I brought one of these last month .I was lucky to get one I think it was one of the last in the country UK .I hunted everywhere and I'm so please I did. I LOVE THIS BIKE
I use this as my commuter and love it. Literally just took it up to 606m elevation and it was a serious slog. My mates were on 6kg carbon fibre and spent half the day waiting for me to catch up. I don't know if it's me or if this bike just isn't made to go up steep hill rides.
I had a similar experience on an old Marin Muirewoods I had converted to be quite similar to the Nicasio+. When I rode alone (using it as a gravel bike) I never felt the bike was slow but once I joined a couple friends on their ultra light road bikes I realized how much quicker they were... so I stopped riding with people because I loved the bike ;)
It seems to be a CRIME for reviewers to divulge the number of cogs on the crank. We can guess by the appearance, but this number is IMPORTANT! Also, what is the length of the chain stays? And the weight? These are three issues that affect climbing behavior of the bike.
Great rundown! I bought this bike last year and have been loving it. I'm just wondering what has changed since the 2019 model. I paid under 9 hundo for mine. +350 seems like there are major upgrades? AdventX? Different rims?
Good evening. There is a video by a Russian blogger showing that this bike is very badly tuned from the factory and needs to be refined in the workshop. Namely - poorly lubricated bushings and steering, the carriage is very heavily lubricated due to which a lot of dirt sticks there, trimming is needed in order for the brake pads to stand straight and the rear cock is crooked. Is it so? Or is it a feature of the budget Marin models? I apologize for my English - I translate from google translator.
Hi, we haven't noticed these issues. As part of our usual assembly we actually take the bike apart to adjust bearings, check wheel tension and true, straighten derailleur hanger etc. No matter which brand of bikes we feel this is necessary to make sure the bike works properly and will be as trouble free for the customer as possible. Thanks for watching!
Realistically if these tires are a real problem in winter conditions then it may be time for mountain bike types of tread or studded tires ( and low tire pressure)... winter in different regions can be so different that I struggle to give good advice.
Can this be made tubeless with new tires sealant tape and valve or do I have to buy a new wheelset? If so whats a good affordable wheelset I can buy that will us the same tire size?
Hi! I bought the 2023 Nicasio+ tan color last summer and it's riding great. I prefer riding this bike than my 2018 Specialized Allez, even if it's a little bit heavier. But.... There is already a scratch on the frame because I was reat ended on the bike path. No touch up paint is available for this color. I haven't found any nail polish to match the color. Even Napa auto parts cannot scan the color on my bike. Can you help? Thanks.
Hi mate. How did it fit compared to your Allez. I have a 54cm Specialized but at 5 7" I have a 31 seam and I find the reach on my allez quite uncomfortable. Was looking at the 54 cm nicasio, as it didn't seem as long as the allez
@@zerog4261 I have to admit that the frame of the Nicasio+ is shorter than the Allez... My left foot while hit the brake components once in a while if I am not careful. I will have to use smaller running shoes and the problem will be solved. The height is perfect. The Allez and Nicasio+ are 56 cms and they fit great; both bikes are stored for winter and I can't wait to ride them in May!
iam confused with chosing nicasio+, four corners or gestalt x10? my trip plan is touring/bike fishing so it will take some longer biking time? which one you recommend? i read that four corners are excellent for longer time touring but the groupset kinda not fit in in my terrain, lot of uphill road
I want to buy one, but with bike shortages and such any recommendations of how to purchase one? I know on the marin website they said try and purchase local, but I don’t think anyone around me is a dealer for them.
Where do you live ( country)? You may want to contact your local dealer to be put on a call list. This is a crazy time for retailers and consumers. Retailers have been forced to try to foresee what they will need for next season and make orders ( our Marin order for 2021 bikes was made in June). In turn, consumers have been putting deposits on bikes that are months away from arriving to secure the bike they want.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop hi. I am located in the US in montana. I found 1 dealer by me. He said he will do his best but didn’t know if it’s possible to get a bike even by spring of next year. It’s to bad. But I guess I’ll have to just wait 🤷♀️
@@BikeBrosBikeShop wow, wasnt expecting a response! what do you think about this bike compared to the gestalt x10? steel vs aluminimum. similar drive train, 650b vs 700c.... etc?
@@wardkurisu I think each bike is money well spent. The Nicasio often sell ( it seems) to people looking for the best priced drop bar bike that looks cool, is durable and broadly capable. The Gestalt X offers a more sophisticated feel, weight savings and through axles. I think the Nicasio may cater to a bit more casual approach to riding where the Gestalt X to someone who desires longer, faster paced rides.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop i think you have covered the differences very well. and being 187cm tall, prob lean to the gestalt x. thanks for your insight, too bad your shop isnt local, otherwise i would be happy to buy from you.
