Guerciotti X Crow Reviews

Guerciotti X Crow Cyclocross Reviews

This is the very best in carbon cyclo-cross frames but don't just take our word for it! Click on the links beow to read more about the Xcrow:

Bike Radar:

"The carbon frame’s extra rigidity provides better overall responsiveness than traditional aluminum frames and more precise handling, especially around tight corners..."

Dave Wilcock

Guerciotti X Crow Frame and Forks

"Although I did ride cyclocross when I was a little younger, the object of buying the Guerciotti X Crow was to ride the many moorland tracks and Pennine way around where I live here in the South Yorkshire moorlands. Also it will be ideal to get me across England on the Coast to Coast route.

I am a lover of Italian bikes and so was drawn to Guerciotti which is both aesthetically pleasing and tough enough to be ridden over the many moorland tracks around here. Having had the X Crow only two weeks it has already done over 150 miles on varied terrain.

The bike has been admired wherever I have taken it, all my friends now know the name Guerciotti.

Thank you all for such friendly, wonderful and speedy service building my ace bike. My best regards to all at Planet X"

Dave Wilcock

Comments

JohnS (Planet X Team)

22 December 2011

Hi Gavin - lots of cross bikes are used as 'all-rounders' for winter road and commuting, so that X Crow is specced for general use. You can swap out the chainset for a 46/36 in the pec options.

Gavin

19 December 2011

Why oh why does the xcrow SRAM Force bike (http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CBGUXCROWFOR/guerciotti_x_crow_sram_force_carbon_cyclocross_bike) you have for sale have a 50/34 chainset? Who races on that?

ianc (Planet X team)

15 May 2011

Hi Matt - Campag Record BB, Athena carbon crankset, Athena front and rear mechs.

Matt Bell

15 May 2011

Hi, I have looked at loads of options. This looks to be a quality bike. What set up did David use for his drivetrain?

ianc (Planet X team)

27 February 2011

Hi Rob David's had Guerciotti X Crow for several months now. It would have cost in the region of £1700 at the time he bought it. Of course it all depends on the spec you'd want as to what price we'd charge now. You got something in mind then? ;-)