The Schwinn® High Timber 26-in men’s front suspension mountain bike takes you on and off the trail with a Schwinn® steel MTB frame and an SR Suntour M2000 suspension fork. It’s driven by a Shimano® 21-speed drive teach with SRAM grip shifting.
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Benefits
• Bike Type: Mountain Bike Are super versatile, you can ride them in the dirt or ride them on the pavement.
• Bike Frame Material: Steel A strong and durable material that will last.
• Type of Shifter: SRAM Gripshift You simply twist the shifter part of the handle grips to change the gears.
• Front Brake: Alloy Linear-Pull Brakes Powerful and reliable braking.
• Rear Brake: Alloy Linear-Pull Brake Designed to give you powerful and reliable braking.
• Fork Type: Suspension This helps to smooth your ride and increase your bike’s handling.
• Rims: Alloy Made from aluminum-alloy which is very strong and set alight. Gives you a better braking surface that will not rust.
Key Specs:
• Bike Gender: Men’s
• Number of Gear Speeds: 21 Speed
• Seat Post: Straight
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Well 1 key spec is missing – the bike’s frame size. Lacking knowing the size it’s impossible to establish if it would fit.
It’s amusing that it states: “Seat Post: Straight” I don’t reflect I’ve EVER read that one before… yet no frame size???
And I don’t mean to question you but you’re 6-5 and you have a 32 inseam??? I have honestly small legs for my size a 31″ inseam and I’m 5-8.
I doubt very much that you are 6′ 5″ and have a 32 inch inseam you need to check it here.
http://www.coloradocyclist.com/bikefit
I would say the bike would be too small for you. At your height you will only get a excellent fit at a bike shop.
Bicycles arent one size fits all like the department supplies and walmart make you believe. A bike shop will have each model that will come in a range of sizes backed by service and fitting. Go to your bike shop if you want a bike that will fit you and you will delight in riding for many years to come or go to walmart and but a toy bike that most likely wont fit well with no service with it that will be a fizture in you garage then the dump for many years to come.
26″ refers to the wheel size. A typical person 6′5″ wants a 20-22 inch frame mountain bike, as measured by the distance between the bottom bracket (that is the crank housing) and the top of the seat tube. I’m 5′11″ and have a 31 inch inseam, so I too question your inseam measurement. My bike has a 19″ frame and is a touch too huge. Michael Phelps has small legs relative to his torso, so you could be accurate in your measurement. If that’s the case, then you want a frame size of 18-19 inches.