Mongoose Subject 2011
Mongoose Subject 2011
The Mongoose Subject 2011
Learning how to freestyle can be challenging, and the Mongoose Subject 2011 is an excellent choice to help you get started. The Subject fits the needs of the beginner freestyler with compact geometry frame, lower handlebars, front & rear brakes with brake rotor, and axle pegs.
Mongoose Subject 2011: pros and cons
- light and dependable frame;
- seriously good-looking;
- excellent value for money.
- brakes need some work to fine-tune;
- pegs are difficult to mount/unmount without the right tools.
Mongoose Subject 2011: technical specifications
- Frame: Full Hi-ten Steel
- Fork: Full Hi-ten Steel
- Number of Gears: 1
- Chainset: 1pc forged Cromo 165mm
- Chainrings: 33t Steel
- Bottom Bracket: Looseball USA
- Cassette: 13t Freewheel
- Chain: KMC Z-510
- Pedals: Mongoose Resin
- Rear Brake: Rush SB933 U-brake
- Brake Levers: Rush RX257
- Handlebars: Mongoose Hi-ten 7.5
- Stem: Mongoose Frontload
- Headset: 1-1/8 ahead
- Grips: Mongoose Kraton
- Rims: Alloy 36H front, 48H rear
- Front Hub: 36H Steel
- Rear Hub: 48H steel
- Front Tyre: Innova 2.0
- Rear Tyre: Innova 2.0
- Saddle: Mongoose Slim
- Seatpost: 25.4 Steel
- Seat Binder: Alloy single bolt
- Extra Features: 1 Pair of pegs
- Weight: 27.25lbs (approx)
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