The Schwinn Peloton Comp, Affordable Carbon Bike

The Schwinn Peloton Comp, a bike that gets every cyclist enthusiast enthusiastic. The latest, Schwinn Peloton Comp caught our attention with its lower price, compared to its predecessor, it also comes with a slightly downgraded parts picks on the same Schwinn N'Litened Black Label Carbon monocoque frame and Schwinn N'Litened Black Label Carbon front fork. Additionally, the new black-and-red color scheme with simple logos belies the affordability of this racy-looking, do-it-all performer.

The specifications includes proven names everywhere: Shimano Ultegra rear derailleur for shifting, KMC DX-10SC supper light chain, FSA FSA Mega Exo for the cranks and cockpit, Xero Shawla 280 wheel set, Vittoria Rubino II 700X23C tires, San Marco Ponza with Cro-Mo rails saddle .

On the road, the Schwinn Peloton Comp delivers as expected. The ride is generally forgiving, though it doesn't feel as lively as pricier carbon frames. Its shining trait is its stability: Once you commit, it holds a line that inspires confidence without feeling jittery or nervous, even if the riders around you are.

A large bottom-bracket junction providers good stiffness for solid acceleration. Although it doesn't feel like the Peloton Comp will jump out from underneath you as you apply power, it does wind up impressively, more like a commuter train than a fighter jet. The rider position is neutral, though the bike was surprisingly easy to stretch out on.

The Schwinn Peloton Comp's contented attitude may turn off the pure race crowd or serious weekend training enthusiast, but for those interested in a fun-to-ride, full-carbon frame that feels racy yet also craves leisure time the Schwinn Peloton Comp is a great all-rounder.