Product descriptions
Diamondback 6061-T6 Aluminum Sport Hybrid frame for upright comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels DB Sport Comfort front fork with 63mm of travel to handle small bumps comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels 7 speed Drivetrain with Trigger Shifters for easy gear transitions comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels More efficient than a comfort bike, more comfortable than a road bike: most people are surprised at how often they end up choosing a hybrid for a variety of rides. comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels The Diamondback Edgewood combines the same relaxed contact point features of a comfort bike with the big smooth-rolling 700c wheels of a road bike.
The heart of the bike is the DB 6061-T6 Aluminum Sport hybrid geometry frame with formed tubes and a replaceable derailleur hanger. Comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels full Shimano drivetrain, Easy Fire Trigger shifters and linear pull brake levers round out this smooth rolling, smooth shifting machine. SSW700 Double Tunnel alloy rims offer up a durably built wheel that can go for days. A comfy cockpit provides precise steering and the DB Deluxe Hybrid saddle with double density base offers a comfy position for long rides. Comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels comfort, upright ride, 700c wheels The 2014 Edgewood is black and comes in four sizes: SM (15"), M (17"), LG (19"), XL (21").
Features:
- Butted 6061-T6 Aluminum Hybrid Frame
- 63mm Travel Sport Comfort Hybrid Suspension Fork
- Shimano TX55 rear derailleur paired with 7 speed EZ-fire shifters
- SSW700 Double Tunnel Alloy Rims
- DB Deluxe 2-Density Hybrid Saddle
Reviews:
I haven't ridden a bike in twenty years. Wanting to improve my fitness I purchased this bike from Amazon. It arrived in 2 days (via Prime), and I had the bike together and ready to ride within about an hour. I had to fiddle with the brake adjustment a little to make them work to my preference, but that was a fairly simple task. The assembly was so easy, in fact, that my biggest complaint was getting the right side pedal to thread (the threads were very, very tight and it was not easy to tell whether the fit was snug or whether there was cross-threading going on. But that was certainly not a big deal - maybe about 5 minutes of starting, stopping, restarting, stopping and so forth.
I am just under six feet tall and the 19" frame is still ever so slightly large for me, but it fits me well, otherwise. I've ridden for about twenty miles thus far (the bike just arrived two days ago) and I find it comfortable, and extremely well built.
The only problem (if you can call it that) was that the rear reflector that came with the bike doesn't seem to mount anywhere properly. I think they sent me one made for a different bike. Not a big deal; just a minor annoyance. I cheap generic obtained from the local bike shop did the trick.
Overall, I love the bike and am happy I made the purchase. No regrets!. By Mad Biker