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High-tensile steel frame
"ICE" suspension fork
Alloy V-brakes
18-speed Falcon grip shifters
Falcon rear derailleur
Suspension seat post
Alloy rims and hubs
700C x 35C tires, 18" (46 cm) frame
Free assembly available in-store

Canadian Tire Warranty:

Frame: lifetime steel/5yr aluminium; 1yr parts; no warranty on rim/tire/tube

Additional Product Information:

Return policy exception: Pre-assembled bicycles are not returnable

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CCMCCM Avenue 700C Hybrid Bike, Men's

Overall Rating

2.3 out of 5

Quality

1.8 out of 5

Performance

2.5 out of 5

Durability

2.3 out of 5

4 High-tensile steel frame. "ICE" suspension fork. Alloy V-brakes. 18-speed Falcon grip shifters

Overall Rating

1 out of 5

Quality

1 out of 5

Performance

1 out of 5

Durability

1 out of 5

Geoff146

Location:London, Ontario

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Terrible quality, can't believe this is for sale

Date:October 17, 2011

"Bought this bicycle less than two months ago, and I've already had so many problems with it that I regret purchasing it.

First of all if you weigh more than 180 pounds the suspension seatpost and front forks will be almost fully depressed when you get on the bike, even after adjusting the preload on the seatpost to the maximum setting.

The gears are poorly manufactured and are slightly warped, which results in a very annoying sound as the front derailleur scrapes the gear at a certain point on every rotation, unless you're front shifter is at exactly the right setting. The gears slip unreliably and I do not feel comfortable pedaling out of the saddle, as they could slip at any time.

The grip shifters are of poor quality and it is impossible to shift your rear gears when the shifter is wet, so prepare to have 3 available gears when it is raining.

I've also already had the bottom bracket replaced and the freewheel, as they have both failed on minimum mileage.

Do not buy this bike, you will regret it. Put your money towards something from your local bike shop that won't fail on you when you need it most."

+17points

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Overall Rating

2 out of 5

Quality

2 out of 5

Performance

2 out of 5

Durability

2 out of 5

Nukke

Location:Peterborough, ON

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Terrible gears

Date:September 25, 2011

"The gears on this bike are just hopeless. They're incredibly stiff to turn, and I can only get 4 to work properly. They've been like this since the day I bought the bike, but for whatever reason I didn't take it back. The gears constantly click and clack, and I can only get the lowest gear to run smoothly. The gears will randomly shift in the middle of my ride, but then when I DO need them to shift, they won't budge. Whatsmore, the shock seat is also stiff and takes a bit of bouncing for it to collapse all the way down."

+10points

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Overall Rating

2 out of 5

Quality

1 out of 5

Performance

3 out of 5

Durability

2 out of 5

TMart

Location:London, ON

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Good bike with Horrible Gear Shifting System

Date:September 21, 2011

"The bike seems like it would be good for commuting, price is agreeable. I purchased the bike on September 16, 2011, had not even riden it out of the parkinglot yet when I noticed the right gear shifter skips/will not stay on some gears. I brought the bike right back and they let me switch it for another CCM Avenue in stock. I rode this one home, but the gears were not much better. Almost had to strain my wrist to turn the gripshifts, and the gears were still very unresponsive. I brought the bike back to the store 2 hours later, spoke to the manager and got my money back.

The gear shift/derailleur system is all Falcon parts (most bikes have shimano components). The Falcon gripshift shifters aren't worth the plastic they're made out of!