Ozark Trail 29" M.2 Ridge Mountain Bike, Medium Frame, Fits Riders 5'7" - 5'11", Gray, Adult, Unisex

Today, the entry point for going mountain biking just got a little bit lower. The Ozark Trail Ridge, a $398 bicycle sold at Walmart is making mountain biking accessible to someone who can save a bit more for a more expensive bike. The frame geometry, internal cable routing, disc brakes, 29" wheels and overall upgradability of the fork, drivetrain, with a dropper post ready seat tube makes this the ultimate value bike for beginner enduro. Watch the Berm Peak video, Seth put's this through it's paces and it outperforms every other bike for the same price. Amazing job Walmart, excited for things to come!

Great beginner mountain bike for the price and you can upgrade it easily as you go. well built aluminum frame with internal cable routing, sealed bearings and tapered head tube, dropper post ready, and has modern geometry. the drivetrain is good with a cassette range from 11-42 tooth so it has decent speed while still being a very capable climbing bike. The derailleur is definitely "budget" but does the job with a little tuning. The front fork is good and feels better built than the no-name forks found on so many big box bikes these days. The disc brakes work well and are quiet most of the time except on low speed descents but i've found that typical. For the price I think its a good investment in the hobby of mountain biking or just to go get some exercise! You can upgrade this bike as your skills advance or just ride it as it comes. Either way I would have a local bike shop check it over or someone familar with setting up and adjusting derailleurs and brakes then you are good to go.