Full Review of the Priority Apollo-Gates+Shimano Alfine Maintenance Free Drivetrain
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2020
- Priority Bicycles made a rocket, literally! The Apollo is a smooth machine, it's their fastest and lightest bike, and it looks super cool! This gravel bike/road bike has 11 gears and a 409% gear ratio using the internal hub system, the Shimano Alfine. Like with all their other models, this has a maintenance free Gates Carbon Drive. I've been riding it for the last month and I love it!
Here's all the details about the Apollo: www.prioritybicycles.com/prod....
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My favorite part of the bike is the rocket ship decal. I’m a simple man!
Ryan Van Duzer same man.. same.
Since you have a new bike, can I have your 600? 😃
Haha, come and get it ;)
@@duzer
Deal! What's your address? 😂
Thanks for the teaser bike porn😂. Awesome belt drive & internal gears... Sweeeeet!!!
I bought an Apollo (size XL) in Oct of 2021 based on review from you, The Gravelist and Buses Bike & Beer. Everything you've said is spot on. Pros are it is well built and oh so quiet when riding. Tires and saddle are great. A very comfortable bike! Biggest thing is its hassle free with no maintenance! I love I can just rinse the bike off with a garden hose when I'm done and put it up. No need for chain lube or cleaning off the dirty greasy mess from the chain after riding. Never have to buy new chains, cassettes, lube, etc. I like being able to shift gears while stopped (and as many gears as I want at one time). One the things I wish came standard on the bike is a 46/26 front/rear cog setup vs the 50/24T that was standard prior to the 2022 model. I swapped out my rear 24T cog for a 26T, but that's additional cost. To handle grades >4%, one will really want at least the 26T rear cog and a 46/26T standard setup would be ideal. Since it is a 1 x 11 speed setup (vs a 2x11), there is a large jump from one gear to the next (but a big overall range). If you are a cyclist that tends to average a certain cadence (80/85 rpm for me) then switching gears will cause your cadence to jump or drop a good bit. Just need to be aware of this. You might have to shift 2 gears at a time. I wish the Apollo had the 16-gear setup of the Priority 600, while keeping the Apollo overall range the same or tighter. Probably the biggest thing to get use to is that one needs to stop pedaling to shift gears (just a split second) which is totally different for those of us that ride conventional bikes where you pedal (with no/little load) when shifting gears as the derailleur moves the chain from one sprocket to another. This isn't a problem on the Apollo on descents, flats and at stops, but when climbing it takes some getting use to as one loses momentum to quit pedaling. I'd really like to be able to keep pedaling when I shift gears on climbs. The work around on climbs is to shift 2 or 3 gears at a time when you momentarily stop pedaling in order to maintain your momentum and your cadence. The last thing I noticed is that the single right shifter paddles are backwards from my road bike. On the Apollo the small forward paddle moves you to a harder gear and the larger rear paddle moves you to an easier gear (opposite of my Di2 road bike). The new 2022 model comes with the 26T rear cog and hydraulic brakes, which is an improvement. The manual brakes that came with my 2021 model are good but I would have loved the hydraulic brakes. I set my tires up tubeless, added a kickstand, SKS Speedrocker fenders, a Top Peak rear rack and bag to complete my build (along with lights and computer mounts). I also replaced my stem with one with a 30% positive angle to get a more relaxed upright position. It's a great gravel bike, touring and bike packing bike. Speed isn't its strong point as with all my add-ons it comes in around 38 lbs. If you want a fast gravel bike consider another bike but if you want a rock solid, no maintenance, comfortable bike at a fair price point then this is the bike for you
Very valuable info. Thanks!
I have to say that having to stop pedaling on climbs seems like a really big negative.
@@mickeytollisonAfter riding it for a few years I’ve learned that if you take most of the load off the pedals you can quickly shift while still pedaling, I’ve also learned that whether I take the load off or stop, it’s only for an instant. I’ve also learned that if I down shift in anticipation of the climb it helps. Lastly when I do shift on a climb I usually downshift two ‘gears’ and it helps. Still a great bike.
@@stevederr4927Thanks Steve! Great info! I am going to go ahead and place an order.
