Top 5 | 2020 BEST Road Bikes

[@bikeradar]

What would be in your Top 5? let us know in the comments!

[@BIKE-PLUS]

Specialized rubaix S-WORKS - I love this brand, it turned my cycling into something even more perfect

[@ronitdebnath]

Supersix Evo, Dogma F12, Domane , Roubaix and Caad 12 to represent aluminium. Yes I ll have the 12 over 13.

[@jarne692]

Giant tcr

[@ronitdebnath]

@@jarne692 its a great bike but an update is overdue.

[@onset5881]

@@ronitdebnath what would you update on it?

[@veloway]

for TWELVE THOUSAND POUNDS from here in Texas I could take a spring through summer trip to Europe and watch all three grand tours in person

[@lechprotean]

in a cheap b&b perhaps. middle of the summer is not cheap in the Mediterranean

[@veloway]

I think you guys missed the part in the video where they asked us to put down our imagination about what we could do with the money instead, this wasn’t out of the blue or what I would do you weirdos

[@syujaabian33]

@@veloway spending 12k pounds for a holiday is more expensive than buying a 12k pounds bike tho, the bike itself still has a selling price & holiday nah

[@veloway]

Syuja Abian Wow, just wow. Did you even watch the video that this was posted to? they didn’t ask for serious answers they were practically begging for Memes. The fact that you would even post this response as if it is a serious question to a video that is three months old says so much about your lack of common sense that I am actually stunned. it’s a joke response to a joke video, I have to believe that English is not your first language to have missed that. So we will just pretend that you did not put down a cost benefit analysis in response to satire.

[@damianbieniek3926]

@@veloway lol dude, why are you so mad?

[@coreyallert1482]

How about a €1200 list and €2400 list which is more likely what the average rider is buying?

[@markj.a351]

It's a common problem with bike channels. I guess it's not what the sponsors endorse.

[@BigChiefWiggles]

Cube, Cube and Cube.

[@андрейдарьин-б5о]

@@BigChiefWiggles merida !

[@bluemystic7501]

Is the 'average' rider watching cycling vids on youtube? I'd say no. I'd say passionate riders are and passionate riders know that equipment matters.

[@DYFENZO]

they get payed to say which bikes are good

[@simonbaus6913]

You could probaby buy 8 entry level CAD13 for the same as 1Trek Project one, then hand them to your best buddys and have a great time all together.

[@paulysci925]

Best comment 🏆👑💛

[@Abraksas112]

Good idea, you need buddies who like to cycle though which I do not.

[@matthiaskettner6686]

I‘m glad that I‘m poor. Makes decisions more easy for me 😬

[@liangqu8672]

Lol so true

[@jetpetty1613]

Ive been low tech since back in the day. The insane prices along with "gotta have trends" are just that...collecting dust in someone's garage.

[@jetpetty1613]

Investing in a good bike lock is a good investment in any decade lol

[@Strange_Brew]

I don’t know about that, i stand for hours in the cheese section at the supermarket.

[@fritzguerrero119]

Your right about that me as well

[@matthewjohnson7350]

My top 5 road bikes for 2020 1) Pinarello F12 XLight Disk 2) Cervelo S5 Red Etap AXS 3) S Works Venge Disc Etap 4) Cannondale System 6 Hi-Mod Red Etap AXS 5) BMC Teammachine SLR01 Disc One

[@tomnewham1269]

The Trek I agree deserve to be in this list. If I was looking to buy a new bike, that is the one I would choose.

[@ddthompson42]

"...during spring classics of early 2020..." How things have changed in the last six months.

[@richfi9576]

Pinarello Dogma F12, Cervelo S5, BMC Roadmachine, Wilier Zero, & 1 other

[@MasteringGrappling]

Rich Fi Good additions. Dogma f12 is amazing!

[@Thekidisalright]

This is a much better top 5 than the garbage ones in the video.

[@jamesoxford4260]

Cube C:68X?

[@LarsRR]

Quite a good selection. That Scott is an absolute beauty.

