Radar X Pro

The Perfect Combination

This bike bridged a gap for me between my mountain and gravel bike. The components are excellent quality along with the welds and construction. Arrived to my door completely unharmed. Couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

Beast of a Bike

I’ve been on the hunt for a new bike - something that could handle rough city streets and little off-roading as well as clip along at a decent pace for my commutes on the paved trails. When I stumbled upon Breezer’s Radar X Pro, I knew the bike would fit the bill. The number of mounts, classic steel frame, tire clearance and quality components have been amazing. Some have remarked on its sizes running large which is understandable, but I have really liked the aggressive posture when I’m in the saddle. I’m 6’2” with a 34” inseam so I ideally would’ve gone for a 57cm but they were all sold out. I knew I really liked the bike especially in the Raw Silver so I finally decided it was worth a shot to try out the 60cm and it’s been pretty good. I eventually will invest in different handlebars though - probably Ritchey’s ErgoMax. The bike handles well with and without loads. I have a several Topeak bags and a rear rack to haul accessories and gear. The bike is both practical and a joy to ride. The next thing on my list is to go bike packing with it and stay overnight at a campground. I can’t wait for the countless adventurer I’ll have on this beautiful bike.

Pretty Awesome Bike

I bought this bike after reading a few reviews on Reddit talking about the value and durability of the brand. Not only am I pleasantly surprised at the bike, but I've already gotten a few compliments on it. Details I would care about if I was buying it again: I purchased the 51cm size since the 54cm bike was sold out. I am 5'11 so it's right on the top end of the size guide. Going back, I might have waited for the 54cm, but I don't feel like the bike is too small for me so it's not a huge deal. In addition, the installation video doesn't include mounting the front brake caliper onto the frame but it's pretty straightforward. The only issue I had was that I was getting really bad rotor rub and had to take it into the shop to be worked on since I couldn't adjust it enough to fix it myself (the rotor might have needed to be bent, I'm not sure). Anyway, I'm very happy with the bike and feel like I got my money's worth for it. It looks and rides great, and will be awesome for riding around town.