"I regret getting a gravel bike" - a sentence no one has ever uttered in human history
That's beautiful bike!
Ha, exactly
@@duzer How do you like it compared to the Trek ALR you used to cross country? Particularly for climbing and carrying things.
Ryan I love anything you have to say on bicycles. I appreciate your character, humor, experienced insight, and overall inspiration, thank you.
Bought my graveler 3 years ago, it's a great memory collector.
Just got my Apollo on 3-13-21 and have put it together and love it. I just turned 78 years young and with a little cooperation from the weather I hope to be riding it soon. It comes 95% assembled and was not difficult to assemble after viewing the assembly process on the priority website and following their instructions. Now ready to purchase some accessories for the bike and make it my own.
Awesome!! I wish you all the best, you’re in good hands with that bike
Had to come back here and say thanks for the tweet and this video about the Apollo. I’ve had mine for a little more than a week and have thoroughly enjoyed it.
Very much a “set it and ride it” kind of setup.
Now looking at sight tweaks to styling bits (added white bottle cages, thinking of a white seat post clamp and orange pedals) to top off the look. But really, this is setup quite nicely.
I just put mine together and rode it for 20 miles today. What stands out about this bike is that rides very smooth and is totally quiet. The 500 has that noisy hub when you coast but this thing is absolutely quiet. This bike has a really good high gear and doesn't spin out easily. Given that its an aluminum frame and the width of its tires, I'm impressed with how light it feels and how fast it goes. I'm going to take it into the hills tomorrow to see how it climbs. So far it seems like an excellent purchase for the money.
Right on! Glad to hear that day 1 went well. Happy trails to you and your new Apollo
I am so thankful for this news. The best part is they finally made a proper bicycle for the NYC. I live in NYC, and I will be getting this bike straightened from there shop. Thank you again.
Cool!! That’s the best way to get this bike, straight from the hands of Connor and Dave
I just learned about Priority this week and fell in love with this bike. Saving for a deposit. Thanx for a good review of it. Also, you live in a rec riders heaven!
Thanks for making this video! I ordered my bike a couple of weeks ago and it's even more exciting now that we've got your video to enjoy.
Get ready for lift off!
The people at Priority bikes are awesome! They actually answer emails personally!
They sure do!! Very impressive customer service
This is why the Apollo is my 2nd Priority/Brilliant bike. Almost certainly not the last. N+1= maybe an Adventure 600x for some singletrack? Exciting to see what they come up with next.
that's unheard in general..
Totally. I just got my 600 and I love it. I have emailed them countless times and they always respond almost instantly. Even on the weekends.
So glad I went with them.
Yes and within a very short time span!
Watched your video and did my research. Today I just ordered my Priority Apollo 11. Will be in by August
Your comments on between drive trains is well done, and why for my riding a Pinyon is a better fit. My commuter-grocery ride needs to pull a lung buster or two to get across town. But yep, the rocket bike is overall very cool.
I’ve had a 600 for a few months and love it. I had to contact priority about an issue with the dynamo hub and the response and help was awesome. They answered my emails late ( midnight east coast time)..I don’t think they sleep🤓. Priority is a great company!
Glad that they could help you out! Enjoy your 600
I’ve been long waiting for this.. I’m excited to see this..
Woohoo, just ordered the Priority Apollo 11!! I mentioned you in the Priority survey about how I heard about it!! Thanks a lot! Joe
Yay!! You’re gonna LOVE it
Loved this review and the bike, hoping to get one for next (2021) riding season. I like the simplicity of the bike and the gear range
Thank you for these reviews.
Hey, I got my Apollo at the the end of April 2023.
Medium with a shorter stem, SPD pedals in orange to match the green/ orange scheme, put my Selle Italia saddle, 35 mm Kenda road slicks and this thing is dialed in and fast!
The only thing was that mt shifting cable needed to be replaced. That's it.
I love this bike. And it gets quite a bit of attention from the people in my club.
The people at Priority have been a joy to deal with. Great customer service.
Cheers!