[@bibiayube677]

I hate when people complain about the price,sure it costs as much as a VB car but the feelings you get after a long day in the saddle is priceless

[@silverestore]

I have a 2016 CAAD12 full Ultegra in bead-blasted annodized black that sheds dirt like no other bike. My life is complete.

[@cyclonutterd7075]

I think You need to have a top 5 for each new section of the road market, Areo, Climbing, Compliant and now most popular Gravel.

[@taufikabidin412]

how about the recumbents?

[@chrislang4858]

Everytime you say "disc only", it puts a smile in my face... There's no other way but to progress I agree

[@therealpinkyskull]

Christopher Calalang just don’t tell that to Durian Rider, he’ll throw a banana and a can of sprite at you.

[@chrislang4858]

@@therealpinkyskull 😄😁😆✌️

[@FormulaWill]

My current shopping list: Wilier - Zero SLR Scott - Addict RC

[@aerojetrocketdyners-2538]

My current shopping list: Btwin triban 540

[@cannedpasta7819]

@@aerojetrocketdyners-2538 :))

[@spaizemunkie4397]

For the price of the top Trek bike, I could employ myself for a year to visit the local older people who are lonely. We could drink tea and eat cake and just have fun chatting about the world...🤗🤗🤗

[@lestergarabito608]

The Top 5 2020 gravel bikes next, I’m looking forward to it 👍

[@tifacoba]

Yes please! I believe if you don't ride race and like to stay under 35km/h gravel is the way to go!

[@MichaelStugart]

Specialized Venge is what I would've chosen rather than the Specialized Roubaix such as thinking of best of Specialized it is the Venge that i think is up there at tops per se or maybe the Tarmac according to some who love hills, but the Roubaix comes to mind for casual riding such as comfort riding of these three models. I have a Venge and i love it such as when i ride it i have such pleasingly awesome moments how i mean and it gets awesome feedback by individuals who see it along the way how i am referring about. So i am saying the Venge as that is what i chose to buy out of the three and i am enormously happy that i have chosen the Venge and hopefully will be having more amazing moments ahead in my future with the Venge. It is certainly the fastest bike that i have ever ridden and it is certainly one of the most beautiful bikes that i have ridden and honestly it does climbs rather efficiently as well i think and it is certainly a super aero bike of which going up hills and having the aero bike be able to help by being aero is a huge plus too i think and not just for down hill and especially noticeable on windy days how i mean.

[@KnigthMare69]

For 12k I’d get a road and XC Canyon. In Brazil a trek madone made in project one costs 103k, could get a used Mercedes C180 or a new honda civic

[@jggraphx]

Nice!!! But I’m happy with my madone sL6 Disc. But if I had 12,000 pounds laying around I rather buy upgraded parts For my Porsche

[@1-_-M00g-_-1]

My Moots was $18,293.06 with full Campy Super Record 11spd mech, Bora Ultra 35s 11-27, Evne 4/5s Chris King 11-25 both rim brake, MCFK bar stem, MCFK drop bars, MCFK seat post, Tune full carbon saddle, Chris King headset, Look Keo Ti pedals and Arundel full cardon water bottle cages. Currently red and black Supacaz bar tape.

[@hjshoon5244]

I would put the wilier zero slr into the list

[@jehernandez1980]

I own the 2020 roubaix pro w/etaps and I must say it's worth every penny the comfort and speed is amazing I literally don't even drive my car unless it's raining I ride with a club and ride to work everyday weather permitting never thought I would spend so much on a bike but best 7,000 I've spent ever!!!

[@smokey7930]

What I want to see is the 2019 bike radar hill climb bike

[@honzakrcil7454]

Same

[@JonnyInToronto]

I just got a CAAD13, so this list makes me happy! The Scott and Colnago both looks amazing.

[@JonnyInToronto]

Brainjock the Synapse was on my radar too... took my first full ride on the CAAD13 yesterday, I really enjoyed it. Picks up speed when you want it to, it’s quick but not too twitchy to handle.

[@JanKowalski-pe9lo]

@@JonnyInToronto Just the reason that you compare Synapse with Caad means Cannondale screw up here. Enjoy guys.

