Schwinn High Timber Mountain Bike for Adult Youth Men Women Boys Girls, 24 to 29-Inch Wheels, 7 or 21-Speeds, Front Suspension, Aluminum and Steel Frame Options
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Size: 26-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Blue
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- Lightweight 16.5 inch aluminum mountain frame is the perfect bike for rides around your neighborhood or trails with 26-inch wheels fit riders 54 to 6'2 inches tall
- Bicycle is equipped with an alloy crank that delivers smooth gear changes, requiring minimal maintenance
- Mountain bike has twist shifters with a rear derailleur to make gear changes quick and easy
- Lightweight and sturdy alloy wheel and wide knobby mountain tires offer stability and balance to riders on all terrains and in all weather conditions
- Quick-release seat posts for easy adjustments, arrives 80% assembled, will need the following tool: Phillips head screwdriver, 2.5-8mm Allen wrenches, adjustable wrench, pliers with cable cutters
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Bike Type: Mountain Bike
Age Range (Description): Adult
Brand: Schwinn
Number of Speeds: 21
Color: Blue
Wheel Size: 26 inches
Frame Material: Aluminum
Suspension Type: Front
Special Feature: Aluminum Frame, mountain bike
Included Components: Schwinn Bike
Bike Type: Mountain Bike
Number Of Speeds: 21
Suspension Type: Front
Additional Features: Aluminum Frame, mountain bike
Brake Style: Disc
Specific Uses For Product: Trail
Power Source: Pedal power
Bicycle Gear Shifter Type: Twist Grip
Derailleur Configuration: Rear
Bicycle Drivetrain Type: derailleur
Electric Assist Type: False
Color: Blue
Style Name: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Wheel Size: 26 inches
Size: 26-Inch Wheels
Item Weight: 14.72 kg
Warranty Type: Limited Lifetime Warranty
Minimum User Height: 60 inches
Age Range Description: Adult
Brand Name: Schwinn
Included Components: Schwinn Bike
Model Number: S8217AZ
Model Name: High Timber
Model Year: 2020
Global Trade Identification Number: 07
UPC: 038675213807
Manufacturer: Pacific Cycle, Inc.
Item Type Name: Mountain Bike
Warranty Description: Limited Warranty
Frame Material Type: Aluminum
Wheel Material: Alloy
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Size: 29-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Black/Green
I have been using the bike for over a month. I find it very reliable. I use it for road biking. I used to have a 24 speed 29” bike that gave me more speed and was more challenging. When I ordered this one, I was aware of the diminishing. However, this bike is challenging enough for me. When it arrived, it required some assembling but nothing major. From the beginning and over three weeks the disk rotors (front and back) were rubbing some against the break pad. I assumed that of let alone the accumulation of rubbing would fix the problem itself. This is important because the rubbing creates friction and it holds you back when going up hill. Easy fix. Read the instructions on how to adjust disk brakes and do it. You will figure out easily. I recommend this bike, especially to the bike enthusiast. Enjoy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2022 by orlando delgado
Size: 27.5-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Yellow
I think the bike is very good..I already added a a few aftermarket parts but that's my style and also the bike is very light weight and I'm a big guy roughly 6'2" and around 230 but in a good way lol but I can't wait to ride it and get out there. I put it together without any directions I mean but I've been doing that for a long time but the look is beautiful as you can see and no missing parts everything was in the box so but great bike I was expecting something totally different but I'm actually beyond surprised at the looks and just quality. That's all I got.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025 by Jay D
Size: 27.5-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Yellow
This is the first bike I have bought for myself since 1986. My previous bike disappeared about 15 years ago and I have been without one since. I've gotten lazy and out of shape during the COVID era and decided I needed to do something to get active again before it's too late. I looked at a lot of bikes on Amazon trying to decide what to get, but this one managed to rise to the top based on features and price. I'm not going to be racing offroad or anything. I just wanted a basic bike suitable for riding around the neighborhood with perhaps the occasional excursion down a dirt road or path. The features that attracted me were the aluminum frame with lighter claimed weight than most of the competition in this category, disk brakes front and rear, and front suspension. I would have liked both front and rear suspension, but they tend to get heavier in that category. I also figured the Schwinn name has been around for a long time, so that might be worth something. (Though it seems like most reputable brands of our youth have become just marketing tools for the same offshore goods as every other brand) The box arrived in good condition within 4 days after I placed the order, including a weekend. There were few dings and scrapes on the outside, but nothing that appeared to penetrate to the bike itself. Unboxing was super easy: Opened the top flap and lifted the whole thing out. Assembly was typical for any bike. Just attach the pedals, handlebars, seat, and front wheel. The pedals took a 15mm box wrench. Most of the rest of the bolts took a 5mm hex key. Some of the adjustments required a Phillips (or JIS) screwdriver. The quick releases on the seat post and front wheel work well and hold securely when properly adjusted. The handlebars were the trickiest part mainly due to having to get all the cables routed properly. It took some fiddling and I'm still not 100% sure I have them routed the best way. At 5'7" with a 30" inseam, the height of this 27.5" version fits me just about perfect. I can stand over the bar flat footed and I just barely touch it. I wasn’t thrilled that yellow was the only color available for this model, but now that it’s here, I can say I kind of like the color. Certainly, easy to spot in a crowd. 