Hiland 24,26 Inch Mountain Bike with Disc-Brake 21 Speeds Shimano Drivetrain,2 Size/2 Colors

For the price it's a good deal for basic trail riding and for the street. I'm 5'3" so I could have gone with a 24" but the 26 is fine. Of all the bikes we've owed they have all been in this price range. At my height I really felt like the handle bars are too low. I added an adapter for 7$, well worth it. On huffy and Mongoose you can adjust the height of the bars with out a riser, but this is a thread less system so there's little adjustment with the spacers. The seat, just like others in the price range isn't worth putting in the box. I added a nice memory foam gel seat. Some comments led me to belive the valves are presta, can't remember if it was in the description or not. The valves are called Dunloop. Presta adapters will not work to convert these to Schrader valves. I bought a hand pump for around 20$. Not sure if a presta air compressor attachment will work. The tires were some what inflated on arrival, but I was able to get air into the tube with a blow gun, not to proper psi but enough to try it out and set it up till the pump came. Dual suspension is sufficient I guess, but I wish there was a way to adjust it, I could not find anything in the book about it. The hand grips are, let's say ruff on the hands, but provide plenty of grip. I use padded gloves, so it's a non issue. The shifting is smooth and the gears seem better for power and speed than other 21 speed bikes we have.

The bike is working great for my 12 year old daughter but if you need to inflate the tires...well, good luck.Went ahead and purchased new, Schrader valve, 24" tubes because i couldn't figure out how to inflate these tubes. I showed the valve stem that came with the Kenda tread to a bike mechanic and he was also perplexed. Added about $15 to the cost of the bike which I thought was still worth it. Keep it simple!

Everything about the bike was awesome, except the tire tubes. I put in regular Schrader tubes, but the added cost and effort was annoying.

I bought this to use while I do some repairs on my primary bike, and to keep as a spare in case of emergencies. This bike looks good and was fairly easy to assemble, other than the fact that I could not air up the tires. Instead of Schrader or Presta valves, they had some weird type that did not work with either of my pumps.. I had to order new tubes to replace them. The front brake pads were rubbing, making riding an ordeal, but after some trial and error I was able to get the wheel spinning freely. I had hoped that was the reason for the wobble in the front wheel, but it wasn't. It's rideable, but I don't like the wobble. The seat is uncomfortable, so I am ordering a gel seat cover.

Three things wrong 1. There is nothing in the description on what adapter is required to put air in tires, I would not have purchased a bike with special stems. Amazon needs to correct this. If I cannot fix this I will be returning the bike. 2. The disk brake plate is bent, I cant ride the bike without air to determine if I need to return the bike or replace the plate! 3. UPS packages are so dirty when they arrive, I need to clean the packages before bring in the house. Spent a lot of time trying to find the air stem adapter to fill the tires and need help!!!!!

Sturdy bike, but it came with no instructions for assembly. The brakes, especially the front disc brake, had no instructions on adjustments. Wrote a complaint through Amazon and the response was, "will be happy to help once you contact us", except they gave no information on how to contact them.

Came broken in the box, front fork was bent and didnt line up on the wheel right so i couldnt even assemble it

It's a great bike. The new Presta valve stem system is what the new high end mountain bikes have. My only question is: where does the protective bracket go? I installed it on the derailer. It looks good. Maybe I'm right.