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CTY 1.1 Bike

Name: CTY 1.1 Bike
Brand: Co-op Cycles
Price: 700.56 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Co-op Cycles CTY 1.1 is a recreational hybrid bike built around a 6061 aluminum frame paired with a chromoly-steerer fork with aluminum blades, keeping the total weight to a manageable 30 lbs. 4 oz. A full Shimano drivetrain, combining a Tourney front derailleur, Altus rear derailleur, and Altus 3-speed shifters, delivers 24 gears through a Shimano HG200 8-speed 12-32T cassette and KMC chain for smooth, reliable shifting. Vee City Cruz 700c x 40 mm wire-bead tires offer a cushioned, stable ride and feature reflective sidewalls for added visibility. Tektro mechanical disc brakes provide consistent stopping power in varied conditions. Co-op double-wall aluminum rims lace to Shimano hubs front and rear, while a memory foam Comfort Plus saddle and gel grips help reduce fatigue on longer outings. The bike is fender and rack mount compatible, supports a total weight limit of 300 lbs., and is available in a 700c wheel size across five frame sizes.

Category: Cycling
Brand: Co-op Cycles
Material: Vee City Cruz 700c x 40 mm wire bead
Color: SHALE
Size: 700c
Fork: Chromoly steerer with aluminum blades
Rims: Co-op double-wall aluminum
Stem: Forged aluminum
Chain: KMC 8-Speed
Frame: 6061 aluminum
Tires: Vee City Cruz 700c x 40 mm wire bead

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Co-op Cycles CTY 1.1 as an outstanding value for its price, highlighting its reliable Shimano drivetrain, comfortable upright geometry, and lightweight aluminum frame. It is widely recommended for beginner cyclists, casual commuters, and fitness riders who want a versatile hybrid without spending heavily. The wide gear range, including a low granny gear, earns particular appreciation for handling varied terrain. On the downside, the most common complaints center on the mechanical disc brakes, which some users find squeaky and occasionally arrive warped out of the box, requiring adjustment. The bike is also noted as fairly heavy compared to higher-end models, and accessories like fenders, a rack, and a kickstand must be purchased separately.