Had lodged about 100 miles with my new Robaix Sport. Excellent comfortable long rides; got through gravels effortlessly. I had issue switching to high gear on my chainring; would not switch.

I used to ride on a Giant Carbon Fiber and my hands would fall asleep for extended periods of time. Went for acupuncture and it only helped a little. On this bike, none of those problems exist. A comfortable ride, almost "Steel" like for a Carbon Fibre bike. Gearing could be a bit bigger, but very happy with. Also, the Disc Brakes are such an improvement.

TAKE THE BEST REVIEW AND DOUBLE IT. THIS ROUBAIX IS INCREDIBLE.

This is a great bike. I love riding it every single day. However, the gray smoke color model (the one I bought) drags it down a star. The paint job looks terrible. I have learned that this is an “intentional” look but it looks very sloppy and pretty half-assed to be honest. I love the bike, but the paint job looks like whoever did it truly don’t care or pay attention to what they were doing. Picture a kindergartener’s attempt at consistency. That’s this.

Love the bike incredible ride.

Really loved the feel of this bike and everything about it. Only gripe I had was the grey color was only a clear coat or something so all the patchy carbon fiber sheets showed. Wish I woulda known before I dropped the money on it. For 3500 I couldn’t get over it so returned it. Hopefully the have better colors next year or something. Or actually paint it smoke/grey instead of just clear coating over the carbon fiber.

This is the first bicycle I’ve bought that was a perfect fit off the shelf, no adjustments required. It glides over the cracked pavement and my teeth don’t rattle anymore.

I've only had the Roubaix Sport for just over a month but I've done everything from a 10 mile stroll to a 82 mile organized ride. It's incredible. The frame soaks up the road and the Future Shock makes it even better. The 105 group set shifts crisp and quick. And man does does it look good! I'm so glad I picked mine up.

Upgraded from my entry level Allez to the Roubaix Sport and it is fantastic so far after my first ride. I have arthritic wrists and the bumps used to send shock waves of pain up my arm if I wasn't watching. The Roubiax is what it's name implies - a bike built for the road bumps and cobbles. Smooth and silky!

I love my Roubaix. Da agree that changing the Crank to a 105 was a major impreovement. Often times it seems the bike reacts and handles so well that it preempts my thought process.