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Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. M/17"

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Martin, Opava

Rated 10/06/2024, variant Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. M/17"

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for me, an ideal bike for regular riding that can also handle some terrain. it could be better equipped, but that would be a completely different price. After a proper adjustment, it runs very nicely

light

cheap

looks good

drives with ease

the derailleur is difficult to adjust

weaker brakes, it would need a bigger one at the front

missing attachment points, e. g. for carrier, mudguards

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Stanislav, Králův Dvůr

Rated 24/04/2024, variant Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. M/17"

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First test ride 30km. After assembling and tightening everything at home, the thread on the pedal skipped halfway and the whole crank fell off. I didn't have my tools with me, so I'm screwed. This one that costs a full 25k? Absolutely 😂 15 and that's just because of the frame. I'll try to straighten the pedal and if it repeats, I'll send it in for a claim. I only have one saddle. It doesn't matter how much the saddle description touts it, it's crap. Sitting on a piece of plastic would work out the same.

Weight

Appearance

Material

Saddle

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Anonymous customer

Rated 20/04/2024, variant Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. M/17"

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Even nicer color than the sales photo

Light

Riding it is a blast

Size M can be worn by a guy with a height of 180cm 👌

Bought in alza days for wonderful money

We didn't get any paperwork on who assembled the bike

A badly tightened hooker fell while driving

We'll change the brakes for sure.

We'll also be changing the shifters

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Zdeněk, Boršice u Buchlovic

Rated 24/03/2024, variant Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. M/17"

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Light

Controlled by

Just put the pedals and handlebars

Price in action

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Rated 21/07/2025, variant Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. L/19"

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Bicycle bought on sale for 11 193 CZK. It arrived perfectly packaged, nothing was damaged or scratched. Assembled in 15 minutes, shifter and derailleur already set, all I had to do was to slightly adjust the derailleur cable by turning it one turn. It was worse with the rear brake. The rear disc was touching the frame and if I didn't want to reclaim the whole bike, I had no choice but to take a file and sand the spot by about 1mm. The other problem with the brake was that the caliper should normally be able to be moved so that the brake disc doesn't touch any of the calipers. But that was not possible. Again, a file and 10 minutes of work and the result is that everything now works as it should. I have no idea if this is standard with all these frames or I've had bad luck, either way it can be solved. I understand that most people want to buy a bike and ride it right away, I didn't mind these minor adjustments and I figured that for this money I would get a bike that may have some defects. Shimano Altus works well, but I decided to invest in a Deore 1x11 and the total cost of the upgrade (cassette, derailleur, cranks, chain and derailleur) came to 4000 CZK. So for about 15 000 I have a bike with a carbon frame with a Deore mount. Satisfaction for me.

Carbon frame

The rear brake disc was rubbing against the frame and one brake pad. The rear brake caliper could not be adjusted.

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Jan, Pardubice

Rated 20/07/2025, variant Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. L/19"

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I don't think 11 grand can buy anything like this. I bought the bike for my wife for the second time, we are not demanding cyclists, for the 1000km per year it is really a very good bike for me with a weight of only 11kg. I didn't have any damage to my paintwork on the second bike either, as some people here write, apparently I was lucky: -)

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Miroslav, Kralupy nad Vltavou

Rated 19/06/2025, variant Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. L/19"

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I'm still testing, let's see how the frame will hold up after a few thousand km, so far everything works as it should.

Lightweight carbon frame

The bike looks very nice

Fast tyres

Hydraulic brakes

Scratched frame already out of the package.

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Tomáš, Praha

Rated 01/06/2025, variant Sava Fjoll 2.0, sized. L/19"

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I've been watching the bike for a while and browsing the forums thinking I'd find some advice. Why? Because carbon and such a low price seems a bit suspicious. I found nothing but hits on the Chinese rice brand Sava. That the frames are mud, etc. And the reality? I couldn't have bought better. I've been cycling for some 25 years, I've had HTs and Fullys. Different brands and prices. From cheap ones like LeaderFox to more expensive Specialized. After a medical disability I haven't been on a bike for about 2 years. So, I was looking for a cheap bike to ride and I wanted a carbon frame. I didn't base it on components. I've ridden mostly Deore, but since I can use a derailleur and nerf it under load, I don't mind the lower Shimano. And I dare say 90% of buyers won't know the difference. The bike was in various Alza days and I was then realistically just waiting for when it would be back in action. As it was, I took it. Bit of a risk with the frame size as it is only available in L and XL. I would need more of an M, but I still feel fine on the Lk. The bike arrived in a box, the dimensions of which can be found in the attached photo. One person can carry the box just fine. The bike is really very light. Bike assembly - and now I'm sorry, but I want to respond to reviews where buyers complain that the instructions are missing and they had to take the bike to the workshop. Nonsense. In the box the bike is well packed and protected. The bike is adjusted and therefore just folded and straight to ride. Everything you need extra is included. Imbuses and keys and maybe even reflectors. Once I've assembled the bike, I recommend checking and tightening all the bolts you can find. Some of them were not very tight. I was already thinking about which components I would replace, but about 50 km in the saddle convinced me that the fork is absolutely sufficient. The brakes have come off and are braking great. What had been noisy for the first few kilometres then died down. I'll replace the grips, which hurt my hands after longer rides, replace the saddle, pedals and eventually the derailleur. Yet the bike is built on a quality foundation. I can't comment on the frame in an informed way. I'm not a material specialist, subjectively it doesn't twist, it holds beautifully even in the woods on roots, it doesn't crunch anywhere and the weight saving is absolutely awesome. I really recommend the bike for the discounted price. It's great to ride and feels good. If you don't feel up to the initial assembly of the bike, it is better to entrust the service.

Carbon frame.

Price.

Design.

Perfectly packed and sorted.

It can be improved cheaply on your own.

The grips hurt my hands from what bruises they cause.

The seat is for masochists.