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Wilier Rossano 2012

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An 8 speed rear hub town bike built to withstand the rigours of city riding. With hydraulic disc brakes, Shimano components and wheels, the Rossano is the right choice for those who are in no hurry but still want to be noticed. read more

Rated 3.7/5 based on customer reviews

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Top Features of the Wilier Rossano 2012

Handlebar: TH213 alloy, 31.8mm

Stem: Warp adjustable

Chainset: Shimano Alfine 457

Shifters: Shimano Alfine 8 speed

Brakes: Shimano Alfine disc

Chain: KMC X610

Tyres: Kenda Kwick Tendrill, 700x32c

Seatpost: Warp

Saddle: Prologo Phorma Wilier custom

Road
Frame Material: Aluminium Alloy
Wheel Size: 700c (622)
Fork Material: Aluminium Alloy
Model Year: 2012
Mudguard Mounts
Rear Rack Mounts
Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc Brake
Chainset type: Single
Groupset Manufacturer: Shimano
Unisex

Distinctive and compelling from both stylistic and functional perspectives, the Rossano is unique by virtue of its lack of traditional derailleurs. Instead, its 8-speed drivetrain is completely housed within the rear wheel hub and is actuated by the push of a button.

It also follows the popular trend of hydraulic disc brakes. Component group and wheelset are Shimano Alfine Disc for best-in-class performance.

Note: Manufacturer may reserve the right to change the specification of that listed or shown on this page.

About Hybrid & City Bikes

Wiggle’s range of city bikes and commuter bikes are perfect for those wishing to lower their carbon footprint, avoid traffic congestion and a great way to exercise! We have a wide range of city bikes for men and women designed for both paved and unpaved roads along with a range of urban bikes to suit commuting and leisure riding. Manufactured with aspects of mountain bike construction and a practical road style set-up having a city bike is a great way to travel!

About the Wilier brand

Wilier was born in 1906 thanks to the brilliant idea of a trader from Bassano, Pietro Dal Molin, of building bicycles on his own account. His forge or "Steel horses" rose as a small workshop along the banks of the river Brenta, at Bassano del Grappa, and it became more and more successful by keeping up with the increasing demand for bicycles.

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Sizing information

Size Guide (Willier Cittedella/Rossano)
Frame Size	Rider Height (cm)	Inside Leg (cm)
Small	152 - 160	69 - 71
Medium	163 - 170	71 - 76
Large	173 - 175	74 - 79
X-Large	178 - 180	76 - 81
'Size matters! That's why at Wiggle we measure each of our bikes to build accurate size charts for our customers. Our qualified team of mechanics then individually check each order against measurements supplied by you to ensure the size chosen is correct. Another reason you can have complete confidence when buying a bike from Wiggle!'

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Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging, unless the goods are faulty.
Wiggle will pay the return postage costs for any faulty items.
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Wilier Rossano 2012 3.6 5 5 5

my everything bike Bought this bike to commute, pick up shopping, cart the 3 year old around and to just go riding, in all weather And it does all of these jobs well. I'm not the strongest of riders, so the 45/20 setup was a bit much for me especially given that I carry heaps and live on the top of a hill. I was quite easily able to swap the alfine 20 for a nexus 23 cog (there is no alfine 23 :( ) and I'm much happier climbing with a load now.(If you want to do this you'll need an extra link for your chain as the EBB just wont stretch far enough to accommodate the 23) The Alfine hub gears have been great, Very occasionally a little crunching but never getting stuck, and being able to change them when stationary is handy. The Alfine hydraulic discs have easily more stopping power than anything I've used before and are really fantastic. The front hub.....loving it! yep it's a dynamo hub which wiggle should have had in the specs but I was half expecting it anyway. Had to buy a dynamo light from a dutch site and now have awesome lights and no need to remember to charge batteries. The small frame suffers a little from toe overlap on the front wheel but the medium is big enough to avoid this. Would have been nice to have been supplied with instructions on how to assemble a hub gear bike rather than a derailleur bike but some youtube tutorials sorted that. My bike was assembled during the Christmas rush so there was a slight error on the handlebar positioning when the brakes and gear change was installed. It just meant that I had to realign them all otherwise the brake levers were pointing straight down! If you keep your docs so that you have a record of your bikes serial number you better check carefully as mine was slightly wrong. If you're reading the specs on this bike. check out the photo as well as that's exactly what my bike has, the schwalbe marathon tyres, ritchey seat post and stem and handlebars (all comp i think) I've only had the bike out in a couple of light showers (not much wet at the mo, have been out in the 44-45C days though!) and the handling and braking of the wilier was great. All in all, loving the bike, I've done about 800km and it's been perfect for what I bought it for. Only complaint is the colour is a bit drab. 25 January 2013