😊 As you would expect with any new bike that you are assembling yourself, there were some adjustments that had to be made. The rear brake did nothing out of the box. Easy enough to fix by taking some slack out of the cable. The front brake kind of worked, but also needed to take out a little slack. The front caliper was not centered on the disk and pulled it sideways when applied. Even though this is my first bike with disk brakes, it didn't take long to figure out how to adjust it even without looking at the manual. I moved the brake levers around a little for comfort. The front and rear derailers both required some minor adjustment in order to get them to move through all the gear combinations smoothly. All in all, I doubt it took more than an hour to get it assembled, adjusted, and road tested. First impressions are that it is a decent bike for the money. There are a couple issues though. One minor, and one that I am debating contacting the manufacturer about. The minor issue is that the seat is crooked. It tilts to the side quite noticeably. (see photo) I tried loosening the adjustment/mounting bolt on the bottom to see if I could twist it straight, but no avail. I don't notice that much while riding (the seat isn't very comfortable no matter what), but it does make the bike look cheap or damaged. The bigger issue is the forks. They have what seems to me like way more "slop" than they should have. Maybe it's because I am used to motorcycle forks which are pretty tight in comparison, but these have a huge amount of play in them. If I had to make a diagnosis, I’d say the bushings are either the wrong size or totally worn out. You can really notice by holding the front brake and rocking the bike forward and back. (see video) The whole fork twists due to the disk applying side torque. On top of that, the fork travel is quite stiff and they don't seem to do much other than make the front end feel looser. I am not impressed. Maybe that's typical of bicycle forks, I don't know. I haven't had much experience with modern bike suspension. I don’t notice it while riding though. Others have complained about the manual not being specific to the bike, but honestly, I've never bought a bike that didn't just have a generic manual. (I haven't bought myself many bikes, but I have assembled a LOT of them for others over the years). I didn't actually even read the manual until after I had everything assembled, and it didn't really tell me anything I couldn't figure out on my own. If you are experienced with bicycle maintenance, you won’t have any problems. Overall, it seems like a decent bike for the money. Pretty typical of others I have assembled. I haven't ridden more than a few miles yet, but it seemed to ride fine for the short tests around the neighborhood. My only real issue is with the forks. I may try taking them apart to see if there is anything that can be done, or contact the manufacturer to see if it’s normal. I also just noticed the price jumped up by about sixty dollars since I ordered mine. Glad I got it when I did. I might have chosen a different one had it been at the new price when I was comparing.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2022 by Steve
Size: 29-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Black/Green
It went together easily in less than an hour. Make sure the front fork is forward or the pedals will hit the front tire. Tires are both a little soft so it needs air before I ride it. The rear wheel didn't come with a clamp regular bolts hold it on. The front had the clamp. No scratches out of box. Rims are a little off with a slight wobble. They could have spent more time with the spoke tool fixing the run out. So far out of the box I'm happy with it. I did replace the pedals with a nice aftermarket set. After riding it a bit my A$$ is a bit sore so I ordered another seat. Overall I'm nearly 60 and didn't ride a bike in 30 years. I like my new 29" Schwinn. It will be used for casual rides with my wife.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2020 by Bob
Size: 24-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Coral
This bike almost killed me. The front wheel CAME OFF while I was going downhill on a trail. I went over the bars and landed upside down on my shoulder and head, sustaining cuts, bruises, a sprained neck and a grade II AC joint sprain (partially torn ligaments in my AC joint, resulting in shoulder separation). This is a bad injury, but I'm lucky it wasn't much worse. I was wearing a helmet, a backpack with a built in frame that took some of the impact, and I just missed the trees. The wheel coming off was not user error—I had just paid $150 to have it tuned up and checked over at our local bike shop. It was my first time out on this bike. Prior to the wheel coming off, we noticed that the handle bars were rotating and needed to be tightened twice. The gear shifting is also terrible. My husband purchased this bike for me after seeing it recommended by Consumer Reports. Do yourself a favor and spend the extra money to get a bike that won't fall apart while you are riding it, causing serious injury.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Size: 27.5-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Yellow
I started cycling avidly in 1980, then worked at a Schwinn store from 1986 thru 1994. I haven't ridden a bike in nearly 10 years. I used to sell and service bikes for eight years. I cannot express how amazed I am at the quality of this Schwinn bike! The fact that it features disk brakes, a front suspension, an aluminum frame, index shifter, and great quality is just amazing! And the fact that all of that was less than 300 bucks is mind boggling! I feel like I won the lottery!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2024 by Zach C.
