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HH HILAND

Hiland Full Suspension Mens Mountain Bike, 21 Speed, 26 Inch Wheel, Dual Disc Brake Bike for Men Womens Adult Bicycle

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Color
Black
Material
Carbon Steel
Bike Type
Mountain Bike
Wheel Size
26 in
Suspension Type
Dual
Special Feature
adjustable
In the box
assembly tools

Features 5

  • High Tech Frame: High carbon steel soft tail frame has better strength, stability and toughness, which can better absorb vibration; Rider is not easy to feel fatigue while riding, enjoy the adventure on mountain roads, forest trails and highways
  • Dual Suspension: Full suspension bike has better shock absorption, adapt to more terrain, give you a more comfortable ride on rough roads; In addition, soft tail ensures that the tires are fully gripped to maintain control on the descent
  • Professional Drivetrain: 21-speed drivetrain is precise and easy to control, a wide range of gears gives you more control on climbs and room to go low on descents, corners and jumps; Disc brakes help riders stop instantly in all conditions even in rainy
  • XC Sport Tires: 26 tires are faster to accelerate, easier to handle and more responsive than a larger wheel; Double wall rim is not only stronger but also protects the inner tube; This bike is suitable for beginner and professional rider

Specs 35

Bike Type Mountain Bike
Age Range (Description) Adult
Brand HH HILAND
Number of Speeds 21
Color Black
Wheel Size 26 Inches
Frame Material Carbon Steel
Suspension Type Dual

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Love this bike! Love this bike!
Review Image by Gregory McDole
Wow! Beautiful bike. It has all the bells and whistles! My grandson was blown away!! Can’t wait to try it out in some actual dirt!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by Gregory McDole
Love it
Color: Black
Great bike for the price
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026 by David K. Urquhart
Good If You Have The Right Expectations
Bike arrived in a really timely fashion. Box wasn't ill treated, which hasn't always been the case when I've opted to order a bike online. I'll state up front, my principle reason for ordering this bike was for the frame geometry. The bike is not inordinately heavy; it would be nice if the weight was listed someone on the product page - apologies if it is and I just didn't find it :/ That in itself can be a bit of a red flag for a mountain bike, IMO. I knew that I would likely be upgrading things on this bike along the way as time and finances allowed. Which is probably not the best approach; better to save up for something you really want instead of quickly splashing out for something you strongly suspect will be served with aftermarket parts. But I'm the type who loves a good project. And the bike is perfectly usable as is. Mine seemed to be just fine. I'm accustomed to working on bikes, so little things you'd normally send a bike to a shop to fix don't scare me, especially before an initial ride. Brakes needed tuning and calibrating. A spoke or two adjusted to true a wheel could be necessary for some. Long story short; if you are not aware of the things that should be done for a full bike setup (beyond the simple things you obviously need to assemble to get the bike rolling after delivery), or comfortable doing them yourself adequately and safely, do yourself and your local bike shop a favor of letting them give you the best chance of success with your bike :) A few things I'd prioritize in future upgrades, and what the would-be buyer should be realistically be aware of as things to factor into additional costs for longevity of the bike: -Pedals are really, really budget. Would recommend buying better; $20-30 would serve you well here. -The crankset (arms in particular) seem like they won't hold up to hard use for any real length of time. $50 as a minimum jumping off point, and I wouldn't spend too far beyond what a bike like this is worth. -Brakes, with some adjustment (at least on my bike), are serviceable. An upgrade would give you more confidence, and the ones on there aren't overengineered in the least, to put it mildly :/ -The wheel hubs gave me pause. I'd be curious how long they'd last when really put through their paces. -Tires are respectable. Depending on the type of riding you're doing, it may be worth keeping a few spare tubes on hand. And be sure to research pressure recommendations for the type of riding you are intent on doing. Hard tails can be as hard on tubes as their namesake suggests. Also... -The front fork would be on my update wish list. Not that the one that comes stock is terrible; it does absorb, albeit without much travel. But if you take this bike where a frame of this geometry looks like it wants to go, you'll be grateful for a fork that's well and truly up to what you throw at it. As you can tell, it'd be easy for the additional costs to get this bike to a real expensive, making this something really capable. But in the interim, barring a real lemon of a bike, and knowing that the initial setup can be a variable experience for people, this bike is a fine bargain for what it is. You get a very workable, serviceable bike an adult can expand the capabilities of as they go, in my opinion. If you're buying for a kid, I think you can be pretty happy with this bike - again, with the caveat that a complete, competent initial setup is much better peace of mind for them, let alone yourself. Would certainly recommend this bike, even if just with the faint little asterisk I gave at length :P ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021 by iblyth07
Broke Broke
Review Image by Priscilla
Bought for my partner to surprise him. We just put it together yesterday, rode it today, and the chain fell out. He doesn’t want to hurt my feelings and says it’s fine, he’ll try to fix it or ride it with only one gear. But I am upset because we barely got to enjoy it. I bought a women’s bike from same seller that’s great and I love but this one broke right away, still figuring out if we’re going to pack it up and return it but I want a new bike if ours were faulty or refund to get a new bike. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 by Priscilla
Bicycle
Great ride. Easy to put together
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by jeanette j anderson
Love the bike itself, but it seems like Quality Control and product inspections no longer exist.
I reserve rating the bike at this point above a 3 at best. The bike showed up on time and I was happy about my purchase, but hoping I don't regret it. I'm not very knowledgeable with making adjustments on derailleurs or brake calipers, but always willing to learn. I took the bike out of the box and the chain was wedged between the hub and the front sprockets. The rear derailleur was attached but almost falling off the frame. When I installed the front wheel, the brake caliper was binding pretty bad on the disc brake. I didn't receive any kind of an operators manual. Is that common nowadays? So, I took the bike to a well established bike shop and paid $30 for them to go through the entire bike and they had to make several adjustments. I'm very disappointed that the manufacturer couldn't do any better than this. I would've really appreciated an operators manual so Icouldlearn to do my own adjustments, but I guess simplicity is out the door. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025 by Dave White
Great customer service
Color: Black
This is a great bike my son really loves it. We did have an issue with the pedals and crank. However the customer service that this company provides was top notch. They were able to work with me and help me get the bike fixed. I did receive a refund for the broken parts. They were just amazing and easy to get in contact with. I would highly recommend even with the few hiccups we have had. Highland was just so wonderful and helpful. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023 by Jeremy McCoy
Recommendation is to take it to a bike shop. Recommendation is to take it to a bike shop.
Review Image by william
This bike is awesome once you take it to a bike shop and get it fixed for the gears, get them set properly. I tried I'm not a professional so I ended up taking it to a shop and had them do it. This thing's great on the trails love it if I need new parts or new one I will definitely be getting the same 1. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2024 by william
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