Wiggle's size guide very poor I purchased this bike and at the time was somewhat surprised by the size quide recommending an extra large for my inseam length of 84cm. I checked some sizing web sites and this seemed to be correct. On assembling the bike I found that to achieve the correct saddle height using 109% formula (or the Le Monde formula) I needed to set the post well below the minimum mark on the post. Unfortunately there are no stock left of the large and I am stuck with this bike. Don't trust wiggle's size recommendations !!!! 24 January 2013

Good commuter but very heavy I have now put 400km on this bike commuting on hilly roads. First thing to note is that this is a heavy bike. Small frame bike fully assembled weighs 16.5 kg. You really need to think about how much hill riding you are going to be doing and how much pain you want to be in while commuting before you consider this bike. I would say city riding on flat ground, this would be an awesome bike. If you want a good workout and strengthen your legs on a hilly ride, again this is an excellent bike. If you want to get to work fast as possible, go with something else. I have equipped this bike with mudguards and rear rack and instalation was easy. Remember these 2 products must be made specifically for disc brakes or you will have to create your own spacers which is easy enough to do as well. The Alfine hub is very nice for city riding where you often have to make sudden stops, being able to change gears while stopped is great. The gear range is adequate for a hilly commute though the top end speed is quite low. Under load the hub changes quite well most of the time, so if you’re going up hill its usually ok to change gears while out of the saddle. Having said that the hub does get stuck sometimes and wont change gears until you hit a bump or put pressure on the pedals. This can be annoying when you take off at the lights and the hub slips. Buying this bike for me was getting something completely different to what I was expecting (a fast, mid weight commuter) and loving it anyways. The hills are painful and everyone overtakes me on flat or hills but the internal hub is very convenient, the bike can be setup to ride very upright, reflective strip around the tyres and the brakes are solid, all very important things that I want in a commuter and I dare say pushing this up hills isn’t a bad thing for my strength. Overall I am quite happy with this purchase and I can see this being my commuter for a very long time but weight conscious riders need not apply. 23 January 2013

Awesome bike for the cost this bike feels like a roadie in every way with the power and agility of a much more expensive bike and the stopping power of a b double mack truck!! 12 January 2013

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2 answers

Tension adjustment

Hi. How chain tension adjusting on this bike?

Country : Russia

3 months, 2 weeks ago

Bochlex

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Answer:

I am not sure what it is called, but the bottom bracket sits in an adjustable oval casing. There are two nuts below the bottom bracket that allow the crank axle to rotate so that it is either closer to (to reduce tension) or further away from (to increase tension) the rear hub. 1st one I have seen.

Country : Australia

2 months, 4 weeks ago

TheBloke

Bondi NSW 2026, Australia

Answer:

I can confirm that this has an eccentric bottom bracket. I hope this helps.

3 months, 1 week ago

wigglegrant

1 answer

gear ratios for the rossano

Can you tell me how many teeth in the chainring and sprocket then I can do some math on the gear ratios.
Cheers
brian

5 months, 1 week ago

bbri

sydney oz

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Answer:

45t chainring, 20t sprocket.
thanks

5 months, 1 week ago

LionOfFlanders

South England

1 answer

Can I put a Hamax child seat on this bike?

Country : Japan

4 months, 1 week ago

nakazoo

Tokyo

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Answer:

This should indeed be suitable.

4 months ago

WiggleHenry

1 answer

Does this bike come with pedals, or are they purchased seperately?

Country : Australia

6 months ago

Anonymous

Adelaide SA, Australia

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Answer:

they come with standard pedals.

5 months, 4 weeks ago

LionOfFlanders

South England

1 answer

Hi, is there any room to fit mudguards and studded tires on this Italian beauty?

5 months, 2 weeks ago

TheNortherner

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Answer:

yes, its certainly possible to do both of those.

5 months, 2 weeks ago

LionOfFlanders

South England

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chainring bcd?

Hi again.

What's the chainring bcd?
Given that the chainring supplied has 45t I'm likely to look for a smaller chainring... perhaps 36t or 38t.
And does wiggle have something suitable?

and on a related note can wiggle get a nexus 23t cog?

cheers
brian

5 months ago

bbri

sydney oz