[@davidtydeman1434]

After riding through winter I am very glad my new bike has disk brakes

[@sbsb4995]

You have fallen for their marketing gimmick. They got you.

[@michaelraemisch1605]

ok, listen. I got a Project One in Refliptive (a Madone) MOST AWESOME bike EVER!!!! B BUT -- The PrismaticPearl is the best. The problem there is that the Trek logo is simply black. Now, If you can get trek to make Prismatic Pearl frame paine with Relfiptive for the logo, then you've got the ULTIMATE!!!

[@maksimloginov9365]

Cool video ! But what about new Cervelo and Giant ? ;)

[@kenharris9751]

Since Giant manufactures Trek, Scott, Colnago, etc. anyway why not save your money and get an equal or better product?

[@perlesvausss]

Canyon ultimate!

[@jimmerjohn9524]

boring. canyon hasn't updated their road bikes in years.

[@Bricklinsv1970]

I have a 86 Univega Viva Sport Frame I built up with Tiagra and I keep up with these type of bikes all day and it only cost me $400 to build.

[@germi1]

What if you do the Top Ten Boutique Road Bikes? I'm tired of Trekpecialized bikes...

[@kenharris9751]

That makes a lot of common sense, Sir. I have a tendency to barf when I see Trek and Specialized all the time everywhere.

[@tengamangapiu]

U only need enough bike to keep up with your local group rides. That for many would mean a $1500 105 model and a $750 indoor trainer!

[@Bliksem225]

No Pinarello Dogma F12 😭😭

[@ted2091]

how about a top 5 of the best most affordable road bikes?

[@Ksccm4]

then Giant is your best friend

[@coreyallert1482]

@@Ksccm4 save the drama of their Conduct braking system in their lower-mid tier bikes.

I bought a Tomasso Imola online for $600 as my first road bike. Given that I'm new to the sport I don't have anything to compare it to. But I enjoy riding it and felt it was a good value and looks nice for a starter bike.

[@cdnmember]

Agree! I bought the 2020 Defy, great value and full Ultegra.

[@leesimpkins5234]

Define affordable. We all would have different limits to what we would spend on a bike.

[@jibroniuk3604]

The S-Works and Trek Domane are top choices for me. Not sure I can afford the Project One Domane paint job. I already own a 2019 Trek Domane SLR disc and the bike is a fantastic smooth ride.

[@TraumaER]

I refuse to pay more than $10,000 for a bicycle when my motorcycle cost only $3,000!

[@RatingARKReviews]

Hello! Very useful video! Thank you!

[@andrewwhite1065]

A Scott Addict RT in black with Cannondale's head shock system, please! Glad to see disks are front and centre in 2020 ... going to be a very good year. High end hydraulic brakes actually aid a good rider, not only with rapid braking but in added control. The performance advantage over conventional brakes is far more noticeable as the riders weight or overall load increases. I say this based on experience with motorcycles and mtb's. The other big advantage of a disk system are the rims and their superior strength to weight ratio and improved aerodynamic profile. So strong in fact is the rim profile (triangulated), that far fewer spokes are needed to maintain lateral stiffness and integrity. More weight loss. Disk equipped team bikes in Europe I believe still meet the minimum weight requirement of 6.8 kg or thereabouts. Impossible and expensive for a few, but a single front disk wheel, replacement carbon fork and a change of lever, will still make a big difference to your riding and they look great. Said me piece on the subject. Just wish seats could be made to measure via an electronic imprint of sorts, maybe a mould. Pulling my shorts down and sitting atop a photocopier is probably not a great idea. Thanks for another mouthwatering video.

[@ynie1]

Also great if you have a wrist injury, braking is so much easier compared with cables

[@natejc93]

I think that $2900 usd for the first Domane that comes with 105 is utterly insulting. I ride a trek emonda SL5 right now (and enjoy it very much), but my next bike will most certainly be an orbea or canyon in a couple of years.