These 47c tires are the equivalent of about 1.8 inches, so 2 isn't much bigger. That said, there isn't a pile of extra tire clearance to play with so I probably wouldn't go up to 2.0.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop thank you, sorry, I'm a rule breaker. Have put a set of 2.0 on there and they seem to clear fine. Will try them with a bit of gravel this weekend. Fingers crossed I don't destroy the chain stays. 😁
@@BikeBrosBikeShop I’m 183 cm more or less so I think 6’0. The guy that I asked this morning said 58 is so big but I’m not sure. I multiplied 86,5 for 0,65 and the result is 56,2. That’s why I choosed a 56 (that is 56,5) instead of 58.. I didn’t have any biomechanical analysis.. too much money 😂😂
Great video!! You covered exactly what I needed to know. I am looking at a 54CM frame as I am 5`7" tall but unsure if the seat post will have enough clearance to fit a seat bag underneath and not hit the tyres or might go for the 52CM frame. Anything you could possibly give me some adivce on?
Thanks for watching. The bike model shouldn't affect whether you can fit a seat bag. That is basically limited by your seat height and wheel size - so if anything, having 650+ wheels gives you a little more room than if this had 700c wheels.
Was it an extra-long cable? When in doubt we'll often leave a cable until the bike is sold, just in case the customer wants to change anything about the cockpit setup.
I brought one of these last month .I was lucky to get one I think it was one of the last in the country UK .I hunted everywhere and I'm so please I did. I LOVE THIS BIKE
I know I'm pretty randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?
@Zion Alberto I watch on flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
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I use this as my commuter and love it. Literally just took it up to 606m elevation and it was a serious slog. My mates were on 6kg carbon fibre and spent half the day waiting for me to catch up. I don't know if it's me or if this bike just isn't made to go up steep hill rides.
I had a similar experience on an old Marin Muirewoods I had converted to be quite similar to the Nicasio+. When I rode alone (using it as a gravel bike) I never felt the bike was slow but once I joined a couple friends on their ultra light road bikes I realized how much quicker they were... so I stopped riding with people because I loved the bike ;)
it's you
A good summary but I’d now like to see a review of how it performs out on the trails. :)
It seems to be a CRIME for reviewers to divulge the number of cogs on the crank. We can guess by the appearance, but this number is IMPORTANT! Also, what is the length of the chain stays? And the weight? These are three issues that affect climbing behavior of the bike.
crank size is a make or break number for me when choosing a bike. it has to be right!
really good walk around, thanks ☘️
Great rundown! I bought this bike last year and have been loving it. I'm just wondering what has changed since the 2019 model. I paid under 9 hundo for mine. +350 seems like there are major upgrades? AdventX? Different rims?
Thanks. Yes, the big changes were the 650+ wheel/tire combo and the AdventX 1x drivetrain with the wide range cassette.
Graham is this the bike Robyn need for her next touring bike.
This could be a consideration. There is another new model we're still waiting for that would be a consideration, plus the Muirwoods
@@BikeBrosBikeShop thanks Graham. We found a great donor for the iguana bike so it will stay in India.
@@bottrelbetty Nice!
My dream bike! But i think right now is hard find.😢
Is this bike as upright as the Four Corners? It's hard to find 3x9 spare parts so I crossed it out and I'm looking at this one.
Hi, The Nicasio is closer to a traditional geometry so it isn't as tall in the front and reach measurements not as long as the Four Corners.
Good evening.
There is a video by a Russian blogger showing that this bike is very badly tuned from the factory and needs to be refined in the workshop. Namely - poorly lubricated bushings and steering, the carriage is very heavily lubricated due to which a lot of dirt sticks there, trimming is needed in order for the brake pads to stand straight and the rear cock is crooked. Is it so? Or is it a feature of the budget Marin models? I apologize for my English - I translate from google translator.
Hi, we haven't noticed these issues. As part of our usual assembly we actually take the bike apart to adjust bearings, check wheel tension and true, straighten derailleur hanger etc. No matter which brand of bikes we feel this is necessary to make sure the bike works properly and will be as trouble free for the customer as possible. Thanks for watching!
@@BikeBrosBikeShop Thanks for the answer. I will buy next year.
Any idea how these tires would handle in the snow/winter season on pavement? Thanks for the help, great video!
Realistically if these tires are a real problem in winter conditions then it may be time for mountain bike types of tread or studded tires ( and low tire pressure)... winter in different regions can be so different that I struggle to give good advice.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop Thank you, understandable
What’s the price of this bike in Northern California? Thanks
Not sure. The Marin website should show US prices
Can this be made tubeless with new tires sealant tape and valve or do I have to buy a new wheelset? If so whats a good affordable wheelset I can buy that will us the same tire size?
Will a 50mm tire fit instead of 47?
Hi! I bought the 2023 Nicasio+ tan color last summer and it's riding great. I prefer riding this bike than my 2018 Specialized Allez, even if it's a little bit heavier. But.... There is already a scratch on the frame because I was reat ended on the bike path. No touch up paint is available for this color. I haven't found any nail polish to match the color. Even Napa auto parts cannot scan the color on my bike. Can you help? Thanks.
Our suggestion would have been auto paint so not sure what to say
Hi mate. How did it fit compared to your Allez.
I have a 54cm Specialized but at
5 7" I have a 31 seam and I find the reach on my allez quite uncomfortable.