Love hearing this
That is definitely and awesome bike and I would definitely ride something like that. It would top all the bikes that I have in my garage which I ride often. I know it had to be an awesome experience and I’m glad that you got the opportunity to ride such a Great bike. Congratulations!! Be safe and God bless
Thanks Ryan for the review, looking for a good saddle. Will look into the WTB Pure. Happy biking,
I've been waiting for this... and I'm sure Priority's not moving these without your glorious salesmanship :)
I agree that Ryan does an outstanding job showcasing the bikes but they could make the frame out of cardboard and it would sell for 1600 dollars in this market.
I discovered Ryan’s channel because I was looking for this bike, works both ways!
@@chrisE815 Good thing it's not made of cardboard, my review wouldn't be as glowing ;)
I love my Priority bike, glad they finally gave us a drop bar bike
Thanks for verifying that the Apollo can use a smaller crank cog if necessary! Had the bike on order for a couple weeks, but other Alfine 11 hub reviews suggested it might not be great for hills. Was making me nervous as I was hoping to travel and ride places like Colorado. Such a relief that Dave can get us squared away with a smaller cog if needed. One thing I'd noted from the other long term Alfine 11 hub reviews was a suggestion to do an oil change more frequently, typically once a year. Possibly sooner for the first "break in period" oil change if doing heavy riding. Still far cheaper IMHO than maintaining and replacing chains, cassettes and chainrings after a heavy season. Thoughts? I should probably hit-up Dave with more questions.
Yeah, hit up the guys at priority, they know more than me
I was eyeballing it when it first dropped on the website last month and was hoping to see a review. Looks great and I love the reliability of the internal gearing and the gcb. Good job on the review too!
Thanks!
Gravel bikes are 1wd adventure machines! Great review Ryan, and that bike is super sexy! Go Tema Duzer!
So I've ridden bikes before but you have inspired me to get out there and start rising again. I'm in Tucson AZ so it's still 100°+. So thank you. I ride a Trek 7.1 for now but I love the look of this priority bike.
This makes me happy, have fun on that thing!
@@duzer when I can come up with the money I plan to purchase a priority bike.
I bought a Priority 600 after watching your video on it and I really enjoy it! Now I want this bike!
They’re both awesome bikes, hope you’re loving the 600
Excellent video and review. Thank you Ryan.
Glad you liked it!
My next Priority! Excellent video...Thanks, Ryan!
I love mine, you are gonna LOVE yours
Another awesome bike from Priority..Great review....
That bike looks so sweet! Would love to have one in the future once this pandemic ends.
Would love to see more videos with this bike!
Thats Awesome. It seems that Priority is a quality bicycle company. Great video!!!
They’re awesome people, that’s for sure
Beautiful bike. Nice color. Lucky you to get these sweet bikes.
Loved the bit about you keeping up with your mother on her ebike Class.
Love what Priority is doing. I plan to get my 6-year-old a Priority kids bike for Xmas.
Their kids bikes are sweet! I got one for my little neighbor
Very cool makes a nice change from eleven and twelve speed chain drive derailleur bikes..👍
In going with the Apollo theme you should Suggest to them to make a Lunar White version. Or just plane spacecraft bare aluminum.
Also note they suggest to do first oil change earlier to get the initial metal wear out of the internal hub transmission.
Ordered mine in black. But I wish they had another color other than green and black.
I have a white road bike, and its miserable to keep clean. But, I'd be handing over my money for a lunar white or aerospace gray.
@@cjohnson3836 advantage of all aluminum build with belt drive is low maintenance just wash it. Which is why it is popular with commuters in cold weather areas where they salt the roads.
I didn't like the green so I went with black. But not a fan how how much black gets hot. But ill probably mask certain areas with reflective or neon to protect underbody areas on my gravel rides.
Oh that reminds me. Get the black. Strip it down to the frame and sand blast the paint. Then use a light gold lacquer so it will look like a full moon 🌕
@@TheOriginalStevenH extra cost just in labor would add 50% to cost after fact. Vs having painter use paint they may have already for Hudson grey or white on the classic.
