The bike itself is very good, although the group brings the configuration down a little (but also the price, I imagine). The assembly is beyond reproach (I admit to having been afraid when reading some testimonials). The biggest problem is the impossibility of testing the equipment and getting really specific advice. In my case, I was between 2 sizes M and L (I measure 1.81). I will never know if I made the right choice by opting for the M. A test would have immediately enlightened me.

Unbeatable value for money for my new going-out partner.

I've been riding my new bike for a month now. I'm really happy with it. The equipment, the 48/35 crankset and the 10/36 cassette allow me to climb the passes at speed and on the flat the 48 is perfect. The wheels are very good, the frame is great, the weight, 8.2 kg, my old bike weighed 6.8 kg, and well I climb better with the Van Ryssel (last outing 20 km of climbing all at super speed) the same on the flat with the Zip wheels and the 28 tires are impeccable. Frankly, the weight is not felt

Very good bike. Very responsive and unbeatable value for money. The SRAM Rival groupset works wonderfully for me, who has been using Shimano groupsets for years.

Very good bike. The price/quality ratio is excellent. I took a size M (1.83 m) and I sit really well on the bike. A real pleasure to ride. Used on flat / small hills. The performance is excellent.

Satisfied even though at first I had trouble adapting because the bike was too big for my height. An XXS would probably have been better suited. I changed the stem, and made adjustments to be better positioned.

Disappointed by the build quality for a €4,000 bike I bought this RCR at Decathlon in Betton, impressed by its design and high-end components. It was the first time I had purchased a road bike from Decathlon, as I usually shop at specialist stores. I wanted to try the Decathlon alternative, attracted by their Van Rysel range... but unfortunately, the experience didn't live up to my expectations. From the first few turns of the wheel, I noticed friction between the front brake disc and the pads. An unpleasant noise and resistance, clearly perceptible even at low speed. I brought the bike back to the store. The diagnosis: slightly warped front disc... and nothing to do according to the technician. I was advised to wait for a possible break-in. For a new bike at €4,000, this is hardly acceptable. I've ridden 160 kilometers, and the problem persists. Although the staff was welcoming, I was not offered any concrete solutions. No exchange, no adjustment, no handling of the problem. For this price, you expect impeccable assembly quality and rigorous inspection upon leaving the workshop. I understand the ambition to offer premium bikes, but this must be accompanied by a real level of requirement, both in assembly and in after-sales service. I hope this feedback will help Decathlon improve its offering.

Very good bike Well prepared Well done and thanks for the advice

Very happy with this RCR, there is nothing to say, a joy to ride

After a first crack in the bottom bracket after only two rides, Decathlon did not provide me with any solution. In order to ride safely, I had to take the bike to the carbon frame repairer certified for Scott. A year later, a new crack in the frame reappeared in the bottom bracket, in an even more dangerous position. I am preparing for an ultra bike race with this bike where safety is paramount. I am therefore waiting again for feedback from Decathlon regarding the potential specific defects on the XXS model which put the cyclist in danger.

Unbeatable value for money with such equipment. Very good bike.

Very good bike, it's a d4! Unbeatable value for money. Be careful, I find it runs large. At 1.73m, I ordered a S, maybe I should have ordered an XS. Delivery to the Amiens store was very good. PLEASE NOTE: On this "color," there are visible "stains" due to the raw carbon effect, stains that are not visible in the image or specified in the description. Noise appeared at the front after a month; I'll check with the workshop. The d4's weak point, unfortunately, remains the workshop.