Van Nicholas
Adjusted for traffic volume by country
- France
- Germany
- Netherlands
- Switzerland
- United States
- Italy
- United Kingdom
Aug 2023 · Stu Kerton
Offers a great balance of speed and comfort for those who don't want an aggressive riding position
Tall front end gives a relaxing riding position
Loads of stiffness on the lower half of the frame
Impressive tyre clearance for the style of bike
No internal cable routing at the front end takes away from the clean looks
Aug 2023 · Stu Kerton
Classic looks and a stunning frameset to ride, though it deserves better finishing kit than fitted here
A beautiful ride quality
High-quality frame finish
Lifetime frame warranty
Entry level wheels and tyres subdue overall performance
Mar 2021 · Stu Kerton
Entry-level price for a titanium bike, but with high-end performance – a real joy to ride
Beautiful ride quality
Plenty of stiffness for hard efforts
Good value for a titanium bike
Standard wheels add a fair chunk of weight
Feb 2021 · Mat Brett
Versatile and durable gravel bike that's suitable for a quick blast in the hills or an epic adventure
Versatile
Stable
Durable
A lot of fun
Not as light as carbon
Dec 2019 · Simon Withers
Is this another modern Dutch master from one of titanium’s stalwarts?
Superb handling
High quality groupset and wheels
Perhaps overly firm saddle and seatpost pairing
Dec 2019 · Simon Withers
Is this another modern Dutch master from one of titanium’s stalwarts?
Superb handling
High-quality groupset and wheels
Perhaps overly firm saddle and seatpost pairing
Q: Which Van Nicholas bikes are most popular?
The most popular Van Nicholas model families are the Amazon, Yukon, and Rowtag.
Q: Does Van Nicholas make eBikes?
No, Van Nicholas manufactures conventional bikes and has not yet entered the e-bike market.