Outroad Folding Mountain Bike 26 Inch for Adult, 21-Speed Dual Suspension High-Carbon Steel Foldable Bicycle, Dual Disc Brake Folding Bikes for Men Women

Great bike, easy to assemble, 45 minutes and now let’s ride!

Bike broken on delivery was unable to ride due to manufacturing issues with the front wheel had to return for refund, excellent customer service.

My son loves it a lot. It took about 2 hours to get the bike assembled. All the tools are included in the box.This bike is beautiful, sturdy and it actually folds easily.

The bike has served me well enough for the price, although less tolerant people would probably have a less favorable opinion given the same experience. I've been using this bike to get around campus for around 5 months for an average of 2 miles per day, every day. If not for the fork, this would be 4 stars.To start, the quality of components:- The bike was easy to assemble, and the folding mechanism works well. However, the brakes were on the wrong side (rear shifter is next to the front brake lever).- You'll have to adjust the brakes yourself. This is fairly easy. From the factory, the brakes come contacting the discs. Make sure to center it perfectly or there will be noise.- The hole where the sliding bolt locks the folding mechanism is slightly deformed. I'm not sure if this will wear out more and pose an issue in the future.- The paint has a few chips, exposing the steel underneath, although not enough to cause it to rust. Some of these chips seemed to appear out of nowhere and were certainly not caused by direct impacts.- The fork is absolute garbage. Even riding on a road, after a few (~10 times) drops from the curb onto the road, the fork became bent. I haven't been on any trails or doing any jumps, simply dropping onto the road a few times bent the fork. You won't be able to use this as a 'mountain bike' without a better fork. It's also not responsive to lubrication and quickly becomes locked out.- The mud guards are thin cheap plastic and are weak enough that they'll sag onto your wheels. One of mine came bent enough that it was unusable as is. I simply didn't use them.- The rear shock on mine came with sediment in the threaded part that holds the spring on, causing a squeaking noise. I took it off, cleaned it out, and the issue has been gone since. This is fairly easy.- The rear shock is somewhat heavy. The bike and I weigh around 210 pounds together and the shock barely moves.- The seat is extremely uncomfortable. Get a better one.- The support is garbage. I emailed them about the rear shock issue, and they ghosted me after the first email.- I'm almost 6' and the bike is only a little bit small, but not enough for me to feel negatively about it.Overall, in order to turn this bike into a decent bike, if you have the same problems as me and cheap out on extra components as well, you'll spend:$20 for a comfortable seat. Optional but I would consider this a massive upgrade.$110-200 for a cheap fork. $110 is the cheapest you should go to expect something usable. $200 is in the range of 'reputable' budget forks.Some of your time to install parts and clean/adjust the rear shock and brakes.In conclusion, if you want to use this as a mountain bike, it costs around 210 + 110 = $320 dollars to be comparable to a normal budget bike. The fork is absolutely necessary if you want to 'mountain bike'. If your budget is limited, you should bite the bullet and just get a reputable budget bike in the $300-400 dollar range.The only exception is if this is for a child. In that case, the above issues should be greatly mitigated, and this bike will be usable as is after a bit of tweaking.

The instructions were not good. Went to YouTube. And then it was a breeze. Had issues with seat staying up. No bike shop in my area will work on them.I bought 2. The pedal was not strung correctly and the company gave me a refund and paid to have sent back.Used the other for a few months and now the pedal on that one is broken. I got a warranty so I will be seeing what they can offer.

Easy to assemble. My son loves it

Very cool looking bike. It took me over a hour to put together by myself. Over all I LOVE it.

So haven’t ridden a bike in almost 30 years I decided to get one since there are many bike trails close to where I live. I like the idea that it folds making it easy to throw in the car.So overall it’s pretty well made. Comes around 80% assembled. You have to install stuff like the front wheel, seat and handle bars. First off, throw away the assembly instructions, they are totally useless. Bad conversion from Chinese to English. There are some really good videos on YouTube on how to put it together.For the most part it’s pretty straightforward. The only tricky part is adjusting the disk brakes. Both wheels the disk was rubbing within the brake caliper and required tweaking to get them adjusted correctly.So taking it out for my first ride was a trip! Lol. Only fell once until I got my riding skills back. After reading other reviews I did purchase a way better seat and glad I did. As far as riding, this if definitely not a light weight bike. I believe around 35 lbs. I never owned a mountain bike before so really have nothing to compare it to. Not planning to do any mountain riding, just casual bike trails. Other video reviews say this is not a bike to really use on mountain trails.So once I got my composure back, it rode pretty good. It’s going to take some riding time to get use to all the gears. Again, there are some good videos explaining these 21 speed gearsSo overall I think it’s a great bike for the money. It’s well made and doesn’t feel cheap. We’ll see how long it holds up.