Xspec 26" 21-Speed Folding Mountain Bike - Perfect For Trails, Commuting & Adults Review

*PROS*- Bike frame is very strong and sturdy.- Fold Latch hae a very sucure locking mechanism.- Duel Suspension is phenomenal at shock absorption.*CONS*- Cheap plastic pedals. (Which broke by the way).And im only 5'7 160lbs. So you will more than likely have to change your pedals. Regardless of they break or not. Extra money out of your pocket.- Disk break came bent.Probably occurred during shipping. However the guys at the bike shop definitely let me know how difficult that could make the…

Instructions are crap but thankfully not very hard to assemble, so only 4 stars because of assembly instructions being crap. .Overall it is a good bike, i was worried that the folding clamp would be a problem but it is not. Had to adjust and calibrate the front brake because it likes to rub on the brake rotor and cause the tire to not spin freely but after calibration it works fine. Tires are not the greatest and they don't like to stop on grass, dry or wet it does not matter which. The seat is

Good buy for the price! Couple of concerns though:1. The bike feels as if it's going to crumple upon you on fast rides2. Upon riding for 10-15 mins for 5 days now, there are some funny squeaking sounds coming in from the main hinge where the bike folds3. The seat post should have been atleast 350mm long vs 300mm - slight disadvantage if you like a higher riding position4. The disc brakes need a major adjustment for the initial assembly when you take it out of the box. Expertise required!Outside

My opinion of the Bike and how it functions, remains to be seen.I received a Bike from a Xspec distributor (Crosslinks).Crosslinks is just a distributor; meaning they get the Bikes from Xspec and sell them.Xspec seems to have a Quality Control issue!My Bike came from Crosslinks through Best Buy within a week.I was excited to assemble and ride the same day because I am rehabbing my Leg from a nerve root condition.Sadly, the Bike was missing the biggest key component.The Front Forks are missing…

It assembles ok. One of the spokes on the front wheel was bent opening the box. This caused the front wheel to be slightly untrue and required adjustment of the front disk brake pads. Aside from that assembly was easy. Overall is is a decent value for the money. Just make sure you are familiar with assembly of a bike and basic troubleshooting.

This is a first impression after purchasing and test run, i.e. before extensive using.PROS: solid frame; disk breaks work great.CONS:Cheap low quality pedals are not usable, need to be replaced right away (main reason for one star down rating);Front wheel came slightly bent (not a transportation damage), needs adjustment;Seat post is too short for 5.11 person, need to be replaced with the longer one;Gear shifters work fine, but made from thin light cheap plastic (unusual for Shimano);Manual is

Great bike for the price, but it needs a lot of adjustment, brakes caliper, gear converter but if you how to do it and you have tools for that, it will be no problems at all.Pros: price, easy to carry and transport, strong frames, suspension, foldingCons: needs adjustment always, and you have to carry with you tools for that always, handle bar gear converter is not good, because you can’t see which gear number you are in the front or the rear, and also some times you put the handle bar gear in…

Putting the bike together took 4-5 hours, so expect that for some one who has never biked before, maybe a little more. Youtube video helpsWe took it to a test run, so far so good.Good bike for beginners

I purchased this, Xspec 21 speed bicycle for a dear friend in Cuba. As I live in Iowa, I requested it be delivered straight to Miami to agency that delivers packages to Cuba. That was not the problem, bike was sent to agency as