18" and 20" OOS. Only 16" showing available as of 9:48am Pacific.
Assembly video: until someone provides an assembly video on this exact bike, this is the closest I could find on a similar bike: https://youtu.be/8Ez3a6aoL8c
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expiredAlexG30 posted Jun 30, 2022 2:26 PM
Framed Ultimate Terrain Mountain Bike (Black)
$125
$600
79% off
+ Free Shippingat Camping World
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Bar [amazon.com]
Grips [amazon.com]
Pedals [amazon.com]
Be sure to watch YT for installations. Common installation mistakes for above items include over-tightening and tightening wrong direction.
How to Adjust a Front Derailleur [youtu.be]
How to Adjust a Rear Derailleur [youtu.be]
One main reason MTB/gravel riders upgrade to 1x (one by) drivetrain is to simplify the derailleur adjustments. This bike can be upgraded to 1x later, but would require upgrading the rear hub/wheel. There's nothing wrong with 3x drivetrain on this bike. In my opinion, 1x is more of a quality-of-life upgrade, others might tell you 1x also saves weight.
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7 in back, 3 in front, 7*3=21
That said, like 95% of people who buy this will probably only end up using about 7 of those speeds because people who buy bikes like this don't tend to be big on shifting the front gears. Modern bikes are moving away from having front gears at all because it simplifies everything to just have 9, 10, 11, or 12 gears in the back and only 1 shifter.
This will be totally fine for around town use for a teenage girl. It isn't what I would recommend if you had unlimited budget/choices, but for $125, yeah, not bad. I
Given the choice, I'd recommend something without the suspension fork (heavy and not that helpful) with a 1x drivetrain, oversized street tires, and hydraulic disc brakes. If you could visit the ghost of slickdeals past, this bike was once as low as $239: https://www.bicycling.c
I think that would be a phenomenal bike for your daughter. Light, fast, easy to ride, looks good, and built with very reliable parts...but obviously that deal died in 2018 and they stopped making that bike.
If you wanted to improve this bike a bit for city use, you could consider swapping the tires for slick/semi-slick tires which would be fine for paved roads and even gravel paths and would be much faster/easier rolling. Maybe somethign like this:
https://www.biketiresdi
or this:
https://www.biketiresdi
Note that 700c is the same size as 29...yes it is confusing, but mountain-oriented tires tend to be measured in inches (29x2.0) while more road/gravel oriented tires use metric specifications (700x47)
This is potentially a great deal. People these days are trying to sell abused walmart bikes for this much on fb marketplace.
Are you going to hit up hardcore trails with this? No - and if you were you'd know better. Is this the best bang for your buck to ride around dirt paths and local parks. I'd argue it is.
This is every bit as good as something like the Trek Marlin 4/5. It even has the same derailleurs!
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