Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #26765 in Sports & Outdoors
- Size: 26-Inch
- Brand: Mongoose
- Model: R3577
- Released on: 2012-02-10
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.80" h x
25.50" w x
49.60" l,
37.40 pounds
Features
- Aluminum suspension frame maximizes comfort & performance
- Suspension fork smoothes the bumps and increases control
- 21 speed Shimano rear derailleur with SRAM twist shifters changes gears easily
- 3 piece mountain crank offers wide gear ranges
- Alloy linear pull brakes for quick stopping
Mongoose Girl's Maxim Full Suspension Bicycle (24-Inch)
Product Description
The 24-Inch Mongoose Maxim alluminum full suspension bike offers a smooth and controlled ride with a suspensin frame and front suspension fork. This bike can be riden easily on a wide variety of terrain and the Shimano gearing and SRAM twist shifters make this a breeze to shift. Alloy linear pull brakes for sure stopping power.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Great bike for the price
By Mr Matt
Bike is well suited for girls 8+ years old. The bike uses alot of steel, so it is not very light, but I have a similar Diamondback bike of similar weight so I think it is typical for this price category.I found the bike easy to assemble, but requires some minor tuning of brakes, etc to ensure proper function.The bike is a very good value at this price.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.Granddaughter loves it!
By jerry651
This is a good quality tough bike. My 10 yr.old granddaughter love it. It was a very good deal, price and quality, shipping was in 2 days.I couldn't find a berry buy.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Not bad....daughter loves it.
By justacookingdad
This is not a bad bike at all for the price. Is it preassembled $400 local bicycle store bike for a kid? NO. Is it a great deal if you know even a smidgeon of bicycle mechanics? YES indeed.Had it out of the box and put together and rideable in less than 30-45 minutes (and a lot of that was going slow to not scratch it). All you have to do is remove some packing materials, put the front tire on, put the handlebars on, install the pedals, and check tire pressure. Then, a quick inspection of the shifting (fine), the brakes (just a bit of barrel adjustment at the levers), and the wheel alignment/trueness (slightly off, but not more than millimeter or two...which isn't worth adjusting on a kids bike).The grip shifters on this bike are the same that's on our really nice Trek tandem ($1200 originally), so it shifts pretty nice. Not too hard, not too easy. Maybe in a few years it'll be worthy of a couple upgrades as my kid grows to appreciate them....but for now, it's just awesome, she loves the color (lavender), and loves even more to ride it.
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