Thanks to the quick-release seat post, you’ll be able to adjust its height in a jiffy so that you ride in maximum comfort at any time. You will have to adjust them more often, but they’re better than pull brakes. When you get mechanical disc brakes in a bike this cheap, you’d better be satisfied. The 2.2-inch tires are wide enough for forest trails and perform well on a variety of mostly dry surfaces, thanks to their all-terrain tread pattern. There are 21 speeds you can use to negotiate all sorts of terrains both on and off-road. The bike has a strong aluminum alloy frame and a suspension fork that’s meant to absorb those shocks from bumps. The grips look good, the saddle is quite wide and comfy, and we can’t miss the mechanical disc brakes that should work well and keep you safe.
You get 21 speeds and Shimano Revo shifters but also a Shimano rear derailleur for smooth gear shifting. The wheels are the old 26-inch standard, but they work just fine, especially since they’re coupled with 2.2” All Terrain tires which, just as the name says, should give you proper traction and grip on most types of surfaces without really compromising anything. The geometry of the bike is quite modern and stylish. More than that, it’s resistant to corrosion, although you’d want to keep it away from the elements. This bike is dirt cheap yet it comes with a suspension fork, disc brakes, and wide tires, so what more do you want from a mountain bike at this price? The frame looks solidly built and it’s made of aluminum, which means it’s not heavy. Schwinn High Timber Mountain Bike 7 Speed Some people might prefer larger wheels, as 26-inch ones are becoming quite old. The front and rear suspensions aren’t exactly high-end, but then again, this is a cheap bike and you still get pretty good components. The treads on the tires are perfect for riding on the road without increased rolling resistance, but they also offer a good grip on hardpack, loose soil, and other relatively dry surfaces. The saddle looks comfortable enough to eliminate those annoying sore spots after several hours of riding.
The 3×8 Shimano drivetrain and Shimano EZ-Fire trigger shifters and derailleurs will provide smooth gear shifting for any occasion and terrain type. The front fork and rear suspension will do their job, soaking up small bumps and holes so you ride comfortably both on- and off-road. You get a bike that looks good and rides just as well, and the best part is that it won’t cost you an arm and a leg. The 24-speed Shimano EZ drivetrain is just what you need to be able to climb steep inclines or ride fast downhill without a worry. They’re not hydraulic, but then again, they work just fine, you’ll just need to re-adjust them from time to time. You get disc brakes which is quite something at this price range. The wide wheels will add to that cushion effect while their knobby pattern should work well on a variety of surfaces, perhaps except for thick mud. While the fork and rear shock aren’t suited for nasty trails, you’ll still enjoy yourself on off-road bike paths without a worry. The frame is made of aluminum so it’s lightweight, durable, corrosion-resistant but also stiff which means you can ride those off-road trails without being bothered. It comes with both front and rear suspension, quality components, and last, but not least, good looks. If you’re looking for an affordable bike, then you can’t really overlook the Protocol 1.0.
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