Brand Polaris Model Ranger Details Lowest Price ($177.85)

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Polaris Ranger Men’s Dual-Suspension Mountain Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
Polaris Ranger Mens Dual Suspension Mountain Bike (26 Inch Wheels) – Features
The Polaris Ranger combines a Shimano¿ 21-speed drive-train, front and rear V-brakes, Alloy rims and knobby all-terrain tires, all mounted to a sturdy steel dual-suspension frame to make a winning combination. Available in 26″ wheel and 24″ wheel boys and girls styles.
Entry-level men’s mountain bike with steel frame and 26-inch wheels
Dual suspension steel fork and frame smooth out bumps in the trail
Trail ready alloy rims; knobby all-terrain tires
Shimano 21-speed drivetrain for power on hills

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Polaris Ranger Mens Dual Suspension Mountain Bike (26 Inch Wheels) – Reviews

Got thsi for my son on his birthday, he loves it! Received in a timely fashion and way easy to put together. Thanks!

Seattle Slim

Just started doing some real riding on the Polaris Ranger and had a malfunction. Not really sure what happened, but the derailer started slipping and ended up snapping the chain. I’m kinda of put off by the product, but now I have the need and want to strip it down and make a simpler bike out of it. The handlebars need new grips and a lot of adjustment. The bike definitely needs new pedals out of the box, as the factory ones are very crap. Frame is a little heavy but not horrible. Will definitely need new tires and tubes. Brakes are surprisingly, compared to the rest, o.k.
In retrospect, I’m not really angry with my purchase. It is a chinese-made bike. This sort of thing should be expected with any hard riding. If I had the ability to re-do this purchase and find one on craigslist, I would. Decent bikes are on craigslist for this price if not a little more. But I’ll live with this.

NeverDie

I bought this bike as it seems quite good value for money for just leisure-riding. It’s reasonably well-specced for cost (front and rear suspension, brakes are OK, Shimano gears).

What lets it down is (like the other reviewer) the bike was poking holes in the box when it arrived; one of the screws that secures the handlebars had disappeared and I had to go to a hardware shop to replace it. The manual is also rather poor, it looks like they put together a generic manual for every single bike in their product range and you have to work out how it relates to your one. Not only that but the manual is poorly written and diagrammed.

Once assembled I was pretty happy with the bike, I’ve been riding it every weekend for the last 2 months and not had any real issues. It looks pretty cool hasn’t malfunctioned so overall I’m reasonably pleased.

The Great OZ


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