I have participated in century rides in my youth so I have a pretty good understanding of making bicycle adjustments and overall this hybrid bike was what I was looking for and a better cost than others comparably equipped
Fantastic Bike
A James✓ Verified Purchase•May 28, 2023
I absolutely love my new Tommaso Sorrento bike!! It's very light and rides great. I've added all the other necessities to make my commute to and from work much easier. Well worth the price, as most people think I spent $1,000+ on it! Thanks
Four Stars
S. A. Panfili✓ Verified Purchase•May 23, 2023
great bike sizing is kind of large
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