Trinx MTB Mens Mountain Bike 26 inch Shimano 21-Speed M136

Bike arrived safe, had to set up the shifting and brakes. The brake handles were set up opposite, usually the rear brake is used by the right hand...The frame had a scratch on the down tube and was sloppily touched up, only visible in daylight and not a real concern for me, as it will get bangs and knocks over time. Excellent welds on the frame which was my prime concern, rides and handles great. Upgrade the components and you will still be under the price of prominent name brand.. I do my own maintenance, so if you order this bike, pay the $50 for a shop to make it right with a tune up if you're not up for it. This bike is my donor bike to be turned into an E-Bike...the Trinx M136 has good bones to make it my city street screamer.

Typical assembly was needed for this bike and it required some adjustment with the rear brakes and front derailer however once it was dialed in it is a good bike for its price. I am 6"1 200lbs and it fits me just fine. I would recommend this for an entry level bike. The main negative about this bike is the tires do not perform well in softer conditions. I have ordered new tires to put on this bike.Update 7-11-2020. I have had several bolts on this bike break off and a ton of issues with the chain and breaks.

Very good.

I got lot of bike for my money. The frame and shocks are sturdy and light and the bike shifts without issues. The disc brakes leave a little bit to be desired though... they squeal loudly when coming to stops and they don't seem to slow me down better than rubber caliper brakes I've had on my cheaper bikes. Also, the bike does require some assembly when it shows up, the hardest part being adjusting the front disc brake (not terribly difficult). At minimum, you'll need Allen wrenches and a crescent wrench.After about 30 miles of riding, I am satisfied with the bike. I kept up with my buddy which had a much more expensive bike. It's good enough... and it's great considering what I paid for it.