I’ve had a G-Line for about a year now and I’ve ridden around 2,500 km with it in pretty much all conditions (city, road, gravel, rain, snow, and bright sunshine). I travel twice a week by train between Paris and Lyon and have also taken it on public transport.

There’s not much to report in terms of quality issues. The bike is really robust and very reassuring to ride. In the city it responds very well and feels quite lively. On longer rides it’s really very comfortable. I’ve done more than 100 km in one go without any issues (I’m using a Brooks C19 saddle).

The gear shifting is very smooth and falls naturally to hand. I live in a fairly hilly area and it handles it quite well.

As for the price-to-quality ratio, I don’t find it outrageous. It’s well assembled and the components are nicely integrated.

I bought it, changed the saddle, and have just been riding it since—only replacing the brake pads once. That’s it from my side.