Schwinn Mesa Adult Mountain Bike, 21-24 Speeds, 27.5-Inch Wheels, Small to X-Large Aluminum Frame, Multiple Colors
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Style: Mesa 3
Size: Small Frame
Color: Black
Features
- Mesa 3 is for riders who want to take mountain biking to the next level. With 27.5-inch wheels and women's small frame fit riders 63 to 67 inches tall.
- Mountain-tuned aluminum frame and Zoom HL565 aluminum suspension fork are great for dirt trails and gravel paths
- 21-speed drivetrain with shifters offer quick, precise shifts that lets you easily adapt to your terrain for all cycling adventures
- Aluminum linear pull brakes deliver stopping power and speed control keeping all cyclists safe in any weather condition
- 27. 5-inch wheels and tires provide traction and stability out on the trail
Bike Type: Mountain Bike
Age Range (Description): Adult
Brand: Schwinn
Number of Speeds: 21
Color: Black
Wheel Size: 27.5 Inches
Frame Material: Aluminum
Suspension Type: Front
Special Feature: 21 speed
Included Components: Bike
Bike Type: Mountain Bike
Number Of Speeds: 21
Suspension Type: Front
Additional Features: 21 speed
Brake Style: Linear Pull
Specific Uses For Product: Gravel, Trail
Power Source: Pedal power
Bicycle Gear Shifter Type: Trigger
Intended Riding Terrain: Mountain Terrain, Unpaved Trails
Derailleur Configuration: Front and Rear
Bicycle Drivetrain Type: Derailleur
Color: Black
Style Name: Mesa 3
Wheel Size: 27.5 Inches
Size: Small Frame
Warranty Type: Limited Lifetime
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 125 Kilograms
Is Assembly Required: Yes
Minimum User Height: 63 Inches
Age Range Description: Adult
Brand Name: Schwinn
Included Components: Bike
Model Number: S23300F10SM-PC
Model Name: Schwinn mesa mountain bike
Model Year: 2020
UPC: 038675184831
Manufacturer: Pacific Cycle, Inc.
Warranty Description: Limited Lifetime
Item Type Name: Bike
Frame Material Type: Aluminum
Wheel Material: Aluminum
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I managed to snag this bike for less than $600. Oddly enough, right after I bought it, it went to $709. Lucked out somehow. I’d say it’s worth that though. It’s light, well made. Hydraulic brakes are impossible to find on an entry level bike so i was pleased with that. I am making some changes right off the bat. The grips are like rocks, as is the saddle. I’m also adding an extender to raise the handle bar up to give me a more upright riding position. Easy to put together out of the box and was relatively tuned up to start. I’ll be taking it in to a bike shop to fine tune the shifting. Overall very happy so far. We’ll see if the pedals hold up. Stripping seems to be a common problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2021 by J.S.
Bicycle arrived with bent derailleur. I'd blame that on UPS being careless along the way than on component quality. The bent derailleur (A cheap Shimano that you can find right on Amazon for $25 or so) prompted me to buy a good quality Microshift Advent derailleur I saw on more expensive bikes. It turned out to be incompatible with the rear freewheel, so I ended up going on a bit of a shopping spree for compatible *quality* components to replace the entire chain system, AND rear wheel. And guess what. Well worth the money. I did have to get some help from a bike shop in my town to adjust the chains and replace the front crankarms, but now the ride is butter smooth. So, if you have a hard time with assembly, just swallow your pride, and ask for professional assembly help. It does take well-developed skills and sense to be able to assemble a bicycle properly.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2022 by Alex B.
Received the bike in really good time...that's Amazon for you. It was simple to put together and appeared to be a nice bicycle. The front derailleur was noisy and I was able to get it quiet by adjusting but would not shift properly to the small sprocket. On the first outing of about five miles, I stood on the pedal and the chain broke. After that I took it to the bike shop in downtown Fredericksburg for an upgraded chain and adjustment by someone who knows what they're doing. I now own a nice bicycle for the money. The chain is junk.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2021 by Robert
When I first got the Schwinn Mesa 2 brand new, it honestly looked a little cheap and basic. But over time I started upgrading almost everything on the bike, and now it has completely exceeded my expectations. I upgraded the wheels, tires, disc brakes, brake levers, front suspension, converted it into an e-bike, and even installed Shimano SLX components. The bike now rides between 20–40 mph both on-road and off-road, and the frame has held up surprisingly well through all of it. I ride off-road very often, and after more than 2 years of use, the frame still has no bends, no cracks, and no issues at all. That honestly impressed me because this bike was never really meant for the type of upgrades and riding I put it through. One thing that surprised me the most is the tire and wheel clearance. I was able to fit real MTB wheels with a 30mm inner rim and 27.5 x 3.5 tires, and I still have enough clearance around the chainstay and frame. I honestly could not believe it worked so well. This is the small frame size, and it fits my height perfectly. Overall, I’m very happy with this bike and how my project turned out. For the price, the Schwinn Mesa 2 ended up being way better than I expected.
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I bought it for $215, Used, Like New. It was 100% new in the box, but it was slightly damaged. (The wheel was packed over the crank so it needed a spoke fixed and the wheel trued, and both tubes were bad). After sending proof of repairs, the seller refunded half of the amount of the bill. Also, you will have to tune the gearing, or take it to a professional. I didn't know that, but with some careful reading and a couple of hours work I managed. All in all, I got a great bike for under half the price if I had bought it retail. I'm happy with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024 by Stevan Benson
Rear wheel was way out of true. I had to bring it to a bike shop to be repaired. A few scratches on the frame.
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My front tire was stolen out of my truck. I called with the intention of buying a new front tire, rim, inner tube, quick release axle, but was told it was under warranty and all items were replaced free of charge. During this ordering process my customer service rep was incredibly responsive, proactive, and competent. No hassle at all. Know that if you buy this bike and have an issue it will be addressed seriously by people not attempting to extract more money from you. Buy worry free with Schwinn.
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NOTE: This review was written by my friend. I bought them the bike. "You get what you pay for!" That's the common mode of thinking, right? Spend $1,000 on a bike, expect $1,000 quality: reliable, maybe a premium component here and there, standard issue components and building techniques that won't let your bike crumble to dust. Spend $400, and your bike is either an entry level bike with care taken to the specs before they're mass produced, or a department store accident waiting to happen. This bike is the latter. I get it in the box, nothing seems wrong. I assemble it, and everything seems okay. I ride it once... And the deraileurs fail immediately; the chain refuses to go up to the higher gears. That's a sign that this particular bike wasn't assembled with the consumer in mind, but I ignored it, manually adjusting the deraileurs and going on about my business. The entire time, I rode it here and there, and I had been riding with a disaster waiting to happen: the front suspension fork was loose. The rubber bushings didn't even attempt to hold it in place; in fact, the rubber itself looked like it was worn out by someone ripping sick, techy terrain for weeks and months before I even got ahold of the thing. The stem itself was loose and wobbly, as in I can hold the handlebar and wiggle it back and forth, with the rest of the bike not following for a good half centimeter in every direction. I searched it up online, thinking that I need to just adjust something, but every response was the same: replace the fork or take it in. This may have been $400, which is not much for a bike, but I'd expect something that I can ride without worrying about faulty parts out of the box. A bent wheel is one thing, that's mainly a packaging issue. A jacked up suspension fork? That's absolutely a manufacturing problem, and I'd advise anyone to stay away from this bike. Heck, I'm staying away from Schwinn, unless I can inspect it in person. Summary: Inexplicable manufacturing defect - do not get this bike.
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