Enve has added the new Fray endurance road bike to its range and I’ve been riding it for a couple of weeks, including the 160m Tour of Flanders sportive in Belgium. Buckle in for my first ride impressions and all the main details on this new bike from the US company.

    More info https://enve.com

    Content
    0:00 Intro
    00:38 What sort of bike is it?
    1:07 Is it the bike for me?
    2:03 Tyre clearance
    2:35 Cool features
    3:35 Geometry
    4:28 Ride impressions
    7:58 Compared to Melee?
    9:10 Price
    9:48 Better than a race bike for most people?
    11:38 First impressions verdict

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    29 Comments

    1. Amazing bike just for rich people. Maybe you can do reviews of more affordable new chinese brands like Winspace,Yoeleo, Seka, Ican,Tavelo, etc…Some famous brands have problems right now for cause of low sales and stupid huge prices.

    2. I'd classify this as simply perfect if that cables were not hidden inside the stem. I'd love this bike a do-it-all, including gravel. But my position in the road and on gravel changes. I want a more relaxed position in gravel. For that I'd need to swap stems. With the cabbles inside the stem… no luck doing that. Thus… it is no longer a do-it-all. It is a single purpose bike again

    3. I agree with you in the slammed stem departement, I ride a Secan 54T with the taller headtube, but with a slammed stem, it looks awesome! By the by, I am still looking forward to the update on your Secan, no pressure there David 😉

    4. I know this is a personal opinion, but I occasionally have to ride on cobbles in D.C. around Georgetown and parts of Northern VA. I f***ing hate it. Hate isn't even strong enough a word. I personally could never ride an event that is predominantly cobbles. My head would explode in anger, lol

    5. I like it, virtually everything about it. I'd much rather ride something like this than a race bike, any day. these new endurance bikes are genuine quiver killers which is one of the best things you can say about a bike.

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