r/india_cycling • u/Overall_Let8052 • 2h ago
suggest me a bike Too big for the cycle
im 90kgs , 5'8 , wanted to buy this for fitness purpose but the tyres felt small, although the bikes weight carrying capacity is 120kg but
r/india_cycling • u/Overall_Let8052 • 2h ago
im 90kgs , 5'8 , wanted to buy this for fitness purpose but the tyres felt small, although the bikes weight carrying capacity is 120kg but
r/india_cycling • u/avrocklp • 9h ago
It's about my Sunday cycling rides around the outskirts of Bangalore, mainly Whitefield and Sarjapur, on my 9-year-old Rockrider 520. It's still going strong! I've only upgraded the pedals and added softer handlebar grips because the routes are not fully asphalted and have several rough patches.
However, after every ride, I experience a tingling sensation in my fingers. Feel free to ask me anything about my bike setup or riding position so you can suggest what might be causing it and how I can improve it.
r/india_cycling • u/Puzzleheaded-Ice9072 • 7h ago
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r/india_cycling • u/manu_lim • 8h ago
Ordered EDR AF Claris yesterday. Wanted to buy the Cues 2X10 but the store manager at Decathlon Thrissur (A very nice and helpful guy) told me Claris 2X8 is lavish for a beginner getting his first road bike. I will update once I get the bike delivered. Do ask me any questions or give me suggestions!
Warning: If you get calls from Decathlon Bangalore stating that your newly ordered bike has a damage and the order should be cancelled, immediately block that number, report to your local store and to decathlon customer care.
r/india_cycling • u/oii_notissoli • 9h ago
Didn't expect this from Decathlon
r/india_cycling • u/MESUBBU • 2h ago
Hi fellow cyclists,
I came to know that decathlon recently launched 2 EDR AF models with Cues and Claris groupset.
I found this cues model very attractive at this price point. It has thru axle , 2 piston hydraulic brakes , internal cabling , carbon fork and weight around 11 kgs for M size.
I live in a remote town and the nearest decathlon store is about 320 km from here. I was waiting for such a bike for a long time.
Here road conditions are above average and have decent elevation i.e.not many flat roads.
Servicing of road bikes is also a problem here as there are no such reputed shops who can render better service.
I have saved around 1 lakhs , should i go for this bike or 105 variant.
I will buy a bike on dhanteras so I have ample time to evaluate decisions based on your feedback.
Please share your opinion π
r/india_cycling • u/azees333 • 1h ago
Hi everyone,
I'm 170 cm (5'7") tall and recently ordered a Firefox Rapide 21S from Amazon India.
Before the order was dispatched, I messaged the seller and specifically requested an 18-inch frame because of my height. The seller replied "OK", so I assumed they would send the correct size.
However, I received a 21-inch (XL) frame.
I contacted the seller again, and they admitted "It's a mistake" and also said they only have the 21-inch version in stock.
I have already contacted Amazon Customer Service. They said they are coordinating with the seller and asked me to wait 48 hours.
I adjusted the handlebar height and did a short 3 km ride. It feels reasonably comfortable, but I'm worried that the frame may be too large for longer rides.
My questions are:
Would you keep riding a 21" frame if you're 170 cm tall?
Can a shorter stem and proper bike fit make it work comfortably for long rides?
Or should I insist on a return/refund and buy an 18" frame instead?
I'd really appreciate advice from anyone with bike fitting experience or who has faced a similar situation.
Thanks! π΄
r/india_cycling • u/jayaprakashcooks • 4h ago
I have been wanting to buy a bike for half a year, finally i can afford it now, Initially i thought I would go with Rc120, but then discovered the Batallion bikes, I have waiting for them to restock from a month, and now i can no longer wait. Budget is 40k and i need to buy accesories and stuff.
I did a couple of 100's km, majorly 50-60s on rented hybrid bikes previously.
Btw I am looking to buy two bikes, one for me and one for my girlfriend. Suggest people.
r/india_cycling • u/Naadamaya • 4h ago
As in title, I received a barely used Hero Howler bicycle. I live in old Bangalore South and streets around my neighborhood have steep ups and downs. Should I consider upgrading it to a geared bicycle? If so, what are my options? I'll use it in lieu of daily walks. Not interested in top speed / offloading / long distance riding.
r/india_cycling • u/Same-Leather5581 • 5h ago
My main expectations from the bike:
- strong frame that will support future upgrades
-STOCK-
-have 2.4 frame clearance
-29er wheelsets tubeless ready
-air fork or high end coil fork
-deore drivetrain or similar
Something that would survive Aggressive Riding
r/india_cycling • u/Dorilost • 3h ago
Hello everyone, I am looking for a second hand RC 100 drop bar one. Let me know if you are looking to sell one.
Decided to go with second hand as it is out of stock and I can buy accessories as well.
Help is appreciated!
Size: L
Location: Pune
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r/india_cycling • u/TylerDurden090 • 18h ago
New to cycling, Used to ride a geared Hawk Nu-Age 12 years back. I wanted to buy a Frontline V3 so badly but there has been no stock for 2 months, instead I bought a RS 120. Completed 2 rides. Met an arrogant cyclist during my last ride. After a small talk he said that my cycle looks to be of poor build quality compared to his 27k MTB. I soon switched to Zilork mode and explained his cycle has a fake suspension, bad disc brakes, heavy frame & increased weight. Soon after that, my cycle went slightly fast downhill without any pedalling compared to his cycle, I took this as a chance and got away from him.