That's my style seat I have one of those I've been power riding long distance on retro full suspension bikes my current ride is a custom 1997 Trek y 5 I love it / it doesn't climb well they I like gets you in shape the bike your reviewing is super nice it rides itself great for climbing I'm a little concerned about going back to road bikes I rode a Colnago Olympic model for 15 years been long haul trucking on downhill bikes for about 10 years having lots of fun
Have one on pre order, can't wait to get it!
Sweet!
Damn nice bike Ryan, enjoy it bro.
Yes! Yes!! Yes!!! Yes!!! Thank you Duzer My bike finally
Yay!! You’re gonna love it
Been waiting for this review! Preordered this bad boy a week after it went live!
Nice, I really think that you'll enjoy it
@@duzer Can't wait for it to get here. Hopefully I'll have plenty of time to enjoy it before it gets too cold.
Thanks for sharing Ryan. Loved the bike it is Look great. Waiting you review over bike shoes espichaly wide front shoes. Love all the way from Saudi Arabia. Big like 👍🏻
It will be interesting to see how well the new Afine' drive hub holds up long term, 1-2+ years down the road. Thanks for sharing.
I agree!
That looks like a really nice bike.
Hey Ryan, it’s Sou. Thanks for the recommendation on priority. I think I’ll pick up a ace of clubs to try fixed gear.
Yo Duzer TV, Most Righteous Review - Sold Me For Sure - Have Always Appreciated Your Videos And Quick Overviews - Now, If I Had The Slush Funds, That Gravel Bike Is So The One - What A Sweet Rig - And For The Miles I Ride, Would Throughly Love A Maintenance Free Ride - Keep On Keeping On Brother
Cheers
Thanks my man! I hear that we might be getting another economic stimulus check ;)
Just got mine today. Seattle is being Seattle and downpouring though, so only test rode in the parking garage. First impressions are very good.
Right on! I wish you many sunny skies in the near future
I like that bike, looks really nice
I was blown away when they had this bike. When the Eight came out I asked Dave if they can make a drop handle bar version. I guess they finally got around to it. Most of the issue was the shifter as it apparently is unique to the internal hubs. I'm hoping by October I will have my pre-order arrive before the snow to enjoy it.
Yeah, they figured it all out and it's pretty darn cool! Enjoy your new bike!
Ryan Van Duzer I will sometime after October 16th
thanks Ryan
Yep... at the moment of getting ancy, here you post this 😵
Can’t wait for mine to be delivered; really looking forward to the Apollo 🚴🏾♂️
You’re gonna love it
@@duzer The review is making me more impatient to get clipped into mine and go fast. It just needs to get here first.
Ordered one Friday afternoon for delivery to Denmark. Wrote an email to Priority with some questions at 5 pm...got all my questions answered within the hour and that sold me not just on the bike - which looks awesome by the way - but also on the company itself. Can't wait! 😁😍🇩🇰
Great!! I think that you’ll really love it! Also, I love Denmark!!!
@@duzer it's hard not to 😀😋😜
Hey Ryan... Ordered my Apollo last week after email exchange with you about your ride up Mt Evans with Dana. Thanks for the review. Really looking forward to getting mine next month!
Tony in Mesa, AZ
That’s awesome! I have a feeling that you’ll be very happy
Hi Ryan, I have Shimano 11 speed internal hubs on 2 of my bikes and I really like them except that I have slippage in gears 8 and 9 when going hard on both bikes. I also recently bought a bike with the Pinion 1.12 and there is no slippage in any gear but I have ridden it only 100 miles so far. I think the Shimano shifts easier under load but with the Pinion, I can shift faster. The problem with a rear internal hub is if you get a rear flat, it requires more tools and more practice to fix it. Going tubeless would mitigate that issue. With the Pinion set up, fixing flats front or rear is like any "regular" bike. Why do I have 2 bikes with the shimano 11 speed ubs? I have problems with my hips and I need a step through frame so my second bike is a step through as is my Pinion Bike. I wanted to get the Priority 600 but they don't have a step through frame option. I really enjoy your videos and I like your friends, especially Dana. I am looking forward to your next Great Divide episode!
sweet ride!
I'm mostly into mountain bikes and plus tire dirt tourers. My daily use bike runs 2.5 to 3 inch. And so, I've been back and forth on the idea of a gravel bike. This is the first one that has really said to me, this is truly unique. I could see myself riding this.
