really remarkable. In less than 3 weeks of use I managed to get to rides of over 60 km. The gear change is not very precise (I will take it to be adjusted) but I can say that the bicycle is really excellent.

Not binding. Convenient

Very good bike but the derailleur is fragile I had to change it after 2 months

This gravel bike is the bike I wanted to combine the comfort of a road bike with the ability to ride on forest paths and other gravel tracks. Easy to adjust and easy to ride. It is also easy to maintain. Fitted with Hutchinson Touareg tires, I also acquired more road tires (Hutchinson Overide) and more cross tires (Tundra). The rear derailleur is easy and precise. The front derailleur plays its role with its two well-sized chainrings. Well equipped with a pannier, I can either ride on the main road or on more bumpy paths with more suitable equipment. I do not regret my purchase.

Excellent bike amazing value

for info and a little personal feedback! WTB 700x42 Resolute tires fit without any problems. I just fitted 700x45 Hutchinson Tuareg tires and it fits but you can't get any bigger and without studs (45mm Tundras are dead)!

Great bike, I definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to switch from MTB to something more fun! :)

I bought the Triban 520 to see if a racing bike was for me, as I had always ridden a mountain bike before. The Triban came in handy because it has solid gears and you can return it to Decathlon if necessary. Unfortunately, none of the three branches here had the bike, only the cheaper versions. Ordering in store, but home delivery is free, saving on postage. I didn't know that and was only told after several visits. The bike came packaged, like all bikes, with all the accessories included. It is pre-assembled and includes tools and a torque wrench (that's cool, but no one in the branch knows why I bought one separately). There were a few problems when assembling it, mostly due to my incompetence. The handlebar tape was also torn during transport. The branch replaced it and then assembled it without any costs or discussions. When transporting and removing and inserting the front tire, the brake disc/brake shoes were always rubbing. It was only repaired after 4 visits to the shop. As with other reports, the front tube burst after about 30-50km. I had been waiting for this. The tire was intact and since a new one was put in it has held up (for at least 6 months). I can't understand that!! The next problem is the gears, it is a Shimano 105 which actually does everything really well on the rear part. Shifts smoothly and quickly. You can tell the quality. But there is a crank from Praxis installed at the front. My chain regularly came off here. Whether on an uphill or flat. Decathlon couldn't fix that either, but a bike workshop managed to fix it. It required more adjustment than the "normal" person could probably do. Otherwise there were no other problems. The brakes work well so far, and the lock for transport using a small attached pin is nice. Sometimes they squeak a bit or need more force, but you are still safe. All in all, you have to think about what you want and where the price comes from. It's a solid bike, especially for beginners or people who want to get into it. I've had some nice rides with it. Color is a matter of taste, but I couldn't find any damage here and gave positive feedback on the color. Apart from the problem with the tube, everything was actually doable, the gears were OK, but can be fixed quickly and cheaply in a specialist shop. So I would recommend the bike itself if you have a few euros to spare. I still like riding it, even if I now want a different one for training.

First prize to get started in Gravel or touring bike without overinvesting. Be careful, this is not a bike that is positioned on performance but rather robustness and simplicity. The only downside on delivery was that the bike was poorly adjusted and the front wheel was warped. I had to have this last detail repaired at my own expense.

Bike purchased in January 2024. The preparation carried out by the Arras store, as well as their welcome, were really great. I do two to three outings per week (20 to 80 km) on 70% road, 30% gravel path in all weathers. The bike is very good. I am very happy with it. It is very pleasant, rides very well on road and path (the much-maligned wheels are not "anvils" at all). I changed the saddle because the original one was really too uncomfortable even with shorts. The brakes are good, I took the time to break them in during the first outings and even when it is wet and muddy, they brake superbly well and never squeak. I have not had any mechanical problems. I just have to adjust the derailleurs (which by the way are a pure marvel) front and rear quite often so that the settings are at the top and the gears do not jump (about every five outings). The only real criticism I would make is the tires. The Tuaregs puncture from fear (once every three outings... minimum). The configuration is often the same, mud remains in the notches. Thorns, pieces of wood, small sharp gravel are caught in this mud and end up puncturing the tire (I have the problem on the front and rear tires). I take the same paths with the Decathlon single speed in the same conditions of use. With the road tires of the single speed, I have never punctured. Could you recommend other tires because it is really very frustrating. Without this problem, this bike would be perfect.

It is a gravel with an excellent quality-price ratio. Very versatile bike for going to work, getting around town and doing sports, I am very satisfied

Quite an okay product