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Sports Authority
Hit the trails with the Schwinn® Solution FS AL men's mountain bike. This all-mountain machine features an N'Litened aluminum frame for lightweight durability, a replaceable derailleur hanger, and a trail-tuned front shock by CS Forks®. Shimano® shifters, derailleurs, and brake levers provide excellent control, while the Promax® crank and Prowheel® brake calipers take care of the power.
Key Specs:
- Bike Wheel Size:26 inches
- Bike Gender:Men's
- Bike Frame Size:18 inches
- Wheel Width:1.95 inches
- Bike Total Weight:31.5 lbs
- Number of Gear Speeds:21 Speed
- Seat Post:Alloy micro-adjustable
Features:
- Bike Type:Mountain Bike
- Free Wheel Hub:Yes
- Front Brake:Promax Linear-Pull Brake
- Pedals:Platform
- Quick Release Seat Post:Yes
- Quick-Release Wheels:Yes
- Rear Brake:Promax Linear-Pull Brake
- Rear Derailleur:Shimano Altus
- Rims:Weinman TM-19 Alloy with 36 Spokes
- Saddle:Trail-Style
- Tire Type:Knobby
- Type of Shifter:Shimano EZ Fire Shifting
FogDog Sports
Hit the trails with the Schwinn(r) Solution FS AL men's mountain bike. This all-mountain machine features an N'Litened aluminum frame for lightweight durability, a replaceable derailleur hanger, and a trail-tuned front shock by CS Forks(r). Shimano(r) shifters, derailleurs, and brake levers provide excellent control, while the Promax(r) crank and Prowheel(r) brake calipers take care of the power.
| Bike Frame Size: | 18 inches |
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| Bike Gender: | Men's |
| Bike Total Weight: | 31.5 lbs |
| Bike Wheel Size: | 26 inches |
| Number of Gear Speeds: | 21 Speed |
| Seat Post: | Alloy micro-adjustable |
| Wheel Width: | 1.95 inches |
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Schwinn Solution FS AL 26" Mountain Bike Reviews Summary:
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Reviews:
Ok for Moderate Trail Riding | |
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| This bike worked well for the first three months, then really started to fall apart. The wheels are flimsy, I had to get the front tire trued as soon as the bike arrived, brand new from the warehouse. The derailleur also needed some repair before the bike was ridden, but that was because of poor packaging on the part of the Sports Authority. I've taken this bike on some really technical single track and took it in for a tune-up today. The wheels were so gone they were probably going to have to be replaced and I was told repair wasn't worth the price. The rear brake (pull) caused me some problems and the derailleur was slightly messed up as well. If you want a seriously good bike for some serious mountain biking, this is not the bike for you. It IS, however, good for beginners and some intermediate riders, provided the trails aren't extremely bumpy. Worked great as a commuter bike. Plus, it's good looking. | |
| ClimberGirl at Sports Authority on 05/29/2009 | |
Pure Junk | |
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| I have the 2007 version of this bike and it is a real piece of junk. The frame is good but the components are cheap and you'll end up replacing most everything. Do yourself a favor and buy a real bike and leave this thing in [*] where it belongs. | |
| HighZee at Sports Authority on 10/06/2009 | |
Price Too High | |
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| OMG! For the same price...or less, you can buy a Raleigh Mojave 2.0 or a Trek 820. And both come with follow up adjustment warranties from the dealers. Sports Authority won't do that. Go to a REAL BIKE SHOP. | |
| Old Hippie at Sports Authority on 06/10/2009 | |