Author Topic: Sava Bikes  (Read 2621 times)

tripleDot

Sava Bikes
« on: October 24, 2016, 09:24:09 AM »
I'm not really sure where to put this.

The few info I've read is that Sava is a German brand.  But over here in the Philippines, all the stocks came from China, with aggressive Chinese marketing.  Suffice to say, if one doesn't read one would believe it's Chinese.  But pretty much all the info Google showed me are Sava China or Sava Phils. (I'm guessing this has to do with Google being localized by region).  So I'm a bit lost.

I'm thinking of a titanium frame w/ carbon fibre parts single speed touring bike as next year's project.  And came across Sava.  They got a few ti models that's around US$1,250 (built bikes).  And carbon fibre models under US$1,000.  Granted the components aren't sexy, with Deore and 105's as their top of the line specs.  In short, they are targeting the budget concious ones.  And pretty much everyone I know (who's been riding with me for years) avoids it... because they believe Made in China can't be trusted.

I personally don't have anything against it (I got a couple of Chiners myself) but wants to know from folks here (especially the Germans and Europeans) who knew Sava.  Is it a good brand over there or am I better off looking at On One, Seven, Moots or Litespeed, Lynskey and the likes?




July 2020 - Custom Waltly Ti 29er
Nov 2018 - Custom Waltly Ti Gravel
Apr 2018 - CS-496 29x3.0 - stripped
Feb 2018 - CS-RB01 (SS Road)
Sep 2016 - CS-RB01 (road sold)
Jun 2016 - Chinese CF XC - stripped
Mar 2016 - Haro Projekt (sold)
Feb 2008 - Jamis Durango 29 (sold)
Mar 2001 - Scott Scale (sold)

karstenhorn

Re: Sava Bikes
« Reply #1 on: October 24, 2016, 09:36:34 AM »
Never heard anything about Sava Bicycles here and I'm very close to Germany - Only Sava I have heard of, is very cheap car tires called Sava tires here in Denmark :D

Karsten

tripleDot

Re: Sava Bikes
« Reply #2 on: October 25, 2016, 08:12:39 AM »
Well, that's a revelation.
July 2020 - Custom Waltly Ti 29er
Nov 2018 - Custom Waltly Ti Gravel
Apr 2018 - CS-496 29x3.0 - stripped
Feb 2018 - CS-RB01 (SS Road)
Sep 2016 - CS-RB01 (road sold)
Jun 2016 - Chinese CF XC - stripped
Mar 2016 - Haro Projekt (sold)
Feb 2008 - Jamis Durango 29 (sold)
Mar 2001 - Scott Scale (sold)