Diamondback Recoil 29er Mountain Bike Review

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Design? Some Photos

Design Verdict

The design of the Diamondback Recoil 29er Mountain Bike is really beautiful.

Worth? I must say, yes!

Easy Gearing and Braking

When it comes to the gearing and shifting components of the 2015 Recoil mountain bike, Shimano reigns supreme. Components included in this complete mountain bike are an 8-speed Shimano drivetrain, a Shimano Altus dual pull front derailleur, a Shimano Acera 8-speed rear derailleur, and SR Suntour cranks for consistent shifting at high speeds and on steep hills.

Great Frame and Suspension

I can assume that you know that the frame and suspension on any mountain bike is extremely important, and thankfully, I can tell you that the frame and suspension of the 2015 Recoil full suspension bike is of top quality.

Detailed Specifications

Sizes are 16 inches, 18 inches, 20 inchesFrame is DB Recoil, 6061-T6 aluminum trail with

4 inch travel, machined formed tube, and butted down tube

Fork is SR XCT with 100mm travelFront derailleur is Shimano Altus M310 dual pullRear derailleur is Shimano Acera M360 8-speed

The PositivesAttractive bike designSmooth to rideSeat is adjustableGear box positioning is idealGreat priceLightweightGreat handlebar control

The NegativesAssembly instructions are difficult to

understandMechanical brakes make noiseComponents are lower grade when

compared to competitors

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)which it is the weight of the bike? - My scale said 36.4 out of the box. 

What Customers Say About It?Good quality bike for the price, rides great, handles

great and shifts very smooth with the ratcheting shift levers. Bike also looks great and is light to pitch around when needed as compared to steel framed bikes. Only wish it would come with a kick stand and a little larger cushioned seat. Have only had it for 6 weeks but am pleased so far.

The bike looks more beautiful in real life than in picture. It came semi assembled, and it took me less than two hours to put together the rest - mainly front wheel, handle bar, front brake system, pedals, seat, etc. Getting the front brake right and freeing up a stuck chain cost the most time. Took it out for a spin in the neighborhood, and it felt good. Will head to the trail when Joaquin passes, and see if it is up to the reputation.

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