AVASTA Uranus Road Hybrid Bike 700C Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Frame with 24 Speed City Commute Bicycle for Men, Male with Rear Cargo Rack Dual Disc Brakes, 44 cm, Black
Key features
- •【Aluminum Frame】The AVASTA Uranus City Bike series adopts lightweight aluminum frames, which not only ensures the structural strength of the bike, but also brings great convenience to urban commuting. The Uranus series comes in two sizes of frames: 44cm and 50cm.
- •【SHIMANO 24-Speed】The specially tuned SHIMANO shifter and rear derailleur can provide up to 24 levels of speed regulation. In daily urban cycling, it is possible to cope with various road conditions, including climbing uphill and riding downhill, by easily and smoothly shifting gears.
- •【Dual Disc Brake】The dual aluminum disc brake has better stability and shorter braking distance, providing better safety. Compared with steel disc brakes, it has faster heat dissipation efficiency, greatly improving the service life of the disc. Even in rainy and snowy days, the disc brake can provide excellent braking force.
- •【700 x 40C Tires】 The 700x40C KENDA tires with dual walled aluminum rims can easily cope with various dirt and gravel roads in urban environments, and can withstand stronger impact without being easily damaged, ensuring long-term use of the wheels.
- •【Easy To Assemble】The AVASTA Uranus City Bicycle is 85% pre-assembled, and installation can be completed by adding the remaining components using the tool kit attached to the packaging, which takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes.
AVASTA Uranus Road Hybrid Bike 700C Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Frame with 24 Speed City Commute Bicycle for Men, Male with Rear Cargo Rack Dual Disc Brakes, 44 cm, Black
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Customer Reviews
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Love it!!
Shivangni Singh✓ Verified Purchase•February 29, 2024
I like this bike , works smoothly, perfect gift for my husband 😀
Review of build quality and assembly
ARE Dad✓ Verified Purchase•December 9, 2023
This review is only about the build quality of the components and the ease of assembly of the Avasta Uranus bicycle. I ordered the blue color bike in size M and paid for it entirely myself. I have received no request or compensation to provide this review. I have not put enough miles on it to do a review of the riding characteristics yet. Avasta doesn't provide this information but the stand-over height of the assembled bike is 31 inches. I am 6 feet tall with a 34 inch inseam and I found the bike to be a little smaller than I would like but still comfortably rideable as a fitness bike.
What is included in the box:
The components are well-packed into the box with plenty of cushioning to prevent dents and scratches on the paint. Besides the bike frame and wheels, the box contained the front and rear fenders, rear rack, pedals, kickstand, front and rear reflectors, paper manual and tools for assembly.
Build quality:
I am impressed with the build quality considering the price of the bike. The welds are very good, the frame is straight, the assembly points for bolts and screws all lined up easily, the brake rotors are thick and true, the shifters and derailleurs are name-brand components and the blue paint is a beautiful, glossy metallic flake with no visible defects.
Assembly:
I have experience fixing cars, motorcycles and bicycles and doing repairs around my house for the last 30 years. So, trust me when I say that the assembly manual which is included with the bike is completely inadequate for someone who has never put together a bike before. It covers the generic, basic assembly steps for several models of Avasta bikes (and the reader is expected to understand whether or not an instruction is applicable to the bike they have). The manual does have a QR code which is supposed to take you to an assembly instructional video, but it just goes to the main page of the Avasta bikes website and none of the instructional videos I found on that website were for the Uranus or even similar models. And half of the instructional steps end with telling you to take it to a professional bike shop to have them check/adjust/complete the assembly for you. Boo!