I hear you, I love my mountain bikes!
@@duzer I just checked the price on the Apollo, how are they making money on this? I was expecting it to cost $3-400 more. A lightpacking/commuter/maybe even event gravel bike with nooooooo maintenance and carbon fork/seatpost for just $1600?
@@cjohnson3836 direct to consumer, you're paying a fat least ew hundred bucks more in a bike shop
I like the green color and the racing stripes very much.
Just ordered the Apollo. It asked where I heard it from? I put Ryan Van Duzer! I'm a big fan of your channel from Alberta, Canada.
Ordered it the day they sent me an email. Looking forward to Oct 16th shipping!
Get ready for your rocket!
I just ordered one for the Nov 19th shipment. Did you receive yours yet? If so, do you mind sharing your initial thoughts?
Love you brother.
we need a video on how you clean your bikes in the dead of winter. thanks!
Mine delivered today! Making it tubeless now!
Yay!!! Happy new bike day
~ to see you out there in the nature everywhere really brings pain into my heart ~
Just watched the mount evans video. That's one sweet bike. I'm gonna go have a look at the Priority Bicycle webpage.
Ours are on order.....can't wait to get them. :)
Yay! You’re gonna love em
I. Can’t. Wait!
Soon soon soon
sweet set for a simple bike
WTB Pure recommendation is just solid :-D After trying a lot of different saddles that is also my favorite. It is in my bikepacking bike and it is on my road bike. I would like to have a bike with one of those belt drives, but so far one has not been coming on my radar at the right moment. Maybe some time in the future. Have some great adventures with it!
It’s a nice seat, and very affordable
Hey man! Loving your energy - found you because I’m looking to buy this bike, and now I’m already hooked to getting out and riding WAY longer than i thought I would thanks to your inspiration - keep it up!
I’m 5’11 with a 31.75” inseam and 1.0 APE index. I’m writing because you got Large, how do you feel on it? I’m normally medium, but on the fence with this bike. Can’t try it on due to Covid sadly, and they’re back ordered for months! No pressure either way, just dropping thanks. Can’t wait to ride
Did you get some answers since you were looking to buy this bike ? I'm sensibly the same sizes as you and i can't figure out if i'd be better with an M or L :')
Interesting! I also have the same saddle on all my bikes.
We must have similar butts;)
Thank you for the nice video. Please, let us know what kind of shifters are these. I have Shimano Alfine 11 gear hub and want to go with drop bars. Thanx again.
Priority Bikes Needs to add a Ryan Van Dozer Collection. That should be their top of their line.
Duzer Cruzers
@@duzer For some reason I've always liked Kent Crusers ;-)
Great video as always! So this sounds like a decent bike for touring(im a noob) and I wrong? Haven't found anything online showing this baby loaded with paniers etc, but curious on your thoughts?
Because of you my buddy just bought a priority. I will to next bike.
NICE!
Love the colorway...Same as my Salsa Fargo...
Just put in the order. I hope it rocks!
You’ll be happy!
Nice bike that 🚲💨
At 2:22 you mention that there is no other drop bar gravel bike with that kind of set up / drive train... check out „Tout Terrain“ (e.g. the Scrambler). They are very similar. Love all your videos - very authentic! Best wishes to you from Germany in these crazy times!! 👍🏻
Oh yeah, that’s a sweet bike too!!
Hello Ryan, first off, we love sharing your adventures, love your videos and my husband and I are fellow bicycle commuters and love to ride as often as possible. We noticed on your love cycle videos you used panniers and on your great divide tour your are packing your gear all over the bike. I saw you had a mechanical failure of your rear rack on your Baja trip video. We did the great Alleghany trail and Gap trail with a trailer and my husband carried all the gear. So just wanted to ask the man who has done all 3, which is the best set up. Keep up the videos!!! Thanks in advance for your advice!
Panniers and trailers are better setup for road touring, because the terrain is smooth. When I do off road bikepacking, like in Baja or the Divide, I want my bags to fit really tight and snug on my bike so that they don't jostle around on the bumpy trails. Hope that helps!
