Civia Loring I-Motion Review : Introduction
by Bike Shop Girl
This past week I took delivery of a couple large boxes from Civia Cycles. Inside was a very well packaged Civia Loring, a rear rack and pretty cool fenders. This Loring is in for review but is still waiting for its very large front basket so for now there are photos and your basic details from Civia themselves.
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- Front Shot
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- Chainguard
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- Brilliant Badges
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- Headtube Badge
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- From the Front
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- Side View
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- Handlebars
Whether tooling around town, cruising campus or pedaling to the grocer, the Civia Loring offers supreme comfort, safety and utility. From its gently sloping top tube to its bamboo fenders and matching trim, the Loring is a study in elegance, simplicity and fun. Designed for short runs of five miles or less, the Loring carries up to 50 pounds of cargo while delivering an exceptionally balanced ride. The Loring features a steel frame, disc brakes and a three or nine-speed internally geared hub.
Build Sheet :
| MSRP-$1,395.00 | |
| Fork | Loring Steel |
| Fenders | Loring Bamboo |
| Front/Rear Rack | Loring Aluminum/Bamboo |
| Handlebar | Loring Swept 8.º |
| Rims | Alex SX44 disc specific |
| Crank | Truvativ Isoflow 3-piece |
| Brake Calipers | Avid BB5 mechanical disc |
| Wheel (Front) | Civia disc hub, 36-hole, Alex SX44 rim |
| Wheel (Rear) | SRAM i-motion 9, 36-hole, Alex SX44 |
| Brake Levers | SRAM FR5 |
| Headset | Cane Creek SC-1 |
| Stem | Truativ XR 1.º rise |
| Seatpost | Truativ XR 350mm |
| Kickstand | Pletscher two-leg |
| Saddle | Brooks B-67 |
| Tires | Panaracer Pasela 26 x 1.75 with Tourgaurd flat protection |
