I shopped upright, well engineered bikes. I’m 6’, 200 lbs., 67 yrs. old. This Specialized Crossroads 2.0 offers an attractive, no frills, upright riding position. Your body weight is positioned less forward and off of the handlebars while peddling. Shifting gears is fast and flawless. Command of this bike requires little effort and feels easily controlled. The tires are tall and wide for various riding surfaces, and the tread pattern even accommodates a fast hard smooth surface. Light weight, rider positioning, and high quality made this a hands down choice for me.

easy to install and good to ride. Feel comfortable.

One of the best values on the market. I bought my Crossroads 5 years ago, the day after I wore out my first one. I am 77 years old, and prefer the relaxed riding position. I invested in a Cloud 9 seat, aluminum alloy pedals and a secure rack positioned over the rear tire. I pack a repair kit with a new tube and tire pump. I cut up old cotton t shirts into strips to clean between the gears. I use 3 and 1 oil lightly as necessary and wipe off any excess. Wipe down frame after using once in awhile. I keep my bike out of the weather. Give your bike some respect and it will pay you back 100 fold.

This a great bike. I like the riding position and the comfort. My previous ride required a bit more lean over the handlebars. I am getting to an age where this bike is much more comfortable. My wife has the same model except she has had hers for a few years. She loves hers too. I like a few updates on the newer model like break lines inside the tube. Had the bike shipped to a local shop for setup and was able to fully outfit with accessories.

I have had my eye on this bike for almost a year now. Finally made the decision to purchase, glad I did.

My local bike shop which I have used over the years had a crossroads 2.0 in stock ready to ride out the door. So far so good the 2.0 is easy to peddle the seat is taken a little to get used to as there is a little side to side motion that my bike shop said this is normal. I have learned that I can tight that up a bit by turning the black adjustment on the seat post by hand which still does not take up all the play. As for all the other working parts the gear levers are a bit small for my big hands I am trying some adjustments of the two brake levers so I can give my fingers a little more room to work. I am getting older now a senior citizen I have to remember that the tires that came with the bike work well on pavement while there is a need to be extra careful on loose gravel and sand. So all that said do I like my new bike "YES"

I bought a Crossroads 2.0 this year and ride daily. Smooth shifting and great brakes. I get more distance per ride in comfort. Very pleased with my purchase.