I'm bummed you don't ride the Checkpoint anymore, I bought one and love it. Enjoy the Apollo, the rocket ship was a nice touch!
I sold it and donated all the money to charity, it's a sweet bike, but it was time to let it go.
I can remember all the way back to kindergarten which is a pretty long way considering I'm about Dana's age, that another kid had sneakers that had a rocket ship picture inside which I desperately wanted because I knew, with absolute certainty, having rocket ship pictures in one's sneakers would make me run faster, rocket ship fast. I still smile thinking about the day my parents took me out for new shoes and bought me a pair of those rocket sneakers and how happy I was.
Cool bike at a reasonable price given its features. I'm just bummed about the Microshift lever, right side has the shifting cable out to the side like it's 1999
Love the videos and positive attitude!! Looking to purchase the Apollo to hit the gravel roads here in North Ga. when I can’t MTB. Can you load it down with gear/bags?
Yeah, you can definitely put on a rear rack and panniers, or even a frame bag
Like the weight and drive train of the Apollo.any concerns in converting drop bar to flat bar ?
Please make some update videos of you on this bike, especially on those multi-day rides with the rear rack and paniers of which you spoke.
I hope to this summer!!
Will you guys be providing the necessary equipment to change the oil after the first 600 miles?
Whats the best oil for a smooth operating IGH. Thanks!
Thanks for the awesome description of the bike. Never before I have waited this much for a youtube video, checking for updates daily. Looking forward to the oct 16th shipping. Getting it delivered by velofix.
These are questions for the dudes at Priority...I think you're really gonna LOVE it
Glad to see Priority expanding their lineup. I am however more interested in a touring specific bicycle rather than a gravel bike. And yes I know that you can turn almost any bike into a touring bike. But I always feel the need to have a specific tool for the job. But that's just me.
I own a Trek 920 as is and it is phenomenal, but I am always on the lookout for a somewhat affordable option for a pinion gearbox setup on a touring bike. And if Priority would ever come out with a 29"er touring bike with similar tire clearance as the 920 with some offroad capabilites with a carbon belt drive, a pinion gearbox then I would absolutely be interested. As it is. then their 600 bike is probably the most touring friendly bike but I wonder about their chainstay lengths for a rear pannier and their off road ability.
As it is, I am keeping my 920, but keeping an eye on the future lineup from Priority and hope they ship to Iceland.
Have you seen the 600x? That’s the bike you want.
@@joshuaolson7723 Not too fond of the suspension fork in front. I tour somewhat heavy so a front rack is needed.
Would love if Priority made a 29er touring bike without the front suspension. I am torn btwn the 600 & 600x for that reason.
@@Regantdarcyyou can always just buy a different fork and swap it out
@@ed8212 I’ve actually decided on a different priority bike that already has flat bars so I won’t have to worry about changing handle bars on the Apollo anymore 👍
My partner has one on preorder. We're in this weird transition to internally geared hubs. Im waiting on a NuVinci N380 for my recumbent trike. So it's going to be a fun October.
Nice! Those Nuvinci hubs are great! Enjoy October!
Thanks Ryan! I so want one! The specs are everything I want in a bike. But it’s either a new laptop to make money or a new bike to have fun. Grrrr...
I can confirm Priority is very responsive and clearly stand behind their bikes. Plus they’re local so I’m biased. And if you’re reading this Priority I’m the one who proof read your Apollo web page. 🤓
Can you do a comparison video between the Apollo 11 & Priority 600?
Thank u
I have faith that sometime a 3inch tire with that upright riding position and beltdrive will make millions happy.
I’m with ya
I don’t do bike porn, but yikes that is one good looking piece of machinery. Bin the seat for a Brooks though, much more old school. The blue is the better looking imo. Loving your videos Ryan, they have inspired me to get off my bum and ride more. 😀
Riding more is the goal!
Thats very good value @ $1599 this month only thing that's not floating my boat is the mechanical brakes to have low maintenance everything should be hydraulic brakes IMO
Duzer, you're my gravel bike.
Talk dirty to me ;)
😅
Looking to get this bike next, what are your thoughts on converting it to a flat bar?