Size: 27.5-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Yellow
Update in 2024 I still like this bike, it has aluminum frame, disc brakes front and back, smooth derailleurs most of the time. Nice looking frame. Nice aluminum wheels. However, there are a few things I noticed over the past two years and upgraded to make the ride smooth. 1. I have replaced the BB with more modern sealed BB. Why? The pedals stutters and there was knocking sound somewhere, you can feel it wants to pause at specific angles and not very smooth, this was done only after 40-50 miles over the course of 1.5 years. Cost $30 including tools. Schwinn support was useless in finding BB that is compatible. Despite the spindle length of 68x126mm on the existing bike I had to get 68x122.5mm BB to ensure front derailleur compatibility. 2. Pedals. After BB replacement, I was still getting this very annoying knocking noise especially when going uphill. Didn't help but the new pedals are so smooth, so I kept them. 3. Wheels. I was finally able to narrow the source of noise to rear wheel and visually see the freewheel wobbles back and forth when the wheels are spinning, something inside was wrong. The knocking sound came on and off likely due to pawl sometimes disengage even if constantly pedaling. The quality of freewheel is quite bad, not what I expect from ~$450 bike. Note I weigh about 170 and I do not do jump or off road mostly on road with some light hilly road. Cost ~$200 including two wheels, new cassettes, spacers and tools. If I only upgrade the free hub, it would only cost $30-$50 but requires rebuilding the wheel. What's disappointing was a "mountain bike" manufactured in 2022 still uses freewheel that can easily break. It is quite cheap. This is not a one hundred dollar bike you buy from Walmart. Come on Schwinn 4. Some other things I replaced, the cheap rubber hand grips $15, replace the uncomfortable saddle $30. 5. Some other things about to break, both shifters are about to die, especially when twisting to the highest tension. Review in 2022 The bike itself is pretty good. It rides well, shifts smoothly and brakes are very responsive. However, there are assembling issues that re not so beginner friendly, mainly in three areas: the derailleurs, the brakes and the wheels. The derailleur shifts out of the box but skips gears thus requires adjustments. Both H/L limit screws and the cable adjuster were adjusted which costed about 40-60min. The router of the rear brake isn’t perfectly flat this makes scratch noise, I had to bend it slightly to fix the issue. The most time consuming part was trueing the wheel, the rear wheel wobbles out of the box, I had to purchase wheel spoke tension tools to adjust the tension and true the wheel. All in all, I like the bike after all the necessary adjustments but it would be great if all these issues were addressed prior shipping to customers.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2022 by Ken Zimmer
Size: 29-Inch Wheels
Style: Aluminum Frame and Disc Brakes
Color: Black/Green
Great bike , rides smooth, I added a bigger spring loaded seat to it . Takes a bit of adjusting cables to get brakes and shifting to perfect . I've owned quite a few bikes in the past that were absolutely uncomfortable to ride and they always ended up as garage wall decor . I'm not seeing that with this one. It's pretty light I've only ridden it a few miles but I like it . As for the pedals falling off in the other reviews , the pedal arms are aluminum along with the pedal studs look to be also . I would not overtighten them. I can see it would be very easy to overtighten them and strip the threads right off . All in all I think it's pretty good quality besides the aluminum pedal thing .
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2021 by jamie d.