[@bengt_axle]

If you look at new carbon frames, one important trend is that there are no longer holes for hoses and cables. Disk brakes have allowed frame manufacturers to route hoses with sharper bends (e.g. behind steerer tube). This simplifies the manufacturing process of frames because it eliminates having to make different frames for mechanical and electric derailleurs, while at the same time saving some weight and increasing reliability. But the problem is that it does not always look good, and if there are cables (instead of electric wires), they won't function as smoothly.

[@honzakrcil7454]

It would be nice to mention that the Trek weights approximately a metric ton. More accurately, around 10 kg which is a joke regarding modern road bikes.

[@JohnnyMotel99]

I just weighed my 531DB bike from the 90’s, with nothing special wheels and Shimano 600 group set, 9.5kg

[@sengbrequillo5693]

Kappadyak

[@paullicciardo]

Buy a Reid falco sport at newtown 9.9kg 899$ when In stock

[@ek8507]

with £12.000 i could probably buy around one million BikeRadar goldstars. unfortunately probably not BikeRadars undying love.

[@bikeradar]

Our love can't be bought, but commenting on our video's definitely helps, so have a thumbs up and a BikeRadar heart on us!

[@adjusted-bunny]

I recommend the brand X bike/frame from wiggles. A lot of fun for little money and absolutely sufficient for most people.

[@TheSuperGnus]

what about a giant tcr or defy ? no canyon ?

[@mikemelbrooks]

12k would mean I could retire 6months early and ride my bikes!

[@AdityaLSharma]

Cad 13 it is for me. It's a beast 👌🏽👌🏽

[@bichoroca3462]

I could buy a aluminum fixxie, a xC mountain, and a custom steel frame gravel bike. With all the equipment.

[@ravenone6255]

12K Bike must be an admission to the Tour De France Instead--I'll buy a dslr at 3k A Trek racing at 3k And a motorcycle for about 3k

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

It is actually 15,000 bucks in US dollars.

[@robertlacasse]

You forgot the Giant TCR!

[@poincareconjecture5651]

There is no credible list without a TCR what a bike:)

[@davidtt8372]

Conversation with customers about $12k bikes. Customer: $12k, that's a car Me: not to the person buying a $12k bike

[@11robotics]

Exactly the sort of rotten mentality that allows bike manufacturers to ask increasingly stupid and unjustified prices for bikes, even for lower-end ones. I admit, the cycling industry was quite late to the ultra-aggressive capitalist market party, but they're there and they're making the most of it. While the average customer, for whom those $12k are the money they make if they work hard for a few months, has access to crappier and crappier bikes regardless of the price range. I am astounded how some 2500-3000€ road bikes of today are as heavy as and sometimes even have heavier wheelsets than 1000€ bikes from, say, 5-10 years ago, while 5000+€ road bikes are sometimes even 1 entire kg over the UCI limit when 5-10 years ago most bikes in the 2500-3000€ price range were roughly as heavy. Not to mention how easy it was to find Shimano 105 and at least a pair of Mavic Aksiums on a 1000-1200€ bike, while now most of them come with Tiagra and cheap ass wheelsets weighing way over 2 kg. Progress my ass... all the trends we've seen in the past 5 years were ways to milk more money from people for whom $12k is worth nothing, and who don't know and don't want to know anything about what really makes you go faster on a bike. And now we all end up paying the price for them. Electronic groupsets for idiots who cannot turn a barrel adjuster once or twice a year, disc brakes for people who can't be arsed to properly install a pair of brake pads, aero bikes for MAMILs who want to look cool during their Sunday rides but already have the Handbook of Cycling Excuses open at the right page when bonking on a 1 km hill. All because somebody finally realised that performance road bikes could appeal to people who are more interested in showing off than in actually cycling.

[@davidtt8372]

@@11robotics inflation sucks

[@11robotics]

100% inflation over 5 years in economically stable markets? You must be kidding. The overall inflation in the EU between 2010 and 2018 has been of 14.6%, according to Eurostat data. Shit might hit the fan pretty soon in the UK though, Brexit and all... Not to mention groupset and wheelset prices have stayed pretty constant or even went down in the past few years (if we're looking at the exact same models). Bear that in mind as well...

