Road bikes are undeniably expensive, however, there are brands out which do put bang for buck right at the heart of their ethos. So, if you’re looking for the latest and greatest road bike from brands who do try to offer you more than more value than premium manufacturers, then, watch this video as Sam Gupta lists all the road bike manufacturers which he believes will be updating their ranges in 2024.

    00:00 – Intro
    00:22 – Cube
    02:07 – Felt
    03:31 – Van Rysel
    04:49 – Ribble
    06:22 – Vitus
    07:40 – Focus
    09:00 – Outro

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    27 Comments

    1. really, just find a decent used bike from the past 10 years, they are fine and the owner will appreciate that the bike isnt collecting dust

    2. Honestly, there's nothing wrong with these bikes..the industry will sucker the bike community to think these bikes are out dated..they'll update them with fancy curves to justify the 3,000 mark up..its all marketing, it's all a business..

    3. I love my cube litening aero, and i think it looks great. The weight actually is pretty competetive compared to other aerobikes, and the wind tunnel performance is top of the pack.

    4. I was very close to buying a Felt AR Advanced Ultegra Road Bike at a very good price at a certain online retailer. What stopped me was the integrated handlebar and stem that came in a single stock side (too wide and too short for my fit). By the time I'd factored in the cost of a replacement in my size it didn't make much sense. Seems crazy to me that even 10k+ bikes don't give you a choice of bar width and stem length (and crank arm length)…

    5. I want a US-made (or at least US-available) tripled-butted steel "endurance" road bike with cable-actuated 2×10/11, rim brakes, externally-routed cables throughout, QR dropouts, and high-end alloy wheels. Nobody other than custom builders is going to make that, so used bikes will continue to be my focus.

    6. I'd like the choice of a super light and stiff RIM BRAKE bike like Canyon used to sell. I simply developed a deep seated dislike for disc brakes and it looks like I have to build my next bike myself.

    7. It is insane to me that this is the "bang for your buck" list and looking at some of the models presented you are still in the $4k+ USD range. That is not budget category at all. To say that this video and these "bang for your buck" brands are completely out of touch would be an understatement.

    8. Look up Felt’s pricing, then look at the specs relative to… anything else? It’s horrible value for money, with a complete lack of dealer support to boot.

      Isn’t Vitus owned by now/soon to be bankrupt Signa Sports (Wiggle/CRC group) ?

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