Features
Mongoose M42600U10OS PC Freestyle BMX Bicycles Title Micro features is:
- Designed for beginner-level riders, the Mongoose Title Pro BMX race bike is a trophy-worthy bike at an amazingly affordable price. Suggested rider height is 5'3" - 5'8".
- Lightweight Tectonic T1 aluminum frame, integrated headset and internal cable routing for clean lines and added protection. 21. 26” top tube length and frame weight of 3.11 lbs.
- The Title’s drivetrain features 170mm 3-piece tubular chromo cranks with a 44T chain ring and euro cartridge bottom bracket.
- The wheelset features Arisen XLR8 20” tires mounted on exposure aluminum double wall rims with aluminum ball bearing front hub and 16T cog freewheel rear hub.
- Aluminum linear pull brake with brake levers offer quality speed control, while the Hi-Ten chromo handlebar and fork are joined by a 50mm stem and sealed bearing headset to combine for excellent steering performance.
- Bike type: Freeride Bike
Reviews
Below are some critical reviews about Mongoose M42600U10OS PC Freestyle BMX Bicycles Title MicroFor the price I would rather spend 50 more for a Redline. The frame is good but all components are cheap as can be. Haven’t even used the bike yet and freewheel in back grinds. Hubs are not smooth. Seat frame and tires are fine. For those complaining about seat height it is a race bike. Not a sit and ride bike. Seat height is just high enough to sit and get on pedals at starting gate. So perfect for the type of bike. I’m 6’1” and could ride if need be. So all in Probabaly gonna have to spend a few hundred more to make it race worthy for my boy. Very disappointed. I was really hoping that mongoose upped their gameUpdate: Bike has been raced a few times. Freewheel is still binding. Seat won’t tighten up as much as I would like. But other issues like the hubs have smoothed out a lot.
I bought a Title pro thinking it's appropriate for a 5' kid. But it looks very small. I definitely wish I would have gone with some other model with 24'' tires.If you look at the videos, the seat post is extremely low. Moreover, the saddle is fixed, can't be adjusted and it is tilted at a weird angle. Maybe this bike is designed for some very specific use case, but not that good for a general purpose bike for a kid.
Great bike for BMX racing beginners. Modifications and aftermarket parts will have to be made/purchase once your rider gets the racing techniques down and ready for more speed. Handles great on both dirt and asphalt tracks.My son is 12 Novice rider and after 3 months, he is placing second and third place wins against other novice riders with $$$ thousand dollar bikes. As of today, I haven’t upgraded any parts. But will start in the next couple of weeks.
Below are some positive reviews about Mongoose M42600U10OS PC Freestyle BMX Bicycles Title Micro
For the price I would rather spend 50 more for a Redline. The frame is good but all components are cheap as can be. Haven’t even used the bike yet and freewheel in back grinds. Hubs are not smooth. Seat frame and tires are fine. For those complaining about seat height it is a race bike. Not a sit and ride bike. Seat height is just high enough to sit and get on pedals at starting gate. So perfect for the type of bike. I’m 6’1” and could ride if need be. So all in Probabaly gonna have to spend a few hundred more to make it race worthy for my boy. Very disappointed. I was really hoping that mongoose upped their gameUpdate: Bike has been raced a few times. Freewheel is still binding. Seat won’t tighten up as much as I would like. But other issues like the hubs have smoothed out a lot.
I bought a Title pro thinking it's appropriate for a 5' kid. But it looks very small. I definitely wish I would have gone with some other model with 24'' tires.If you look at the videos, the seat post is extremely low. Moreover, the saddle is fixed, can't be adjusted and it is tilted at a weird angle. Maybe this bike is designed for some very specific use case, but not that good for a general purpose bike for a kid.
Great bike for BMX racing beginners. Modifications and aftermarket parts will have to be made/purchase once your rider gets the racing techniques down and ready for more speed. Handles great on both dirt and asphalt tracks.My son is 12 Novice rider and after 3 months, he is placing second and third place wins against other novice riders with $$$ thousand dollar bikes. As of today, I haven’t upgraded any parts. But will start in the next couple of weeks.