[@davidtt8372]

@@11robotics 2014 sworks Venge was 10,500. 2019 12,500. $12k would be your 14% that extra $500 tariffs, r&d, upgrade to hydraulic disc. Checks out.

[@11robotics]

​@@dsdf_fdp1858 I would compare regular prices instead of discounted ones, as discounted ones depend a lot on luck and trends, and also the number of choices you have for those price tags. 5 years ago, you had quite a large choice of alu bikes with Shimano 105 and decent wheels you could buy for 1000€ or less. Now there are fewer and fewer, Canyon and Rose being pretty much the only ones who offer the same bang for buck. And PlanetX, but they're in a different league altogether. The problem with the 1.500€-2.500€ range is that yes, you *still* find quite a lot of good bikes with rim brakes, decent wheels and great groupsets (105 or Ultegra), low weights and nice designs, but also more and more overly heavy and less well equipped disc-brake road bikes. And as more and more people bite the marketing bullet and buy the altogether inferior disc brake bikes just because they are trendy, the rim brake bikes get pushed out of that market. The offer gets adjusted as a response to the demand, even if the demand is based on irrational decisions. So you see, the same way more manufacturers stop doing high-end rim brake road bikes, in 5-10 years' time they will stop doing mid-range rim brake road bikes as well, and some might abandon them altogether.

[@karlbryant3304]

I still prefer rim brakes

[@ajs0350]

Karl Bryant just stop get with the times!

[@cyllxx9112]

@@ajs0350 my wallet prefers rim brakes

[@vinthegreat25]

Aerodynamic reasons or do you have another one?

[@educationcorner3333]

good selections .Just to ask , is there comet bike road bikes and off road bikes ?

[@joestar6194]

If you pay $12,000 for a bicycle, you DESERVE a $12,000 bicycle.

[@seattlesfinest1927]

Joe Star £ bruv!

[@user-hi1xc3pn1e]

S-works Venge disc 2019 will be my choice very soon, $4k frame+$2k DA di2+$2k wheels. 🤙🏻

[@inatobonsai8963]

I love the scott. It's so clean. awesome work. Good jod

[@physiciansassist1]

Funny how I never see Giants on here when they make most of these bikes frames

[@kenharris9751]

Giant bikes makes the Scotts and the lower priced Treks. Why isn't the Giant TCR high end and even the mid priced TCR included? they both out perform most of these 5 opinionated bikes.

[@ScreamsPenguin]

Not a fan of the aesthetic of dropped seat stays but that Scott makes them look goooooood

[@Aditya-fv9xv]

Something about the v3rs is just so different. Can't quite point a finger on what, but can't help but love it

[@kenharris9751]

Since Scott and Colnago bikes are made by Giant Bicycle Company why don't we have at least the Giant TCR SL on your list. Are Giants not quite as sexy as the others even though they are equally as fast and my 2018 TCR Ultegra weighs only 16.01 pounds. Thank you.

[@danielsiapin]

I think I'm pulling trigger on TCR 0 disc red today. Good decision? ----update, I bought it and it's a rocket!!!! Got it with 65mm disc wheels, nice touch for sure.

[@kenharris9751]

Smartest purchase that I have read!

[@loitrinh5520]

My dream is to have a TREK DOMANE bike, but because my family cannot afford it, I think the dream is always a dream and it will never be realized. (This comment is from Vietnam)

[@bikeradar]

Thanks for the comment from your friends at BikeRadar!

[@kenharris9751]

Has anyone heard of Zullo? Tiziano Zullo is still making bikes in Italy. I have a 1986 steel Zullo with serial #: 33. Ijust rode it again on Sept. 23, 2020.

[@TheGinger1]

Funny how one of “eye wateringly expensive Project One” bikes you showed was a £2450 105 equipped 105 SL models.

[@johndunworth7942]

Ben Hallam and that’s an excellent bike, I don’t need to spend more.

[@sustainf]

You missed the Canyon Ultimate!

