Schwinn S29 Mens Mountain Bike, 29-Inch Wheels, 18-Inch/Medium Aluminum Frame, Dual-Suspension, Mechanical Disc Brakes

Features

• The Schwinn S29 mountain bike features a 18-inch/medium frame for a suggested rider height of 5'9"-6'2"
• The SRAM 3. 0 rear derailleur and SRAM 3. 0 21-speed trigger shifting will provide ultimate shifting for quick gear changes
• Front and rear mechanical disc brakes provide crisp stopping and steady speed control on descents and extra wide double wall alloy rims wrap around 2. 1-Inch wide knobby mountain tires
• The S29 features SR Suntour 3 piece alloy cranks
• Featuring lightweight and strong alloy 29-inch wheels

Description

You'll appreciate the responsiveness and added bump absorption from the rear shock. 21-speed Shimano EZ-Fire trigger shifters and front and rear Shimano derailleurs offer precise shifting, but also a super wide gear range that will let you tackle varying terrain in the same ride. Front and rear mechanical disc brakes provide the utmost stopping power in any riding condition, while the light double wall alloy 29er rims and knobby mountain tires roll over obstacles and around corners easier. If you're looking to step up your mountain biking skills without breaking the bank, then look no further. The S29 Mountain Bike from Schwinn is the perfect bike to go out and conquer the trails on. Equipped with a sturdy Schwinn aluminum dual-suspension frame featuring a front suspension fork and rear shock, every trail is now in play. What are you waiting for? Enjoy the freedom of riding a Schwinn mountain bike. Schwinn aluminum dual-suspension frame features a front suspension fork and rear shock for ultimate bump absorption and durable trail riding 21-speed Shimano EZ-Fire trigger shifters with Shimano derailleurs for a wide gear range and smooth shifts Front and rear mechanical disc brakes provide crisp stopping and steady speed control on descents and extra wide double wall alloy rims wrap around 2.1-inch wide knobby mountain tires Schwinn alloy triple cranks and Shimano 7-speed freewheel combine to supply the right gearing at all times Founded in 1895 in Chicago, Illinois, the Schwinn mission has been to develop bicycles that allow people to experience the confidence and freedom that comes from riding a bike. Over the last century, the bicycles, designs, and riders have evolved, but our commitment to the Schwinn mission has remained strong. Schwinn is excited to be on this journey with you. As we continue to build upon our heritage of being America’s most loved bicycle brand; we look forward to another century of sharing our bicycles with explorers of all ages. You can trust that you have our continued dedication to the quality and innovation that has become synonymous with the Schwinn name. Let’s go!

Shipping Weight: 47 pounds

ASIN: B00UXNKQPI

Item model number: S2520AZDS

Customer Reviews: 3.2 out of 5 stars147 customer ratings

Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #61,228 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #41 in Mountain Bikes

