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Mongoose Dolomite Fat Tire Mens Mountain Bike

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Color: Blue/Red


Size: 17-Inch/Medium


Features

  • Ideal for riders between 5'4" to 6' tall, this mountain bike with a steel frame, supersized knobby tires, and 26-inch wheels allows for effortless conquering of any off-road trail
  • Adjustable for riders of different heights, the threadless headset increase speed and performance, combined with strong and lightweight alloy rims keep the weight down
  • Ride comfortably with beach cruiser pedals and ensure safety with front and rear mechanical disc brakes
  • 1 x 7 drivetrain allowing for smooth gear transitions and optimal power transfer during your rides
  • Arrives 80% assembled, tools needed to complete assembly are Phillips head screw driver, 2.5-8mm Allen wrench, adjustable wrench, pair of pliers

Description

For almost 40 years, Mongoose has been in the dirt, on the trails, and off the ramps. Founded in 1974 in a Southern California garage, Mongoose has always been an aggressive brand with products that push the limits of what a rider can do. Conquer any off-road trail with ease with this steel-framed mountain bike with supersized all-terrain knobby tires. Rear derailleur with seven speeds makes hills easier to climb, make it smooth and easy to change gears while riding. The threadless headset is adjustable for riders of different heights. For added speed and performance, the strong, lightweight alloy rims keep the weight down. Ride comfortably with beach cruiser pedals and insure safety with front and rear disc brakes. This bike ships ready to be assembled. Sized for adult riders 5 feet, 6 inches to 6 feet tall.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
Bike CategoryMountain Bike
Intended UserAdult
ManufacturerMongoose
Gear Count7 Speeds
HueNavy Blue
Wheel Dimension26 Inches
Build MaterialAlloy Steel
Suspension StyleRigid
Key FeaturesFat Tire, Lightweight Design, Optimized for Mountain Biking
Package ContentsMongoose Dolomite Fat Tire Mountain Bike
Frame Size17-Inch/Medium
Braking SystemDisc Brakes
Primary UseTrail Riding
Weight52 Pounds
Design StyleMountain Bike
Product ModelMongoose Dolomite Fat Tire Mens Mountain Bike
Max Weight Capacity301 Pounds
AssemblyNot Required
Product Dimensions61 x 30 x 10 inches
Shipping Weight25.4 Kilograms
WarrantyLimited Lifetime Warranty
Recommended forUnisex Adult
Part IDR4144
Recommended ActivityCycling, Outdoor Adventures
Release DateMarch 24, 2014

Frequently asked questions

The Mongoose Dolomite is designed for versatility, suitable for a variety of terrains including snow, sand, mud, and rough trails. Its 4-inch wide knobby tires provide enhanced grip and stability on challenging surfaces.

Yes, the Mongoose Dolomite is equipped with a universal adult steel frame and 26-inch wheels, making it suitable for men and women of different heights. It is recommended for riders with a height range of approximately 5'6 to 6'0.

The Mongoose Dolomite features a 7-speed gearing system with a Shimano rear derailleur, allowing riders to easily adapt to various terrains by changing gears. This feature enhances the bike's versatility and makes climbing hills easier.

The Mongoose Dolomite is equipped with front and rear disc brakes, providing reliable stopping power in all weather conditions. This makes it safer to ride in muddy or wet terrains and gives the rider more control over the bike.

Top Amazon Reviews

🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.


The Mongoose Dolomite Fat Tire bike is loved by many for its affordability, distinctive design, and the fun factor it brings. However, it has mixed reviews. While some customers praise its easy assembly, sturdy construction, and the attention it draws, others encounter issues with its build quality, weight, suspension, and overall comfort, especially during extended use.

Pros

  • 🚲 Easy to assemble
  • 🚲 Attention-grabbing design
  • 🚲 Fits a person of average height and weight comfortably
  • 🚲 Sturdy construction for its price range

Cons

  • 🚲 Requires brake and gear adjustments
  • 🚲 Excessive weight that can interfere with maneuverability
  • 🚲 Poor suspension leading to uncomfortable rides
  • 🚲 Questionable build quality for rigorous off-road trails

Should I Buy It?

