Ozark Trail 29" M.2 Ridge Pro Mountain Bike, Medium Frame, Fits Riders 5'6"-5'9", Black, Adult, Unisex

Fantastic for the price, looks great in person, and rides smooth once everything is dialed in. Mine needed to be taken to the bike shop to adjust the derailleur because out of the box shifting was not smooth. I'm a novice so I couldn't get it just right. My local bike shop had it perfect in about 10m. I think this is a great option for anyone who doesn't want to spend half their yearly disposable income on a Polygon or Specialized bike and wants to occasionally hit some trails. Somthing that might bug some people but doesn't apply to me is the rims are not tubeless compatible unlike what the specification state, and the rims are quite narrow so putting a wider tire probably isn't the best idea even though the bike frame can accommodate it.

The only negatives about this bike are: A-the web site item description, B-no shock pump included C- no iscg mount. Yes, it's "entry-level / budget", whatever that means, but is everything people asked for, at half the price. The weight was 33.5 lbs, tapered head tube has tapered air fork and even sealed cartridge bearings. Shifting is smooth %26 crisp, with great range, the brakes work and comes with 125mm dropper post, out of the box. AND, external, sealed bearing bottom bracket with hollow cranks. Grips, pedals, seat are functional but everyone changes those anyway, no matter what bike. Wheels %26 tires might be heavy but work well, especially for the "target market", with legit Boost TA, thru axles, front and rear. Going tubeless might save half a pound LOL. I have two OTR M.2, 27.5 %26 29er, now this and an FS.3, as soon as they're back in stock (hint, hint). These are great bikes at great price, the elite snobs will always hate because they overpaid. Just get you one (or more;) and ride your legs off!