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Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image
Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike product image

Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike

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About This Item

Wheel Size

29"

Brake Type

Mechanical Disc

Suspension

Front


Manufacturer may substitute components with components of equal or greater performance level

The Mongoose Adult Switchback Comp Mountain Bike is perfect for beginners eager to tackle the trails with ease. Featuring a lightweight Tectonic T1 aluminum frame and 100mm travel suspension fork, it ensures a smooth and controlled ride over rough terrain. With a reliable 2 x 7 drivetrain and mechanical disc brakes, this bike offers effortless shifting and dependable stopping power in all conditions.

Features:

  • Adult mountain bike ideal for those just getting started with trail riding
  • Tectonic T1 aluminum MTB frame for lightweight durability
  • Aluminum 100 mm travel suspension fork enhances handling and control on rough terrain
  • 2 x 7 drivetrain with Shimano derailleur and Microshift shifters transitions effortlessly for climbs and descents
  • Mechanical disc brakes provide reliable, all-condition stopping power
  • Aluminum rims and hubs add lightweight durability
  • Additional features include: Updated trail geometry and internal cable routing




NOTICE: Used Bikes and/or bikes purchased online that have been assembled are non-returnable. We strongly recommend that a professional bicycle mechanic properly assembles, repairs, and maintains the bicycle. Dick’s Sporting Goods will provide free in-store assembly service by a certified technician for any bicycle purchased on our website or in our stores (proof of purchase required). If you choose to assemble the bicycle yourself, Dick’s Sporting Goods is not responsible for injuries or damages resulting from improper assembly.


  • Brand : Mongoose
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : SWITCHC29
  • Web ID: 24MONA29SWTCHBCKCPRF
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Frameset:

Frame Sizes:S, M, L, XL
Frame:Tectonic T1, aluminum, 27.5" (S) trail geometry or 29" (M, L, XL) trail geometry, internal cable routing, 10 mm x 135 mm dropout, replaceable hanger
Fork:Xposure, steel steerer, 9 mm x 100 mm, QR, 100 mm travel
Headset:Threadless, ZS44, retainer bearing

Drivetrain:

Shifters:Microshift TS39 Thumb Tap, 2 x 7
Rear Derailleur:Shimano TY-300
Crankset:Prowheel, aluminum, 36/22T
Chain:KMC Z7
Bottom Bracket:Feimin FP-B906, cartridge, square taper, threaded 68 mm shell
Cog Set:Sunrace, 7-speed, 13-34T

Brakes:

Brakeset:JAK 7, mechanical disc, aluminum, 160 mm rotor
Brake Levers:Aluminum

Wheels:

Spokes:14G, stainless steel
Rims:Xposure, aluminum double wall, 32H
Tires:Xposure MTB, 27.5 in x 2.25 in (S) or 29 in x 2.25 in (M, L, XL), wire bead
Front Hub:Xposure, aluminum, ball bearing, 9 mm x 100 mm, 32H, 6-bolt
Rear Hub:Xposure, aluminum, ball bearing, 10 mm x 135 mm QR, 32H, 6-bolt

Components:

Handlebar:Xposure, aluminum, 720 mm width, 15 mm rise, 31.8 mm clamp
Stem:Xposure aluminum, threadless, 40 mm, 7°, 31.8 mm clamp
Grips:Xposure, single density
Seat Post:Xposure, aluminum, 350 mm, 30.9 mm
Saddle:Mongoose MTB, steel rails
Pedals: Mongoose, nylon

REVIEWS

4.0

53%

Recommended

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Disappointing Brakes & Shifting. Would Be A Good Value Otherwise.

This bike would benefit from upgrades and modifications. The worst is brakes have insufficient power to lock the wheels into a skid, which is woefully inadequate. I'm not yet sure if this can be fixed with better pads, but it might require larger discs, and better calipers which would basically be a whole new brake system. Fortunately, good quality brake systems can be had for well under $100. Then there's the gears. The shifters work, but I find the style to be obnoxious. The front deraileur, and maybe the front sprocket (+ crank as a permanent assembly) are very low quality. Gone are the days of affordable bikes using even the lowest Shimano parts. The front deraileur + gears are imprecise and slow. They do work but are prone to send the chain off the sprocket entirely, even when the travel limits are properly adjusted. Thus, upgrades here would be beneficial. The rear deraileur is Shimano and works decent. The handlebar is unnecessarily wide. I think I measured 28". 24" ought to be plenty. Fortunately, that's easy to fix if you're handy, as the bar can be cut down. The rest is you get what you see. Mongoose has usually been a good brand for value but the brake and shifting components are embarrassing choices for a bike at this price. Beware of Dicks' assembly & adjustment errors. Its crude at best which will exasperate the problems I mentioned above. Assume for my review that I corrected all the errors prior.

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Great Bike, Confusing Instructions

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The instructions were a bit tough to follow, the chain and gear shifting is a bit noisy, but it’s a super durable bike that is comfy to ride. It fits me at 5’8” and is versatile for street or dirt. I recommend getting all the tools you need first together before starting to put it together!

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Poor Assembly

I purchased a mountain bike at Fair Oaks Mall, and unfortunately, my experience has been pretty disappointing. From day one, the brakes squeaked constantly. I initially assumed they just needed time to break in, but after several months of regular use, the issue never went away. Eventually, I decided to replace the brake pads myself. To my surprise, the original pads were already worn down significantly, despite the bike being less than a year old. It honestly felt like someone just grabbed whatever brake pads were available and used those. Worse yet, I discovered that the rotor bolts were loose, which is a serious safety issue. It seemed like no thread locker was applied. Overall, I expected better quality control and attention to detail, especially when it comes to assembling a bike that’s meant to handle rugged terrain. I know I'm not buying an expensive bike but this is low even for bare minimum.

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Good Ride

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband likes his bicycle is his height not mine is comfortable for him. It’s adorable and it performs pretty good. The only thing that we had trouble with was putting it together. It was very hard to read the instructions that is a bike and it’s made really well and it rides real good

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So Much Fun

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been riding this mountain bike for a month now, and I couldn’t be happier with it. The lightweight aluminum frame feels solid yet agile on the trails, and the 29" wheels roll over roots and rocks with ease. The front suspension absorbs bumps really well, and the disc brakes give me great control, even on steep descents. Gear shifts are smooth, and it handles both off-road and paved paths confidently. Overall, it’s been a reliable and fun ride.

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