Triban GRVL120 is really the best value bike one can buy. I have done more than 2000km now and it’s super solid.
Upgraded the brakes, saddle and crankset/BB.
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My friend has one. He has joined me for 1000km tours around the UK. He has close to 8000km on it. He ran stock until 2500km. It was his way of testing it. The fact it survived on and off-road this long is proof it’s a budget champion.
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My friend has one. He has joined me for 1000km tours around the UK. He has close to 8000km on it. He ran stock until 2500km. It was his way of testing it. The fact it survived on and off-road this long is proof it’s a budget champion.