Schwinn Mirada 26 Inch Men's Bike
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The Schwinn Mirada 26 Inch Men's Bike has the sleek looks of a fine ride any man would be happy to be seen sporting around. Looking cool is a great excuse for getting a little exercise. ASSEMBLY REQUIRED.
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| Dimensions: | |
|---|---|
| Rider Height: | 62 in. and above |
| Wheel Size: | 26 in. |
| Product Overview: | |
| Bikes Category: | Mountain |
| Gender: | Male |
| Item Weight (lbs.): | 40.8 |
| Age: | Adult |
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Specifications & Dimensions
| Dimensions: | |
|---|---|
| Rider Height: | 62 in. and above |
| Wheel Size: | 26 in. |
| Product Overview: | |
| Bikes Category: | Mountain |
| Gender: | Male |
| Item Weight (lbs.): | 40.8 |
| Age: | Adult |
| Description: | |
| Number of Speeds: | 21 |
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Product Description
The Schwinn Mirada 26 Inch Men's Bike has the sleek looks of a fine ride any man would be happy to be seen sporting around. Looking cool is a great excuse for getting a little exercise. ASSEMBLY REQUIRED.
CLICK HERE for Bike Sizing Guide
CLICK HERE for Bike Buying Guide
- 26 Inch Wheels
- Schwinn MTB framer
- The RST190 C7 Suspension Fork
- The Shimano 21-speed drive train with Shimano
- SRAM Grip Shift Shifters
- The brakes are alloy linear pull brakes
- The wheels are rustproof 36 hole alloy rims with stainless steel spokes
Added on October 21, 2010
Customer Ratings And Reviews
Overall Rating
(12 reviews)
11 of 12 (91%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Our most helpful positive review
2 people thought this was helpful.
Mirada Schwinn Bike is Worth It September 27, 2010
Schwinn is a great revered name in the world of bikes and the Schwinn Mirada continues that tradition. For a relatively inexpensive price you get excellent quality craftsmanship, a solid/sturdy bike with the smoothest of rides. I like taking it out by the lake whenever I get a chance. Too bad summer is over I am already looking forward to taking it out next year.
Our most helpful negative review
5 people thought this was helpful.
Read The Facts December 25, 2010
Schwinn (a.k.a. Pacific-Cycle) mass produces inexpensive bicycles & sells them through discount stores. This is not the Schwinn as found in a real bicycle shop for several reasons. The number one reason would be quality. Discount store bikes use the cheapest components possible. Example: The Shimano Tourney rear derailleur vs. at least a better Shimano Altus, which may run $5.00 to $10.00 more. More? A 7 speed "freewheel" hub vs. a better "cassette" hub. I'll explain. A freewheel hub (gears) simply screw onto a thin axle. The cassette slides onto a spline on a thicker - stronger freehub & is held in place with a locking ring. As the late Sheldon Brown stated so well, "Over the last few years the Shimano "Freehub" has largely replaced the conventional threaded rear hub. It is sad to lose the brand interchangeability that formerly existed, but these hubs work so well that they have come to represent the new "standard." Most decent-quality bikes made since the late 1980s have used this greatly improved design."
More? The rims (or wheels) are a simple single wall design vs. the better & stronger double walled design. The combination of a cassette hub & double walled rims is the strongest, longest lasting design - able to take more use & abuse. More? Somewhere on all Schwinn discount store bikes is a warning sticker that reads, "This bicycle is not designed for competition, stunting, jumping or off-road use." Look for it - it's there. Why call it a "mountain bike"?
Frame sizes: Only one frame size available for those of "average" height - whatever that is. 5'4" tall? The bike is too tall for you. 6'2" tall? The bike is too small for you. A real bicycle shop offers many frame sizes to fit everyone from 4'10" tall to 6'2" tall or more in a mountain bike.
In short, if you plan on light street riding only, this bike may be OK. If you're an overweight person, or a person who plans on real off-road riding - look elsewhere - as in a REAL bicycle shop. Lastly, a real bicycle shop will offer at least one free check-up/tune-up. Some do it for a year...some for the life of the bike!