If you're seeking an affordable, fun introduction into the world of fat tire biking, the Mongoose Dolomite may be a suitable choice. However, it may not satisfy more experienced riders or those targeting difficult terrains or long-distance riding sessions. Consider your expectations and needs carefully before purchasing this item. Upgrading to a higher-end model might solve some of the issues noted in these reviews.


  • Great Bike, Great Value, Easy to Assemble
Color: Blue/Red Size: 17-Inch/Medium
As a kid I used to take my bikes completely apart, paint them and then reassemble them. I learned a lot about how to dismantle and reassemble bicycles. This bike came mostly assembled besides the front tire, handle bars and seat. Handle bars were actually attached to the cables for the gear shifter and the brakes. First off, the instructions, for the novice, don't really give you everything you need when assembling this bike. I went off childhood prior knowledge. It took maybe 15 minutes to get it completely assembled, aside from me not being able to read the word "rear" on the forks when assembling that portion of the bike. Quick fix though, removed the handle bars, spun the goose neck and reinstalled the handlebars. FIXED! Filled the tires to the recommended 20psi. To get the seat to stay in place (I'm a bigger guy - 6'2" about 265) I had to tighten the little paddle tightener down a little tighter then expected. Hoped on the bike and away I went. 20 minutes out of the box and I was riding it. I had to adjust the braking systems to work properly as they are installed but not tuned. I may have to slightly adjust the shifter as it will push the chain completely off the sprocket when I shift into 7th and push the shifter all the way forward. Not a big deal, just needs a quick tune. Immediately took it on a 6 mile ride, roads, sand, back woods and it performed excellent for me. I am not a professional biker, I do not go flying through the woods to get my adrenaline fix. I'm also older so I like a good workout but not an adrenaline rush. This book works perfect for exactly what I needed it to do. Since I did just receive this bike if any unpleasant updates come along I'll update them here. Currently it's a really nice looking bike and rides really well. OH, and it's a little heavier then your expensive titanium or aluminum or whatever bikes. You'll know you have something sturdy when you try to pick this thing up. It's heavy duty. So far I would recommend this to anyone that loves to ride and also loves the idea of having a wide track when riding through sand, mud, dirt or snow. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2020 by Christopher L. Kesler

  • My first fat tire bike, love it!
Color: Blue/Red Size: 17-Inch/Medium
I have always ridden bikes.... just for fun. I have a Fuji hybrid mountain bike....thin tires, front shocks, ect... however that bike does not do well in snow or icy trails. I wanted to buy a bike that could go over snow, to keep up biking over the winter. I searched as you you are doing, I read reviews, not knowing what to buy... so I settled on this bike. When it arrived I immediately opened and put together/due to all the reviews saying theirs were damaged in shipping... mine arrived with no damage....however the cardboard box it arrived in was flimsy/ I had no issues. I put this together and of course took it for a spin. My initial feelings were "low" about this bike. I put together and test drove while it was 70 and sunny out. I initially thought the bike was too heavy, too slow, not enough gears, brakes I felt were under powered and took too long to stop. I wanted this to be a perfect snow bike, so I also bought the cloud 9 seat and different pedals to try and make it perfect for my first snow ride.....Well we had about 3" of snow, it was sunny and 19 degrees out. I reluctantly took this bike out. I made sure the tires were 8psi/sounds low I know/ but that is what I read to have tires set to.... So I bundled up/ opened the garage and off I went! WOW! now my feelings for this bike changed in the first mile! I was going through snow effortlessly and was so easy to pedal! No slipping or sliding! And for the "gears".... it has all I need! Now this isn't a "fast"bike.. I usually travel 12-14mph according to my Garmin watch...this bike I averaged 6.3mph through the snow. There was no need for any more gears, and the brakes worked perfect due to the resistance of the snow and weight of the bike. I was only using 2-3 and sometimes 1st gear. For me this is no speed bike, but a perfect get out the house in winter bike! My first winter trip on this was going to be 1-3 miles because I didn't believe it would be enjoyable. I ended up traveling 14 miles on my first trip! My second trip was 18 miles! these/for me/ were tough miles because there is little to no "coasting" due to the resistance of the snow and weight of the bike.. so I was constantly peddling. This ended up being exactly what I was looking for.. after all it got my out of the house and exercising! My smart watch says I burned over 2,000 calories on the first 14 mile trip. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2022 by Todd B. Todd B.

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