abunda_amazon_reviews I’m about 6’, 200 pounds and was looking for a fun activity to augment my daily dog walks. With so many awesome trails here in Washington State, this seemed like a good option. Ronald Reagan was in the White House the last time I bought a bike, so obviously the technology has come a long way since then, but there were a few “must-have” features this bike satisfies: - Price: As neither a real-estate mogul, nor someone who gets paid $200,000 for a speech, I didn’t want to spend a fortune, and this price-point was perfect. Based on my riding skills and intended usage, spending any more seemed frivolous. - Full suspension: I had back surgery a few years ago so needed something to soak up the bumps; this bike delivers. - Disk brakes: We measure rainfall in feet around here, so reliable all-weather stopping is critical. These brakes are so much better than my previous antique. - 29” wheels: I know this remains a debatable point, but for me this bike feels perfectly sized and is still very agile in narrow trails. The seat post is about halfway down so there’s room for someone a few inches taller or shorter than me. - Quick-release seat and front wheel: the bike fits perfectly in our Mazda MPV but not in our Nissan Pathfinder, so this is a very nice feature if you’d rather transport your bike inside the vehicle. On a related note, I’ve had enough recent experience with medical devices that I didn’t need to sit on one every time I ride. The stock seat is pretty rudimentary, and after 5 minutes I knew an upgrade was necessary. I bought a Cloud-9 Cruiser Select Airflow CS Saddle for about 25 bucks and it’s night and day compared to the original. Overall, I think this was a great investment.;;Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2016;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;All the required features for a great price;;nightwalker22;;;I waited until I had over 400 miles on the bike before writing a review, and so far, so good. I wanted a low priced dual suspension mountain bike to ride 3 - 4 times a week for about 25 miles at a time. My old bike had 26 inch wheels and no suspension, this one rides much better. I know that the suspension parts are not the best as they are just springs, but they seem adequate for my needs which is mostly on paved and an occasional fire road. If you need rear locking or want dampening, you will need to spend a lot more money. I ordered the matte black and blue model mostly because it looked like it had mounts for a water bottle cage, and it does. It also came with a side stand. In 400 miles, I have not had any problems, and have not had anything get loose or fall off. I assembled it myself, and didn't have any problems or missing parts. I am 6' tall and weigh 185, the bike fits well and has a nice ride, I really like the 29" wheels. I am glad that I bought it and would recommend it to a friend as long as they are over 5' 10".;;Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2020;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Review after 400 miles...;;BadGolferMike;;;I upgraded from a cheap Walmart Genesis 29in bicycle to this beast! The bike came very well packaged and the only things that needed to be put together were the front wheel and the handle bars. One thing I did notice was that the front brake disc was ever so slightly bent (did not affect it's purpose though). I watched several YouTube videos on bicycle assembly to make sure I had everything correct. I have never dealt with disc brakes on a bicycle so I wanted to make sure they were set properly. It took me about an hour to get the bike assembled and all adjustments to the brakes done to my specifications and it rides like a dream! I did keep my aftermarket seat from my old bike though and installed it on this. It seems like any new bike you get will come with that thin hard foam seat. It looks great and feels great and for the price, you get a great deal from a very reputable company! - - - Edit: After 3 months and a little over 150 miles on the bike, I encountered an issue where the rear gear mechanism broke. Luckily, the "Lifetime Warranty" offered by Schwinn stood up to its promise. I got the model number and date code off the bike - called the number on the service sticker and within a few days I received the parts I needed. Assembly was fairly simple after watching a few YouTube videos and now I'm back on the bike. I added this to be perfectly honest about the product, not to say that it is cheaply made by any means but to say that it is well worth the extra money to have this lifetime warranty.;;Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2016;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;This beast rides like a dream!;;Chris Butts;;;A heads up to Schwinn - after a year of purchase, I noticed some traces of rust on the handle bars. Due to the extent, I decided to strip it to bare metal and discovered that the material had rust pitting on the bent portions. It seems that the material is substandard ordinary steel and did not go through any proper treatment before being painted. I am aware that this unit is under lifetime warranty but I have shipped it to the Philippines so not so hopeful that Schwinn can do much about my predicament. Downgraded by another star as the SRAM rear shifter ceased working today. I disassembled the contraption and found the grooves on the gear already worn out. Again, poor material quality that does not make the SRAM brand proud. Up to this point, the Schwinn lifetime guarantee is still silent and does not seem to exist.;;Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2018;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;A heads up to Schwinn - after a year of ...;;Duped;;;This is an excellent bike! I haven't had a mountain bike in about 7-9 years or so, so I've been out of the loop. Plus, this is my first full suspension bike. I've always used hardtails in the past. Anyway, it is a very nice ride. Having the full suspension really helps with the ride and definitely lessens bumps in the road, cracks, etc. I'm still tweaking the rear derailler, but all and all, very smooth shifting. Took a good deal to get assembled, and especially tuning. The disc brakes are great, but they were frustrating to get optimized and in tune. But, after all that prep work, it is a very solid bike. Highly recommend replacing the stock seat with a more cushionny one. Highly recommended bike to beginners, like me!;;Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2017;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Excellent beginner full suspension mountain bike!;;Michael Reinders