The frame came with the derailleurs, cables, front fork, chain and rear wheel already assembled. The brakes and shifters were pre-attached to the handlebar and the seat was mounted to the seat post. I had to:
1) mount the front brake caliper to the front fork
2) attach the handlebar to the stem and tighten it down (the most difficult step without proper instructions)
3) put the quick release spindle in the front wheel and attach it to the front fork
4) attach the front and rear fenders
5) insert the seat post into the frame and tighten
6) assemble and mount the rear rack
7) mount the kick-stand (no mention at all of the kickstand in the instructions)
Using my prior know-how with cars and bikes, I was able to figure out and complete the assembly by myself in about an hour and a half. The screw holes in the frame where brakes, fenders and other components mount were well-positioned but just a bit oversize (i.e. the bolts were a little loose or wobbly in the holes). I used some medium-strength threadlocker (not included but I highly recommend) on all of the screws and bolts and this fixed the looseness and will prevent the screws from coming out on their own over time). I was surprised that the brakes and derailleurs were already almost perfectly adjusted right out of the box. I only had to do a minimal adjustment of the cable tension on the rear derailleur to get it perfect.
Overall:
For the price of this bike, the features it has (name-brand components, disc brakes, fenders, etc.) and the build quality are impressive. The assembly instructions, however are completely inadequate and assembly will be challenging for someone without prior experience doing this.
What is included in the box:
The components are well-packed into the box with plenty of cushioning to prevent dents and scratches on the paint. Besides the bike frame and wheels, the box contained the front and rear fenders, rear rack, pedals, kickstand, front and rear reflectors, paper manual and tools for assembly.
Build quality:
I am impressed with the build quality considering the price of the bike. The welds are very good, the frame is straight, the assembly points for bolts and screws all lined up easily, the brake rotors are thick and true, the shifters and derailleurs are name-brand components and the blue paint is a beautiful, glossy metallic flake with no visible defects.
Assembly:
I have experience fixing cars, motorcycles and bicycles and doing repairs around my house for the last 30 years. So, trust me when I say that the assembly manual which is included with the bike is completely inadequate for someone who has never put together a bike before. It covers the generic, basic assembly steps for several models of Avasta bikes (and the reader is expected to understand whether or not an instruction is applicable to the bike they have). The manual does have a QR code which is supposed to take you to an assembly instructional video, but it just goes to the main page of the Avasta bikes website and none of the instructional videos I found on that website were for the Uranus or even similar models. And half of the instructional steps end with telling you to take it to a professional bike shop to have them check/adjust/complete the assembly for you. Boo!
The frame came with the derailleurs, cables, front fork, chain and rear wheel already assembled. The brakes and shifters were pre-attached to the handlebar and the seat was mounted to the seat post. I had to:
1) mount the front brake caliper to the front fork
2) attach the handlebar to the stem and tighten it down (the most difficult step without proper instructions)
3) put the quick release spindle in the front wheel and attach it to the front fork
4) attach the front and rear fenders
5) insert the seat post into the frame and tighten
6) assemble and mount the rear rack
7) mount the kick-stand (no mention at all of the kickstand in the instructions)
Using my prior know-how with cars and bikes, I was able to figure out and complete the assembly by myself in about an hour and a half. The screw holes in the frame where brakes, fenders and other components mount were well-positioned but just a bit oversize (i.e. the bolts were a little loose or wobbly in the holes). I used some medium-strength threadlocker (not included but I highly recommend) on all of the screws and bolts and this fixed the looseness and will prevent the screws from coming out on their own over time). I was surprised that the brakes and derailleurs were already almost perfectly adjusted right out of the box. I only had to do a minimal adjustment of the cable tension on the rear derailleur to get it perfect.
Overall:
For the price of this bike, the features it has (name-brand components, disc brakes, fenders, etc.) and the build quality are impressive. The assembly instructions, however are completely inadequate and assembly will be challenging for someone without prior experience doing this.
Nice bike
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•November 15, 2023
It is quick and agile for I bike in this $ range.
Braking is ok but not an issue in Fla"¦ Going to buy a padded seat cushion as I don't have riding pants"¦ on the whole I'm happy with the bike.
Braking is ok but not an issue in Fla"¦ Going to buy a padded seat cushion as I don't have riding pants"¦ on the whole I'm happy with the bike.