[@JogBird]

Emonda is a better bike than Domane, just put 28-30mm tyres on it, just as compliant

[@chrisjong8412]

The old domane could house 35 mm. The new one 38. Perfect for a light gravelride like I do... And.. Disc brakes make it future proof. Good luck Try selling your non disc emonda in a few years 😉 I've seen that happen with mountain bikes to. The market goes so fast

[@mr02gixxer1000]

JogBird totally different bikes, Also the domane is a Cadillac of a ride compared to the Emonda like I said two different bikes Isospeed is not a gimmick.

[@jibroniuk3604]

Emonda and Domane are two completely different bikes mate....if you want comfort then Domane is it. Not just compliance...the Domane endurance geometry is the key!!!!

[@junkandcrapamen]

With that 12k I'd buy everyone here a beer! And then go buy one of those new CAAD 13 beauties.

[@junkandcrapamen]

@@StopTheRot LOL. No beer for you!

[@jaredfontaine2002]

It is funny that Colnago really started Discs on road bike but now they are one of the few brands that have rim version! GOD SAVE THE RIMS!!!

[@7ghost_gaming7]

Make Top 5 I 2020 Mountain Bikes next, please !

[@bikeradar]

Keep an eye on the channel, and you may find that video appearing soon!

[@annaa5314]

One at home...Love it!

[@geoffsemon7411]

Top of my list would be a Seven Axiom XX with AXS eTap and disc brakes. Not really interested in plastic bikes

[@tengamangapiu]

I’d like an aluminum $1500 (or less) Trek Émonda with 105 direct mount rim brakes and having aero tubing plus a low and long geometry, with easy upgradability to Di2 for a road bike that could use clip on aero bars (with the Di2 shifting in the extensions). Until then, I’ll stay with my Cervélo S2 and P2.

[@BroccLeeAV]

I think I'm finally upgrading this year to the Trek Domane SL5

[@THELEGEND-kh2un]

You forgot the TCR Advanced 1 Disc PRO Compact 2020

[@THELEGEND-kh2un]

Cant wait till it arrives

[@Navhodo]

You have forgotten to mention BMC SLR 01 teamachine

[@jmtwilson]

(i’m currently riding a Scott Addict) but recently road-tested an UP(PER) as a real-deal híbrid to address both gravel and road duties including competitive events on either surface. seeing Domane’s put to this dual usage suggests a trend. 1-by-12 gearing, thru axels, hydraulic brakes, wider tires, multiple wheel size accommodation. what’s not to like?

[@mkpadovani]

I can wait for the Tarmac with integrated cockpit as they did with Venge

[@MrRobuz]

I'm riding a lower-priced 2019 Specialized Roubaix disk brakes with an Ultegra 8000 groupset that is fast. S-Works is the way to go at a much higher price.

[@kenharris9751]

I had a 2017 Roubaix and sold it because it is too heavy and doesn't climb very well.

[@MrRobuz]

@@kenharris9751 The weight is a drawback. I was surprised that it was heavier than my 2013 Tarmac.

[@rachel7550]

How’s the Bianchi Infinito? I just like the colors of Bianchi’s and their good reviews😆

[@user-lq6vp9el6l]

I wouldn’t spend much more than 2K usd for a bike. I usually update wheels and a few other things within a year of purchase. Some of these prices are crazy. Instead of a Domane, you can get a great road bike, gravel bike and mountain bike... and upgrade wheels...

[@caperider1160]

I agree. For some, its the satisfaction they get admiring the bike off the saddle and reading marketing literatures and reviews (like this one) to reaffirm justification of his choice/expenditure. To some, it is the joy of sweating, panting and suffering on the saddle. For this group, you really don't need to spend the money the big manufacturers lure you into.

[@HollyBoni]

If someone can easily afford an 8-10k bike, that 8-10k might hurt their wallet less than you (or I) spending 2k. If someone has the money, i'd say go for it, then buy one of the most expensive gravel bikes and MTBs too. Then buy the worlds most expensive wheels for all of them. Why not. If I had that kind of money, i'd happily buy top end stuff. Again, why not. 🙃 Saving up for years just to afford a top of the line bike is another story, and you can certainly have fun on a cheaper bike.