Was looking at the 54 cm nicasio, as it didn't seem as long as the allez
@@zerog4261 I have to admit that the frame of the Nicasio+ is shorter than the Allez... My left foot while hit the brake components once in a while if I am not careful. I will have to use smaller running shoes and the problem will be solved. The height is perfect. The Allez and Nicasio+ are 56 cms and they fit great; both bikes are stored for winter and I can't wait to ride them in May!
@@jean-michelgirard1668 enjoy mate and thanks for the info
Price is a little high ,it's at my dealer for 989 2022
Hi. This is a Canadian price. You're probably in USA
This is a metal bicycle? (Aluminum or another metal?)
Yes , cromolly steel
What's the difference between the black and silver emblem
Hi, I'm not sure what you mean?
iam confused with chosing nicasio+, four corners or gestalt x10? my trip plan is touring/bike fishing so it will take some longer biking time? which one you recommend? i read that four corners are excellent for longer time touring but the groupset kinda not fit in in my terrain, lot of uphill road
gestalt. its aluminum and lighter weight.
I want to buy one, but with bike shortages and such any recommendations of how to purchase one? I know on the marin website they said try and purchase local, but I don’t think anyone around me is a dealer for them.
Where do you live ( country)? You may want to contact your local dealer to be put on a call list. This is a crazy time for retailers and consumers. Retailers have been forced to try to foresee what they will need for next season and make orders ( our Marin order for 2021 bikes was made in June). In turn, consumers have been putting deposits on bikes that are months away from arriving to secure the bike they want.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop hi. I am located in the US in montana. I found 1 dealer by me. He said he will do his best but didn’t know if it’s possible to get a bike even by spring of next year. It’s to bad. But I guess I’ll have to just wait 🤷♀️
what are the Sealed Cartridge Bearings, Square Taper bottom bracket? is that a threaded bottom bracket?
Yes, threaded bottom bracket, square taper.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop wow, wasnt expecting a response! what do you think about this bike compared to the gestalt x10? steel vs aluminimum. similar drive train, 650b vs 700c.... etc?
@@wardkurisu I think each bike is money well spent. The Nicasio often sell ( it seems) to people looking for the best priced drop bar bike that looks cool, is durable and broadly capable. The Gestalt X offers a more sophisticated feel, weight savings and through axles. I think the Nicasio may cater to a bit more casual approach to riding where the Gestalt X to someone who desires longer, faster paced rides.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop i think you have covered the differences very well. and being 187cm tall, prob lean to the gestalt x. thanks for your insight, too bad your shop isnt local, otherwise i would be happy to buy from you.
Anyone know if you can run a 27.5x2.0 tyres on this?
These 47c tires are the equivalent of about 1.8 inches, so 2 isn't much bigger. That said, there isn't a pile of extra tire clearance to play with so I probably wouldn't go up to 2.0.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop thank you, sorry, I'm a rule breaker. Have put a set of 2.0 on there and they seem to clear fine. Will try them with a bit of gravel this weekend. Fingers crossed I don't destroy the chain stays. 😁
My inseam is 86,5 cm, so I ordered a 56.
I asked some friends and they said it’s ok! Do you think I need a higher size? Thanks 😁
How tall? Inseam affects seat height ( which is easily adjusted). Typically a 56cm would fit someone about 5'9" to 6'0".
@@BikeBrosBikeShop I’m 183 cm more or less so I think 6’0. The guy that I asked this morning said 58 is so big but I’m not sure. I multiplied 86,5 for 0,65 and the result is 56,2. That’s why I choosed a 56 (that is 56,5) instead of 58.. I didn’t have any biomechanical analysis.. too much money 😂😂
It sounds like you made a good choice.
I hope so! I’ll let u know 😁
@@BikeBrosBikeShop thank you from Italy 🇮🇹
Great video!! You covered exactly what I needed to know. I am looking at a 54CM frame as I am 5`7" tall but unsure if the seat post will have
enough clearance to fit a seat bag underneath and not hit the tyres or might go for the 52CM frame. Anything you could possibly give me some adivce on?
Thanks for watching. The bike model shouldn't affect whether you can fit a seat bag. That is basically limited by your seat height and wheel size - so if anything, having 650+ wheels gives you a little more room than if this had 700c wheels.
@@BikeBrosBikeShop great! Thanks for the advice👍🏻
What's the main difference between this and the nicasio urban?
Sorry, I'm not familiar with the Nicasio Urban... maybe a model we didn't get in Canada
@@BikeBrosBikeShop no worries bro... Thanks
I think urban is sold as Nicasio in Canada. It’s 700c instead of 650b
Are made in indonesia
does anyone knows how much this bike weight?
It is in the description down below.
Fork is 1.4kg. Steerer cut to 260mm. Heavy even for a steel fork. Still need to weigh the frame
still have in stock?
Yup. 54, 56 and 58 back in stock
HI what size best for 5/7 height?im 5/7 by the way..
Most likely a 54 cm
Anyone else just dye inside seeing that cable at the front . Great walk around btw .
Was it an extra-long cable? When in doubt we'll often leave a cable until the bike is sold, just in case the customer wants to change anything about the cockpit setup.
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