Product Comparison: Vilano Shadow 2.0 vs Giordano Libero
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- The bike is nice and lite and fun to ride.
- It's a great bike - it's super lightweight and I feel like it's way speedier than my other bike of which is technically lighter and "nicer".
- Impressions on quality are great; the frame, crank, and Tourney groupset work perfectly fine and the seating position is pretty comfortable after a little personalizing.
- The brakes are good and the frame is well designed and it's light for an entry level bike.
- The frame is very light yet durable and I am easily able to carry it up the two flights of stairs in my house.
- This bike is perfect for someone who wants the thrill of flying down hills at 35 mph, the challenge of conquering those same hills on the way up and the satisfaction of getting a great workout.
- Weight wise, it's not the lightest thing I've ridden, but I'm okay with that as it's not like I'm out racing the bike.
- I wanted a road bike for casual exercise with integrated shifters. It fits me well.
- It is a perfect commuter bike and entry level road bike for someone who is not willing to spend too much money.
- It is heavier than your average road bike (frame and components) but again for the price and the type of bike it is very expected.
- It's been great so far. I ride city streets, 6 miles uphill and 6 miles back down(average about 8% grade). No flats so far on the stock tires.
- Lighweight, STI shifters, good quality - and not just for the money. Greatest value/price ratio.
- Smooth shifting after the tune up, fast, handles nice, best on smooth surfaces!
- This bike is a really nice ride, the Tourney shifters are smooth and easy.
- The bike performs flawlessly; shifting, braking, pedals, wheels, everything is superb!
- It's been a fine commuter bike, tires have held up fine.
- It shifts reasonably smoothly. In this price range I recommend it.
- The gear shifting is really cool and the bike looks great.
- I even tuned it up myself using videos on youtube and it shifts beautifully.
- Not carbon-light but quite light considering the frame, components, and wheels.
- Fits like a glove. Everything else is highly adjustable: handlebars, neck, seat.
- The seat does not look comfortable, but I was pleasantly surprised that I didn't notice it at all during my rides.
- Saddle is comfortable enough, and it feels lighter than I'd expected for an aluminum frame.
- Quite a lot of bike for the low cost. Assembly was a snap, took about 30 minutes to go from box to road.
- There are no directions for assembly, but wasn't an issue for me and went together easy peasy!
- The bike is very easy to assemble. In fact I didn't find the assembly instructions until after I was done.
- It is comfortable to ride, looks great, and makes you feel like you are on a much nicer bike.
- It is also really sharp looking if you don't mind the flowery bar tape.
- Assembly was easy. Not need to read the manual. Just youtube a little bit, and you will be fine.
- Assembly really was a breeze and took a combined time of about 40 -45 minutes total, including adjustments and tire inflation.