[@caperider1160]

@@HollyBoni I agree with you too. In the end, its all about personal satisfaction. How you spend your hard earned money is absolutely up to each individual. Needless to say, there is no clear and direct relationship between performance vs cost after you reach certain threshold. The word 'performance ' has to be defined.

[@user-lq6vp9el6l]

Boni Hollóssy I’m speaking more about the bike companies Than the buyer. I bought a BMC TMR02 for 1700 usd 3 years ago(retail was 2500 at the time). The cheapest bike in the TMR range is now 7500..some companies are pricing people out of being able to afford even their entry level stuff. Performance gains aren’t that great either. Tiagra works just fine.

[@user-lq6vp9el6l]

Gladiators Cycling Club GHANA I’ve gotten things for cycling because of the “cool factor”, as long as it is within my budget and I acknowledge that is my reason for purchasing it. One major reason I am not a fan of expensive bikes and part is, I’d be so angry if it broke.

[@leotard2536]

I could buy a professional Contrabass Clarinet

[@adamwatson4625]

I will by a contra bass saxophone to compete with you!

[@kevinloyen6149]

Realy Nice bikes, though I do miss the new Wilier SLR in this top 5... And wouldn't it be considerable to list some tops of more affordable bikes in their specific areas and categories? I do think many of us would be thankful... Also rather little brands, such as Basso, Sensa, Guercotti,.... don't even get in the show....Anyway, keep up the bike reviewing...

[@barronjames9911]

I have the brand new 2020 specialized allez. Price £800 perfect for the price range. 👍👌

[@scottcockburn9112]

For the price of the trek you can buy about 20000 fredos

[@bitchoflivingblah]

or 48,000 blackjacks

[@bitchoflivingblah]

or 48,000 blackjacks

[@bikeradar]

Best answer so far!

[@alexlencioni545]

What about the giant dephy road bike or the giant SLR advanced 1

[@pin0teres]

Thanks of AliExpress Colnago is both affordable and mainstream for a while now ;)

[@jamesdoolan8040]

I would put the Bottecchia Aerospace into the list

[@chrischupp9760]

I like the looks of the Giant Propel

[@velodreammamut9075]

Impressed !! Great video ! Subscribed .......I`m a beginner and Hello from Velodream Mamut ( @ ) !

[@MV-bj1yk]

Can't wait for wireless brakes

[@williamjamesrapp7356]

I personally am a FAN of the SPECIALIZED bikes -- I do also like TREK and CANNONDALE ( in either order ) but SPECIALIZED is my top pic. I would really like to see the SCOTT

[@leebridgwater]

I'll be happy to own any of them, thanks for the insight perhaps you could show the other end of the spectrum.

[@martijn.flamee1454]

trek domane 😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩

[@kenharris9751]

Had one, sold it!

[@madspriess-srensen2056]

Think you forgot Giant 😟

[@ticklefritz5406]

The only thing I can think of spending 12k on other than my road bike is another 12k on my Mtn Bike. Why hasn't anyone mentioned the Factor O2, a super fine machine indeed.

[@thinkhv7940]

Sometimes times i feel top 5 does not depend only their high price or specs, it is more depends on how much the got to endorse top 5.

[@possession2]

Please put a list of them in the description

[@jacqueschiron4035]

CAAD12 4EVA!!

[@canitogalicia]

A) Steel B) Aluminium C) Titanium D) Carbón E) Campagnolo or Shimano

[@josecouto8594]

And BMC ... road or Time machine...??

[@jonpoon3896]

José Couto I might choose the roadmachine to replace the Roubaix in this list

[@jonpoon3896]

José Couto I might choose the roadmachine to replace the Roubaix in this list

[@alexamparo817]

time

[@andrefigueiredo6284]

Road bikes are becoming more expensive with these aero and disc designs that have no real advantage on the road, compared to the advantage on our wallet. Adding to that, now we need to take the bike to a shop for simple tasks like adjusting brakes!

[@user-hi1xc3pn1e]

New bike have real advantage if you are a competitive cyclist who count every second.

[@andrefigueiredo6284]

@@user-hi1xc3pn1e disc brakes only have some advantage if you're riding on wet conditions, beside that it's just extra weight and extra drag.