Just curious as to why the Comp comes ready to ride while the Trail requires to be built?
Just joined this forum a few days ago out of curiosity about gravel biking, and just ordered a Haanjo and a Haanjenn for wife and myself.
Landing in the US on 22nd August and want to ride the bikes next day itself. Short 10 day vacation, so don't want to waste time [not to mention, we'll need tools] to assemble the bikes.
Depending on where you buy your bike from they arrive partially assembled and or tuned. You put on the wheels,stem,handlebars,shifters rear der and pedals. Requiring not much more than a couple of hex keys, screwdriver and your hands. A pair of sidecutters is handy for clipping cable ties.
Mine didn't need any pre ride derailleur adjusting but I am capable of doing that. Some people will take them to a shop and pay to have them set up. I always go over the whole bike and check tightness Make sure you check your hanger for tightness and straightness. Best to check with your seller and determine what needs to be done accordingly however what I said is typical for most bikes.
I have built bikes often enough. Just that this time I am ordering new bikes on vacation and dont want to have to carry too many tools/waste time doing a bike set up.
I was asking particularly about the Haanjo Comp vs the Haanjo Trail. As per their website, the Comp comes completely assembled, while the Trail requires a heck of a lot of assembly. The Trail webpage has details on the assembly required. It even comes without the brakes installed. Wonder why the difference.