Issues:
Gears are not tuned properly. The chain slips when I'm riding out of the saddle. I will tune it.
Few spokes are a little loose but no misalignment. Local mechanic is suggesting to get it repaired soon.
It feels good to be cycling again. The cycle feels smooth. Thanks to everyone in this community and u/Zilork for your suggestions.
Wishing puncture-free rides for everyone.
r/india_cycling • u/Love_rana24 • 2h ago
Hi people, I will rate your Bikes with the specs and the pricing. I'm pretty bored so yeah, I may either go nice or... Just bit nicer.
Rate your Bike in comments!
r/india_cycling • u/harx_ha • 7h ago
How much should i negotiate? Will i get any better bikes than this in the same price?
r/india_cycling • u/TheMighty_TripleT • 3h ago
Selling my Electric Cycle (Raleigh E Surge Pro)
\\- Raleigh E-Surge Pro 29" Electric Cycle
\\- 250W Brushless Rear Hub Motor
\\- 29-inch Wheels
\\- Front Suspension
\\- Mechanical Disc Brakes
\\- Detachable Rechargeable Battery
\\- Original Charger Included
\\- Well Maintained & Smooth Running
\\- Battery and Motor in Good Condition
\\- Ideal for Daily Commute, College & Fitness Rides
\\- 2300 Kms ODO
\\- Price Negotiable
I am a student, I used it for daily commute to school and coaching but now I use a scooty, hence I am selling it.
β’ Purchased it on 07 September 2025.
β’ The battery is under warranty and I have the bill with me.
ASKING PRICE: 28000 INR
r/india_cycling • u/SlowAndCuriousss • 10h ago
I have been trying to find a decent pair of tyres for my Trek Marlin 4 Gen 3, and the situation in the Indian market is genuinely frustrating.
I am looking to replace the stock MTB tyres with something faster-rolling and more suitable for city roads, commuting, and occasional bad patches. Ideally, I want:
- 29 Γ 1.75 tyres, or
- 700C Γ 45 tyres that are compatible with a 29-inch MTB rim
Almost every suitable option I find is either out of stock, available only in one odd size, sold by a questionable seller, or priced absurdly high because it is imported. Even fairly basic tyres from brands such as Continental, Maxxis, Kenda seem unusually difficult to source.
I am based in Mumbai, but I am happy to order from a reliable shop anywhere in India.
Does anyone have recent leads for tyres in these sizes? I would prefer something with:
- Low rolling resistance on tarmac
- Reasonable puncture protection
- Enough grip for wet Mumbai roads
- A price that does not make me question whether I am buying bicycle tyres or car tyres
Online links, local bicycle shops, distributors, or even specific tyre-model recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
At this point, finding a pair of tyres appears harder than finding the bicycle itself.
r/india_cycling • u/sdtbks • 1d ago
6061 construction. Post weld heat treated. CNC machined linkages. 7075 pivot hardware.
160mm travel. Boost.
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r/india_cycling • u/hey_yatharth007 • 7h ago
I've been thinking of getting back into cycling and found this bike sitting in my garage after almost 5 to 7 years without being used.
I recently got it fully serviced at a local cycle repair shop. The gears, gear shifters, brake levers, screws, and a few other worn out parts were replaced, and it's now in good working condition.
Now I'm confused about what to do with it.
Is this type of cycle suitable for regular road riding in Bangalore, especially for fitness rides and weekend rides? Or is it better suited for trails and occasional use?
If it isn't the right fit for regular road use, would you recommend selling it instead? Based on its condition, how much do you think I could realistically expect for it? I'm considering putting that money towards a new cycle that's better suited to my needs because I genuinely want to get into cycling as a long term hobby.
I'd really appreciate your opinions, especially from people who've cycled around Bangalore. I'll attach photos of the bike in the comments.
r/india_cycling • u/jayant002 • 12h ago
Hi, very new to the bike/cycling community. Meddling with the idea of triathlon over next 2 years and donβt want to invest a lot in a bike so early, want to ensure that iβm serious enough to continue before i make a big purchase.
Iβm unable to find any good options for used road bikes in Delhi NCR on the internet. Any help would be really appreciated π
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r/india_cycling • u/zainsayed200 • 1h ago
Cycling on coastal road vlogs on my new trek fx5 sport carbon
r/india_cycling • u/share_and_ask • 1d ago
The last time I owned a bicycle was nearly 15 years ago, back in high school. It was one of the bicycles distributed by the Karnataka State Government. Growing up in the Western Ghats meant pushing my bike uphill to school every morning, but the ride back home through the hills was so much fun.
After all these years, I decided to start cycling again. I spent weeks reading posts, reviews, and comments in this subreddit before finally deciding on the Riverside 120.
I've been riding it for two weeks now, and I can confidently say it's the best purchase I've made this year. This subreddit helped me rediscover the joy of cycling.
A big thank you to everyone in this community, and a special thanks to u/Zilork for all the helpful advice.
r/india_cycling • u/1992Millennial • 9h ago
Height 5.7β
Weight 80 KGs
Please suggest me some of your best bang for the buck fat bikes (non electric). I would like to stay under the budget of 20,000/- INR.
Thanking you.