My thoughts on the Ventum NS1 after 8 months of riding

#ventum #bikereview #ns1
All the other reviews I could find on this bike were from people who had ridden it once or twice. Not exactly the most informative reviews if you're looking to buy one. This is my comprehensive look at the bike that I've put almost 2600 miles on to-date.

Referenced videos:
Startup to Storefront Podcast with Diaa Nour, founder of Ventum

Spin-Off with Diaa Nour, founder of Ventum

[AverageJoesOutdoor]

Thanks for the review! Ventum has been making waves. Stoked to hear you liked it!

[dereknovaes]

Thanks much! I just saw the new NS1 and it certainly caught my attention! Cheers!

[DrewsterRacing]

Great video! Glad to hear you are loving the bike! Just ordered one :)

[Johnpic]

Nick I bought this bike used and I’m looking for a computer mount for. Y Garmin Computer. Any suggestions?

[shadowsun]

But the thing is, you're a total amateur and have never raced anywhere close to semi-pro level as I gather, so you're review of this bike being all gold is just that, an amateur review. Just by looking at you in the bike, you picked a size too big for you. Yes, I raced and I still ride.

The way to know that a cyclist is an amateur they'll almost always ride a bike size bigger than those that are much more familiar with racing and riding.

What I'd like to know is what kind of forces this bike can sustain let's say at 80km/h, 90km/h and is it really stiff and light if we compare some name brands of that same money because to be honest, Ventum as a brand is way overpriced for what it offers.

I get there kind of frames from reputable Chinese and Taiwanese factories for 50% of their price.

[flaviodeluna]

I have this same bike with roval alpinist wheels and I have to say it is a really average bike and not very comfortable, the roval wheels help a little bit but still a boring bike