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Im very happy with how many water bottle holders there are, and my rear rack is sturdy on the bike. Touring with this bike will be great!

Bike is sturdy, has great build, runs amazing and I love it. Best choice I could've done in my opinon.

Love my bike and their customer service is the best I’ve ever seen!

After a glowing recommendation from a compadre, I ended up pulling the trigger on the Poseidon Redwood - Dropbar, of course. Been riding gravel on franken-bikes for a while, so this was my first proper bike.
I’ve been riding this bike for about a month now, and I am loving everything about this frameset! I’ve switched a few things out for my own preferences, but overall this thing is solid. Planning a cross-country bikepacking trip next year, can’t wait to stretch the legs on this thing!

A few things to note:
The aluminum frame seems incredibly capable and well equipped to handle just about anything you could throw at it.
The wheels roll smooth, but they feel very heavy.
The brakes work, but I switched mine out for something just a little more crispy.
The paint has rubbed off and sheered away where the front brake line meets the head tube. But the MicroShift group set is absolutely solid, and so easy to maintain.

This bike seems to run a little big, so I sized down!

Anyways, this bike is good - but a few minor tweaks and it is great. And for the initial price, my wallet doesn’t hurt too bad after those upgrades.

First off, I'm a sucker for a good looking color. Love the Deep Cherry Wine color but they sold out quick in my size. Second choice was the Black Flake, although not really black but a metallic brown or dark bronze. Good enough. This choice didn't seem to be available on their website until I received an email prompting a "Last Call" and the Black Flake indeed was listed here. Couldn't quibble about the price, either. Poseidon's sizing charts are a bit tricky but after taking measurements and a call to Poseidon I opted for the large, which is par for the course as I'm 5'11" with an inseam of 33". My usual frame size. After making a few changes; a longer adjustable stem, a new seat (stock seat is a bit hard and narrow for my bum,) and a pair of road friendly Serfas Drifter 2.0 tires (not a knock on the stock Kenda's either, just personal preference) I was all set.

Out of the box: Packaging is excellent, well thought out and I love the picture of the TV on the box. Threw me at first, wondering if I had indeed received a television instead of a bike. But then, what better way to ensure a trouble-free shipment? If you know anything about bikes, and I mean being able to wrench them, set up is easy. The only negatives: Fork tube was a bit tight and brake pads rubbed a bit on the rotors, but again, no problem if you know how to adjust them. Index shifting was set up right and Microshift brand is a solid alternative to Shimano... I have a couple of Trek touring bikes with Microshift shifters.

All in all, a fun bike to ride. Handling is excellent and well balanced (No hands!) A few changes here and there to suit your needs and you're good to go. Two trouble-free rides of 47 and 27 miles, respectively. More to come.