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Pros
- low cost (6)
- smooth ride (5)
- solid bike and construction (4)
- shifting and pedaling is nice (2)
- great all around bike (1)
Cons
- none found yet (3)
- cheap components (1)
- will ride the whole summer report back (1)
- one frame size (1)
- no follow up service (1)
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SMOOTH RIDING AND MAKE GEARING IS GREAT September 06, 2011
I GOT THE SCHWINN MIRADA 26 " MOUNTIAN BIKE AS A GIFT FOR MY 67th BIRTHDAY.
I HAVE NOT BEEN ON A BIKE IN ABOUT FOURTY- FIVE YEARS. THE FIRST THING I FELT WAS "BEING CENTER" AND "BALANCED" AND REALLY LOVING THE STYLE AND COLOR. I WAS SUPRISED BY THE SMOOTH RIDE AND HOW EASY THE GEARING WORKED. I AM OUT SHAPE AND SOMETIME SHORT OF BREATH. THIS BIKE IS SO EASY TO RIDE THAT I THINK I WILL ENJOY IT VERY MUCH AND ACTUALLY RIDE IT. THANKS SCHWINN FOR MAKING THE MIRADA 26.
looking for durabilityvalue conscious
a lover of great deals
practical
Fitness buff
Rides smooth and handles well. June 10, 2011
Pros:
Smooth Ride,Solid Bike and ConstructionGot the bike free at a garage sale. A throw in when I bought a bike carrier. It was in terrible condition but I fixed it, cleaned it up, preformed several adjustments, then had it tuned. I was surprised to find a bike that handled well, and seemed to be fine for trail riding. The seat is uncomfortable and I would suggest changing it out. Handle bars are not adjustable.
looking for durabilitya cycling fan
a 3 bike owner
Read The Facts December 25, 2010
Pros:
Low CostCons:
Cheap Components,One Frame Size,No Follow Up ServiceSchwinn (a.k.a. Pacific-Cycle) mass produces inexpensive bicycles & sells them through discount stores. This is not the Schwinn as found in a real bicycle shop for several reasons. The number one reason would be quality. Discount store bikes use the cheapest components possible. Example: The Shimano Tourney rear derailleur vs. at least a better Shimano Altus, which may run $5.00 to $10.00 more. More? A 7 speed "freewheel" hub vs. a better "cassette" hub. I'll explain. A freewheel hub (gears) simply screw onto a thin axle. The cassette slides onto a spline on a thicker - stronger freehub & is held in place with a locking ring. As the late Sheldon Brown stated so well, "Over the last few years the Shimano "Freehub" has largely replaced the conventional threaded rear hub. It is sad to lose the brand interchangeability that formerly existed, but these hubs work so well that they have come to represent the new "standard." Most decent-quality bikes made since the late 1980s have used this greatly improved design."
More? The rims (or wheels) are a simple single wall design vs. the better & stronger double walled design. The combination of a cassette hub & double walled rims is the strongest, longest lasting design - able to take more use & abuse. More? Somewhere on all Schwinn discount store bikes is a warning sticker that reads, "This bicycle is not designed for competition, stunting, jumping or off-road use." Look for it - it's there. Why call it a "mountain bike"?
Frame sizes: Only one frame size available for those of "average" height - whatever that is. 5'4" tall? The bike is too tall for you. 6'2" tall? The bike is too small for you. A real bicycle shop offers many frame sizes to fit everyone from 4'10" tall to 6'2" tall or more in a mountain bike.
In short, if you plan on light street riding only, this bike may be OK. If you're an overweight person, or a person who plans on real off-road riding - look elsewhere - as in a REAL bicycle shop. Lastly, a real bicycle shop will offer at least one free check-up/tune-up. Some do it for a year...some for the life of the bike!
value consciousbudget-conscious
Classic at a great price
a bargain hunter
Mirada Schwinn Bike is Worth It September 27, 2010
Pros:
Low Cost,Smooth RideSchwinn is a great revered name in the world of bikes and the Schwinn Mirada continues that tradition. For a relatively inexpensive price you get excellent quality craftsmanship, a solid/sturdy bike with the smoothest of rides. I like taking it out by the lake whenever I get a chance. Too bad summer is over I am already looking forward to taking it out next year.
