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Mongoose Exile Dual-Suspension Mountain Bike (26-Inch Wheels) Reviews
Mongoose Exile Dual-Suspension Mountain Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
- Alloy Front Triangle Frame
- 21-speed SRAM Pro & Shimano Shifting
- Alloy Crown Fork, Alloy Crank
Mongoose Exile Dual-Suspension Mountain Bike
Rating:
(out of 1 reviews)
List Price: $ 229.99
Price: $ 229.99
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July 17th, 2010 - 14:27
Review by Christopher Y. for Mongoose Exile Dual-Suspension Mountain Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
Rating:
I purchased this bike for two hundred American at a sports specialty retailer, Sports Authority. For the relative low price, I got what I paid for. The bike was heavy at 43 lbs. The dual suspension was a very nice feature during downhill terrains and ramps. The mid section suspension also attempts to be adjustable to accommodate road and rough terrains. I got into a new sport with this bike and was able to learn very fast how equipment can cost more than a motorized version.
I took a spill a couple of months back that set my wallet back a few bucks. The rear rim had to be replaced along with two tire tubes, the rear derailleur, cable housing and cable, and a couple months of back recovery (totaling $90). I also purchased a pair of universal debris fenders for muddy downhill rides and rainy cross-country field trips.
There are a few upgrades that I would recommend for this product. (1) A Kevlar tube liner to protect the tire tube from being punctured by any thorns or nails ($18). (2) Debris fenders for the front and rear tires if applicable (muddy terrain) ($60). And most important of all, a helmet for off-road and long distance cycling.