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Love my Diamondback Corvus 2.0 go trail biking over the South Downs. Was purchased so I could climb nasty hills and get a much further range without having to become an athlete. The Corvus 2.0 is simply an awesome bike and I've already covered about 100 miles of trail biking exploring the South Downs in 2 weeks. Its a fantastic way to get fitter, I use Komoot to plan my routes to ensure reasonable gradients (17-20% tops). Corvus on EMTB or Turbo mode chews any gradient less than 15% at 17% you have to start pushing hard anything over 20% can be a bit tough for prolonged periods. With a cut out at 16 mph you can push hard if you want to increase your speed or just chill. I have bi-lateral sciatica so I put a Cane Creek Thudbuster LT on it and its heaven with a Sella Royal Touring Gel Saddle.
My goal is to explore off road over Sussex. Speed and downhill aren't my priority so the Corvus 2.0 is great value and perfect for my needs.
Love my Diamondback Corvus 2.0 go trail biking over the South Downs. Was purchased so I could climb nasty hills and get a much further range without having to become an athlete. The Corvus 2.0 is simply an awesome bike and I've already covered about 100 miles of trail biking exploring the South Downs in 2 weeks. Its a fantastic way to get fitter, I use Komoot to plan my routes to ensure reasonable gradients (17-20% tops). Corvus on EMTB or Turbo mode chews any gradient less than 15% at 17% you have to start pushing hard anything over 20% can be a bit tough for prolonged periods. With a cut out at 16 mph you can push hard if you want to increase your speed or just chill. I have bi-lateral sciatica so I put a Cane Creek Thudbuster LT on it and its heaven with a Sella Royal Touring Gel Saddle.
My goal is to explore off road over Sussex. Speed and downhill aren't my priority so the Corvus 2.0 is great value and perfect for my needs.
